I'm a healthy young man, in great shape and didn't really struggle with it.

And its a lifestyle not a job. 

Looks like a healthy little profit there for you - nice job!

A healthy price will generate a lot of inquiries, but only one of two applications in the first couple week. 

My goals are for him -  to ensure that I have enough money available for him to get whatever care he needs (he's fully independent now, still works on his bobcat, healthy, etc. - so I guess I need to estimate what those would be - he is in his 70s and has uncles and aunts that lived until late 90s and one until 102 when no one did) and a comfortable retirement (he is extremely frugal so that's not an issue).

Of course, if it's a lifestyle buy, it's another story although such a budget would probably get you (much) further.

It's a sign of a healthy market evolution.

Ive owned it for 7 years and have healthy equity in it.

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I won't go into much detail, but I do have a decent athletic scholarship that saves a healthy chunk of money for myself.