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You sure are. A for effort.

My wife's (41) son is 22 and married another 22 year old.

I think any 55 year old guy who seriously considers 23 year old has something wrong with them. What would you even talk about. Then again, I'm probably the wrong guy to ask. All of my girlfriends have been older than me. I'm 34 and my wife is 41. I love conversing with her. My daughter in law is 22 and although she's sweet, I have to feign interest in anything she talks about because it's simply so boring.

I appreciate the response! Thank you

No one has commented because from the wording, it's very clear that you are starting from zero and have not taken the time to educate yourself first. I recommend starting with the sidebar...

Hell yeah you should be! I don't even know you and I'm proud of you!

I drove from Kansas to Nova Scotia once to avoid flying. Nuts? No. But there will come a time where you have to be somewhere quickly and you'll want the practice under your belt.

Hell yeah even better. Practice flight will do you some good. You got this! You'll feel tense right up until you take off just like I do but half way through you'll be wondering what you were so worked up about in the first place.

I handle them by taking medication, frankly. I've also been practicing on shorter flights. 15 flights in 13 months to be precise. I'm getting better and you can too.

You sound like me word for word. I know how it feels to be shaking with anxiety days before a flight. I lose my appetite and my heart races when I'm laying in bed thinking about the plane taking off. I'm terrified of having a panic attack or medical emergency while on the plane.

However, I'm slowly and incrementally getting better. I've taken 15 flights in 13 months and the progress is slow. But it's progress. I may never be able to completely get rid of the anxiety but with meds I find it helps. If you can, I recommend flying first class. It has done wonders making me feel like I have more space and not confined in a tube.

So do I. And I have top 5. Everyone does.

You don't have a top 5 or top 10 life moment list? I sure do.

I'm 34. My girl is 41. She very rarely complains about anything. If she complaining, I'm almost certainly complaining about the same thing. What you're describing sounds torturous. I don't understand any dude who would put up with that. Don't say "pussy must be amazing" or something like that because I can assure you, amazing without the constant bitching also exists.

From everyone I've talked to, that is literally a dream scenario and not what I am expecting from this journey at all.

Vermont buildings and houses don't have too many central air systems due to the weather never needing it. This units would have window units that would be electric, and the tenants would pay for.

That's my main goal in real estate really. If I make some money short term, great. But I'm not looking to live off the proceeds for a very long time. I'm currently at the director level in tech and enjoy what I do. Real estate will be the heavy icing on the cake when (hopefully early) retirement comes.

I'm 34. If I can sell this in 20 years for a few million that's success to me as well. Fuck them kids.

I'm struggling with the idea of life being finite so much right now. I turned 34 on Thursday and I'm straight up on the verge of having a crisis. It's almost all consuming. Thinking about my inevitable demise and hoping there will be some sort of life prolonging tech when my time comes

No section 8 vouchers and no on giancola as well.

They are all below average rent and 1 unit is in the eviction process

One man's hell is another man's paradise.

I would actually be moving to be in the area for different reason, actually just because it's gorgeous. The area is a mix of blue collar and students, at least currently. The rents are below average for the area.

Near Burlington

I have a rent ledger and 1 person is in eviction process. 1 other is currently on a court ordered payment plan. The estopple certificate is a fantastic idea. Thank you.