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I guess it's too late since I purchased my home a year ago. Too many blind spots to the outside view. There are windows that are too small and raised high in some of the rooms so for example, for me to see my backyard I have to go downstairs because there are no windows upstairs that face the back. Side Windows upstairs in some rooms are small and above my head. Downstairs, I in order to view the street from the front of the house, I would have to go into the garage and peer through those windows or go upstairs to the room facing the from. This is a large brand new home. Wish I could sell it and leave but would lose too much money and an argument with spouse.

Your experiment proves nothing as you didn't do the same test with untreated line from the same spool....

You are a Real person COOL !!!

From FS. Please follow this auditor advise . As a start. 🗽

Debt free - Profit free. If you can't do the math on this basic financial problem and do a little bit of research. You don't deserve the profits of this small capital investment.

1000 grit wet sand them. Then spray them with a few coats of 2k clear coat.

Overpaying my principal ever since our first payment was due in June 21 . A paid off home: Priceless. Alot don't even include property tax and home owner's insurance in their escrow. They pay separately. We have the double homestead exemption.

Where I live, I think the set back is 4 feet. We live in an older neighborhood, and there might be 8 feet between our house and our neighbor's. Years ago, the fence between the backyards blew down, and our neighbor came to us and asked if they could put up a new fence on the property line, as it had been, because it meets the corner of their big barn/garage. They added a little chainlink part with a gate from near the back corner of our house to the corner of theirs, which sits a little mor foreward. When the fence was erected, they had it replaced with the smooth side on their side, thus, still "our fence". No, it's really both our fence. 😂 We're on a corner, so the other neighbor's driveway butts right next to the property line, whatever.

Most insurance policies do not cover guns.

We paid cash for our old 1920s 3 bed/1 bath house in 1997. No updates had been done. Original bathroom and mostly original kitchen. We planned on updating it and it had a little bit of cash due to a small inheritance. House was bought for $79k and sold for $218k in 2022 after renovating bathroom, kitchen, foundation fixes, new siding, new roof, new retaining wall, new windows, new carpet. We would have been MUCH better taking out a mortgage investing that money instead. We did invest over those years and our investments quadrupled at a minimum over those years. Our house didn’t even double. I have a mortgage now in my new built house. I continue to invest.

I also have paid of rentals but the other side of the coin to consider is there is added risk. If a tenant wants to sue you and hires an attorny, they will be licking their lips when they see all the equity they can go after. Hopefully you have liability/umbrella insurance to protect it. Also if we had been leveraged the last few years the appreciation gains would have been much more. A lot of real estate here has almost doubled in value in the last 4 years. If I had a do over I would Refi' some at a record low ~3% and put that cheap money to work. Being debt free is hard to beat though, especially for the upcoming rocky road.

You only got about 40 years to work. There is a lot to do in that time. Some of those can include: buy a house, get married, have kids, save for retirement, buy vehicles, vacations, hobbies, etc. Student loans will be a road block for many, if not all of the things i listed.😊

Make colleges offer classes nights and weekends (for stem degrees, not business or art), up the reimbursement for companies from $5,250 to $8k-$10k... Problem solve... they will never do it, they like being the sorting mechanism in society...

Unemployment, by BLS standards, measures the portion of people who WANT a job but the economy absolutely refuses to hire them. Unless you choose to use poverty programs for food and housing, student loans are a great option. At least you get a meal plan and a bed 🛏️. But reality is, very few people are both asset poor and unemployed. Only those kids really benefit from college...

Umm...yea parts are not really interchangeable. Grip panels yes, the rest will require some hand tooling and fitting...

Well done.

You want to solve the student loan debt problem? One simple piece of legislation will solve this, maybe even by one stroke of the pen with an Executive Order.... *Make student loans easily dischargeable in bankruptcy,* and watch how fast lending standards are tightened.

If possible, live at home and commute. Living on campus is not worth an extra $10-12k per year.

Random question. What watch are you wearing?

Wesleyan- macon,ga, $220k Berry - Rome, GA. _$260k I have 2 in college.

Great take for those starting out in life, but on your other video you mentioned your Dad. Give us your take on the other end of life for us nearing the end of the rainbow.

If you ain't cav, you ain't shit. Did two deployments to Afghanistan as a 19D, I conducted Long Range reconnaissance in the Bala Murghab mountains for a year and then in Ghani on my second tour. Thank you for your service brother. I just got a Citizen Garrison Field watch in the mail today.

