In conclusion, I don't want this thread to become"Drill baby Drill" versus "No Fracking Way"Also, Please cite the "bust" town you refer to.

Turn that baby in after 3 years and get the latest electric vehicle that's in vogue.

I'm pulling my hair out in frustration!

I just got married last year and now have a baby.

Then the following month I hit a pothole and had to get new tires haha, all this while trying to save up for a baby on the way.Now that he's been born and everything's paid off it's worth it, but it really did make me question things at the time.

So we downsized our residence, sold the big house in 2013, bought a modest little farm, and rolled our tax free profits (over 55, baby!)

Go in, and place was absolutely, completely filthy (an earwig in the freezer, every inch of the fridge covered in gunk, toilet had not been scrubbed, cat hair everywhere, many surfaces covered in a thick layer of dust and dirt).

Hey guys, I wanted to share another great story on a property we closed earlier this year.As I’ve shared in previous posts, I have been partnering with other people to acquire more rental properties in Canada.I believe this is a win-win for both parties, as my partner has a full-time career and doesn’t have the time nor expertise in real estate to invest fully on their own and for me it allows me to continue to expand my real estate portfolio with less of my own funds.The exciting part about this latest deal is we paid $0 to acquire it…yeah baby!!

I have been wondering when the shift of money will switch from baby boomer to millennial and I think we will see the indication of it when the effective marketing methods change just like this.

So what is similar to your story is that we both would end our primary careers at a fairly young age (I’m not a sports guy but I’m guessing retirement age tends to arrive before grey hair) and could subsequently have long and successful investment careers.