Real estate- I own quite a few rental units across Wisconsin, also have a short-term rental on Lake Superior and a couple in AK. I've toned down to part-time at my normal W2 gig as a PT, will likely go full real-state in the next 3-4 years. Probably could financially now, but I'd be bored.
This is the way, it's a great asset class that brings plenty of enjoyment.
But my vote is all spare cash goes into a high yield savings account for your first investment property down payment. I own around 90 units and most of my spare cash goes into buying more. I did some risky shit a few...
Rich Dad Poor Dad- Rober Kiyosaki
Set for Life- Scott Trench (a little more Real Estate focused, but great)
Richest Man in Babylon
The House Hacking Strategy- Craig Curelop
This really is true, we weren't "stopped", but instead ran into a CO in the backcountry (he was hunting as well). Got to BS-ing and told him we had shot a bull, he asked what he did with the head and brain tissue (I think he was politely telling us make sure we get everything out before we get...
Lived in Maine for a PT contract for a summer and we lived right next to Acadia. I’ve been to a dozen or so parks, but Acadia has topped the list so far, it’s busy but easy to get away. Also really liked Ranier and Olympia.
A lot of people don’t realize the Schoodic Peninsula is part of the...
If I can't access the safety deposit box that's unhelpful. I feel good about having one in my house hidden and another at a trusted friend's house hidden. I'm confident I could give someone unrestricted access to my house for a week and they wouldn't find it, same with the 2nd.
Pretty easy- buy a Ledger (directly from their website so you know it's not a cheap Chinese knockoff). Buy on Coinbase or wherever, and you transfer it to the Ledger wallet. The key with an offline wallet is the seed phrase. I have one copy hidden in my house and another at someone else's...
I've been buying for several years, took a 100k haircut with Celsius going tits up, should've known it was too good to be true. I just DCA every month a couple K, I try and not pay attention to the wild swings, just keep buying regardless of the price. Did have some other shitcoins too, but...
I did travel PT and my wife was a RN, we did it for about a year, it was a blast. We used furnished finder or actually had some decent luck either calling local realtors or the hospital's that I was working at. Lived in some cool places in Florida, Maine, Washington. It was an awesome way to...
He’s up and looks great! I’m planning on getting a pic of the pup made on canvas to put under the tailgate with a limit of roosters as well. Adding another to the other side will be a nice touch at some point too.
Agree to disagree. 50% of the population is walking around with a leg length discrepancy that have absolutely no pain. People don’t realize how many “abnormal” findings there are in the population. People with a leg length discrepancy have no higher rate of back pain than people who do, thats...
Or more than likely based on his body mechanics and the nature of the break that was not an option. If you believe that is the cause; the best bet is to go to a cobbler or someone that can install a thicker midsole. A heel lift can only fix so much.
Our bodies are not that fragile in terms...
I got my WI rooster from December 2022 back this week. Turned out pretty good I think, what do guys think?
I’ve shot 200 pheasants over my golden, but this one crossed all the boxes for the most part of what I wanted (plan to get one over each dog mounted). Color was ok, shot around home on a...
That's correct, if you do sheep/deer as well you can get away with buying licenses every 2/3 years and it works fine, I've been doing it for 10 years. If you're just doing elk you'll be able to just do every other year.
Game-Ready's are great, I'm assuming you're renting one. 4-5x/day at 20 minutes a pop after surgery, start with min compression and go up to mod at some point (no need for high). It works well if you save some old yogurt or cool whip containers and freeze several blocks of ice. It's easier...
Another thing to keep in mind that the surgery isn't 100% either. With you no longer playing football etc the risk of another dislocation is considerably lower after the surgery, but just off the top of my head I can think of 3 different football/wrestlers who had it done and ended up having it...
If you're just getting subluxations for the most part and not a ton of pain if it were me I'd likely pass on surgery, but only you know the extent of the subluxations. A little slippage is fine, but feeling unstable and it's about to pop out is a different animal.
I'm a PT, I treat a ton of...
I chased a 350 on a gen tag several miles one year and had him within 60 yards several times. It didn't work out.
2 days later I called a rag into 7 yards screaming in my face and I killed him, and I had absolutely no reservations about it. I should draw again here shortly, and I may change...
Woofta that could’ve been a lot worse.
I’ve had it happen but 100x worse. Dog was birdy and I was following and stepped in a foxhole. End of the barrel must’ve hit a chunk of mud and a pheasant got up and I pulled and fired. Sounded like a muted trumpet. Completely my fault, but I have a hard...