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Scranton | I don't disagree, but a person has to find a balance. Are we on the face of this earth just to build an investment portfolio that will go to our kids or others so they can live high on the hog? For instance, I built a new house 13 years ago. I'm so glad I did, even though following your logic I should have bought land (I missed out on a 60 for $6,000 at the time), but even though that farm would have increased in value by most of what I paid for my house, I have no regrets. I love walking into this house every night after a hard day. Same with simple vacations to (for instance) bowl games. Life is meant to be enjoyed, and so many farmers I've seen over the years, including myself sometimes, are willing to give that up to build their fortune. | |
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Kubs Den “ INSANITY OF PAYING 7% ON AN ASSET (FARMLAND) THAT ONLY EARNS 2%”
