Replying to @keelanmarion1
Come on down to Folsom! We'd love to have ya!
Replying to @realEstateTrent
Wait two years, have a third, and relive the moment. That’s what we did. I’m 46 and our third is just 9 months old.
What if health insurance companies offered personal life insurance policies as a requirement with their medical policies? They could bake the life premiums into their health premiums. Would something like this incentivize them to approve medical services for patient care?
Replying to @CardPurchaser
Can downtowns be hit in fat packs?
Replying to @realEstateTrent
People that have kids don’t care about babies on flights. It’s like white noise.
Replying to @BillBrewsterTBB
You too old friend! We moved to Colorado about 18 months ago. Have 3 kids now. Let the good time roll....
Replying to @BillBrewsterTBB
Move to the Ford Expedition Max (with 2nd row captain chairs). Lizzie and I just got one and we LOVE it.
Replying to @JohnE_Fabb
I live out in SW Littleton and took my 5 year old down to the Honeycomb Play area during the day so he could see "the busy city". Can't believe this happened just a few hours later. We moved from Chicago 18 mos ago to get away from this. Disgusting. @dobetterdnvr
Replying to @JulieChangRE
I sought the same and we ended up in the Ken Caryl Valley about 20 miles outside downtown Denver! Moved here a few months ago and couldn't love it more.
Replying to @realEstateTrent
Hope it works out better for you than me! Took 5 month old to Bahamas and my lovely wife was breastfeeding in a closet for hours at a time every night. We couldn’t wait to get home.
Replying to @kenashley
Agreed. Soundtrack from Last of the Mohicans is another one!
Replying to @realEstateTrent
Would actually be nice. Impossible to find new movies these days with all the exclusivity across dozens of streaming options. Blockbuster was the aggregator.
Stuck in West Denver Metro under almost 20" of snow.
Nanny couldn't make it, no school tomorrow.
Kids stuck. Wife and I work remote full-time.
No such thing as a snow day as a remote worker.
Not sure it could get more fun than this.
I wouldn't exit Denver assets as it has a 100,000 sfr/apt unit shortfall relative to demand (not as much in the city as surrounding areas). Living and currently buying primary residence in the suburbs, we're still seeing bidding wars.
Replying to @realEstateTrent
I'll add one more thing to this (as someone in their 40's). It's likely never too late to delay gratification.
Replying to @mountainwesttax
I'd add commercial real estate brokerage to this list. My wife and I met while she was temping at JLL to earn money while in grad school.
Great opportunity with flexibility though - if it's an older property in a gentrifying neighborhood with new homes being delivered, this situation makes for a good covered land play too.
It's never too late to get that dream job you've been aspiring for. A close friend of mine just landed CIO at a Fortune 1000 #CRE organization.
