Beautiful Kauai home. How does owning a home that far remote work out for you? Do you rent/lease it out? Employ a caretaker? Use it very often? Sorry, not trying to be so nosey--just curious about your experience with it.
I'd like to think, that if I were in my right mind, I could live anywhere. But Papa Bear's porridge is too hot and Mama Bear's
porridge is too cold. I sort of misrepresent Baby Bear's porridge as being just right.
I'm just weary of griping about stuff.
porridge is too cold. I sort of misrepresent Baby Bear's porridge as being just right.
I'm just weary of griping about stuff.
The home is not that remote, really. For full disclosure, my brother and I inherited the home from our parents. My parents are still alive and live in the home as if they still own it but are technically renters. It took about a 10 years but was legally transfered to us so when my parents pass on the home will not be part of their estate thus not having any death tax implications as it will have already been in our ownership.
It's an incredible home in a fantastic location but i could never live there full time. Local law does not allow for any more vacation rental properties in the area. When my parents pass we will rent to family and friends under the table. Dependent on cost to own and maintain we are not sure whether we will continue to own or end up selling down the line.
Dennis, can i ask what your plans are for this summer. Taking the RV? Where you staying? Our family vacations in SW Montana every summer and know the Ennis/Madison Valley/Bozeman area fairly well. I can at least give you some ideas on places to visit. If my son chooses to attend Montana State University well be up there for a couple weeks next summer too.
I use to say Colorado, until I left there 2 years ago to move here to Oklahoma. Politics and the "Culture War", along with and fueled by all the California transplants destroyed it.
Now days, I think Oklahoma is at the top of the list with the lifestyle I live. Colorado is still, to this day, the.most beautiful place on earth. Oklahoma is where I will die. Unless of course everyone in charge here gets castrated and sets this state aflame along with the rest.
Now days, I think Oklahoma is at the top of the list with the lifestyle I live. Colorado is still, to this day, the.most beautiful place on earth. Oklahoma is where I will die. Unless of course everyone in charge here gets castrated and sets this state aflame along with the rest.
Right about here from March 1st to the close of deer season. As long as I can see these Hills I feel like I am home.
After deer season closes, not here.
After deer season closes, not here.
Can I be your friend?
Are you purty?
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