Seaded windows look so much better not to mention true divided light is better than these flat glass gas filled windows that look like shit unless you have no character and only care about Mc mansions

Flat roofs are awesome. I have them on about 10 houses in New England and they never leak they last forever. This guy doesn’t know everything that’s a fact.

Have you been listening to Mike Rowe? 🤣😂🤣

One of my sisters is a teacher who graduated decades ago. To my knowledge, she has never paid the principal down - she may not have paid any of it. She is happy about the possibility of having the debt cancelled. Everyone else in the family who either paid their loan off or didn't get a student loan in the 1st place is not so thrilled about paying off her (and a bunch of other) loans. It's not a subject which comes up a lot in the family when she is present as arguments will ensue. My opinion is that how student loans are handled by the govt is the primary reason that college education is so expensive and spiraling higher.

I’ve sprayed my rod and reel with WD40 thirty years ago, I’ve always washed them down with my garden hose when I got done fishing. Then maybe three times during the season , spring , summer , and fall I would use WD40 on them .

Fun fact a female fruit fly can live for 1 month and lay 100 eggs a day that hatch in 24 hours.

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I had a scholarship for 75% in-state (Florida)tuition only. I took out subsidized loans for some of the balance. Even though I had a small amount of loan debt, I still regret taking it. I look at it less like a scam and more like a bad investment. I had no idea how bad an investment it was at the time, and neither did my parents. I'm advising my kids to stay in state and not take loans if they decide college is the route for them. No loans!

My niece went in debt to the tune of $100K to get a Phd in philosophy and now can't find a job that supports a lifestyle that will allow her to pay off her debts.

I am looking at getting an electric trimmer great vid. And an FYI usually what you are describing about your gas trimmer is probably a diaphragm. They like 35 cents if you wanted to fix it. I am torn between the dewalt and the ego.

Hot take here. Parents actually need to parent their 18 year old kids and talk about this. Out of state is a ludicrous idea unless you have a full ride or waiver of out of state fees. No mascot is worth the ankle weights it will put on you.

Great vlog ! I tried college but but liked money and wasn’t afraid to work . I went vocational and had my first 100,000+ year at 24 with no debt ! 59 now and retired loving life , doing what I want. I pissed so many people off over the years by simply saying “ I’m sorry that four year degree didn’t work out the way you thought it would “

I bet the freezing of student loans also helped fuel the run up in housing prices from 2020-22.

I’ve been on the fence about paying of my house I’m a little older lol and no one has ever really brought up the homestead part which is really got me thinking now if I do pay it off I will be cash poor and my job is very questionable at this time everything is going automated

I'm about to turn 62 and have been retired about 4 years, now it was sort of forced retirement so had not really planned for it that soon. One of the main reasons I decided I could retire was I was debt free. I have my main home paid for and also a lake home we plan to move to soon. The decision I will need to make when we move to our lake home is sell or rent our current home. Had always plan to rent for about 5 years before I sold, would create about $2,200 a month in income but with home prices and interest rates this high could make almost the same selling house and putting it all in CD's.

Great video Jack! I will be contacting you when I return to the Pensacola area to spend the rest of my days!

I'm a firm believer in you rather have it and not need it. Place a nice set of bamboo over a sink for cou ter space. Idk.

I hav a 07 avalanche. I'm looking into pop ups

Amen..thank you, well said👏

But, it's not a Colt.

When are you going to catch a king mackerel or a Red snapper.

Paying off my house was the greatest thing I ever did for myself.

Haha! I was sued by my tenants and then a tree fell on my roof!

Yak I love your philosophy very smart man thank you for all these awesome videos. Im in Miami Beach FL im a flipper/i estor like you and I totally agree with you my man 💯

Paying interest is a burden, I agree with you!

18 months and the mortgage and insurance are gone.

Great Video! After paying your house off, there is a third major benefit with insurance that you didn't mention. You mentioned that a paid off home can choose to 1. self insure 2. temporarily suspend insurance if the company tries to spontaneously gouge you and not pay the difference and just re-shop. But the biggest benefit is that you have the option to shop around for cheaper DP1 or DP2 policies that will just cover your house if there is a complete loss. So you don't have to pay for the expensive H03 policies they cover everything that having a mortgage requires. This can save people with paid off homes up to 50% - 70% on premiums. Again, love the videos