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Where my fellow Doge coin billionaires at?
Boarman03 replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in The Campfire
All I can do is relate my 40 years of experience. I never lost a house, suffered some setbacks, didn't manage them always like I should have, but I am putting my kids through college and helping one with free rent (she puts the rent amount into her savings account each month) to get ready to buy a house in the next crash. She just graduated as a Civil Engineer and immediate was hired. No student loans, no car payments, no rent. That's what rentals did for me, and her. -
My first large animal and black powder hunt in AZ turned out to be awesome!!
Boarman03 replied to Boarman03's topic in The Campfire
My hunt started on Friday, October 22 and ended Monday afternoon, but could have continued until Sunday the 31st. I was lucky and was done in 4 days. Only ever saw 8 deer. One dead on the roadside, one behind the cabin (the tease), two young bucks feeding alongside the highway, and the four we encountered that became three. No does, no others. -
Where my fellow Doge coin billionaires at?
Boarman03 replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in The Campfire
That was a new twist. But there were rules people had to follow or they could still be evicted, and deserving people were evicted if the property owner knew the rules. Still one of the safest and most consistent investments I know. Not for everyone. Just putting the info out there. Not a judgement. -
Where my fellow Doge coin billionaires at?
Boarman03 replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in The Campfire
You can. Never said you couldn't. -
Where my fellow Doge coin billionaires at?
Boarman03 replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in The Campfire
Just an FYI: A house purchased in 1993 for $45k that originally sold for $50k in 1981 is now worth nearly $250k - $300k. If it was a rental and managed correctly, somebody else would have paid for the property, maintenance, and taxes, while you got a reduction in your income taxes and received some income. It's physically there, you can sell it any time. The banks recognize it as a real asset and you can get real $$$ if you decide to sell it or receive monthly income. There is work though. And you need to know the rules and manage it. Rents have gone up from $650.00 per month in 1993 to $1,800 per month in 2021. 10 houses paid off would net approximately $1,300 per month each in 2021. That would be $13,000 a month or $156k per year, plus you would still have the gross value of the houses that would be roughly $4 million. Not instant, but it happens. But I repeat, there is work and you have to know the rules! Next "big adjustment" will probably be 2026 or 2028 ish. Buy two to three years after the "crash" for lowest prices. House in 2011 that sold for $67k is now worth $390k if all spruced up. House in 2011 that sold for $80k is now worth $450k. "Crashes" in 1968, 1988, 2008. Economy has "peaked" every 18 years since the late 1800's with few exceptions. History tends to repeat itself. Big boys at the top controlling it all to make money on both sides? You don't have to believe or trust me. Check the data. I would not buy a house now for an investment because the numbers don't work, but I am looking towards 2029 - 2030 ish, if I'm healthy and my kids are pretty much out of college. BTW, I'm over 60 and have lived through two adjustments. Everything is looking like it is a repeat and on track with the past overall. Enjoy the ride! I am not a Realtor and am not pushing or selling anything. I get nothing out of what you choose to do with this information. I have been aware or involved with rentals since 1983 to some degree. Use this information at your own discretion. -
My first large animal and black powder hunt in AZ turned out to be awesome!!
Boarman03 replied to Boarman03's topic in The Campfire
Thank you. Todd does extremely nice work. -
My first large animal and black powder hunt in AZ turned out to be awesome!!
Boarman03 replied to Boarman03's topic in The Campfire
Posted as requested. Thanks for asking. Gun has less than 15 rounds down it, all but two used to sight in the gun. One round was so Todd's Friend could try it out. The other non-sighting round was the hunting round. I believe the total round count to be 11, but I may be off by two or three more. Todd did an excellent job helping me sight it in and learning to use it. Todd and I sighted at 100 yards, then two or three shots at at 610 yards. That's all. One of his rancher friends shot it and then the kill shot at 320 yards with that gusting wind by me. I was sure I couldn't have hit it, but took the shot by the book and got "lucky" or "blessed". That shot in and if it's self was a great experience! Plus we had all of the other drama in the previous days. Crazy Lady Amber was the most dramatic and truthfully somewhat scary. She is an example of who shouldn't own a gun! -
My first large animal and black powder hunt in AZ turned out to be awesome!!
Boarman03 replied to Boarman03's topic in The Campfire
Here's the rifle, as requested. I took the bottom picture, Todd took the one with me looking under the hood of the truck cab in the background. -
My first large animal and black powder hunt in AZ turned out to be awesome!!
Boarman03 replied to Boarman03's topic in The Campfire
Yes, that is me with the buck on my back carrying my now priceless rifle! Love that gun! -
Sorry for your loss. Sucks when you lose stuff. I went back to my hunt area Tuesday to find my glasses I set down Monday at Sunset while taking a 320 yard shot at a mule deer with my BP rifle. The wind was gusting 15 to 40 mph. In the excitement of hitting him I walked away with out them. My sight is almost legal to drive without them and when I realized what I had done, it was getting dark fast and we had to get out gear to the truck and take care of the deer. I was lucky to remember approximately where I took the shot from and found my glasses Tuesday morning. The deer would have been worth it even if I had lost them but I was fortunate. I hope you are as well.(At least you and I didn't lose our rifles.😁)
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Misc reloading components for sale or trade
Boarman03 replied to BAG'N'TAG's topic in Classified Ads
Tried to send PM. You cannot receive messages. You may need to clear some out for space. -
Contact Levers, he might know of one.
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Size? 12 year old boys can vary a lot.
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Which scope?
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Why not schedule a day for Tucson boys? Put them all on one or two days with enough lead time to fill the days? That would make it worth the drive?
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I'll take them.
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Try contacting Levers. He may know of one.
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WildWoody is a great guy and avid hunter. He's been very good to me and others. I appreciate his goodness! Why not afford him greater latitude for something less serious than losing a rifle. I hope the lost rifle was not do to an injury or other emergency and that the owner is able to recover it. Kudos to the honor of the OP! And to azsugarbear for posting this to help out.
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For sale: .222 Hornady super performance 50gr
Boarman03 replied to trphyhntr's topic in Classified Ads
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I believe Axis ll has the accutrigger To quote the site; Finally, the primary difference between Axis XP and Axis II XP is the Savage® AccuTrigger™ system. This light trigger system can be customized to your individual preferences and shooting style. You can set the trigger pull yourself without having to pay for a gunsmith.May 14, 2018
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You cannot receive messages. Please pm me with your cell #. Would like to pickup tonight. Mountain man starts earlyThursday AM. Russ
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I'll take them for the youth and pay you.
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Dang vehicle defies gravity!
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Savage, the new Remington? They seem to be on top of their game.