El Segundo Guy

Every day from my front porch, I watch the pair of Hawks that live on my land. Every evening, I see a beautiful own perched in one of my trees. And every night i see fireflies.

Having no neighbors definitely has its benefits.

My grandpa was a redass.

We used to make traps with lard from butchering. Trip the trap when it was full of blackbirds. We'd kill so many we'd turn the snow red.

No more blackbirds issues.

I'm ready for tomorrow.

Here in Oklahoma, it's legal to run over protesters if youre blocked in and you fear for your safety.

If youre handy, dont be scared to mount one yourself.

I ran 12 gauge Romex, installed a disconnect box, used a 3 1/2" or so hole saw, hook it up, put in a 240v 20 amp breaker, charge the line set and youre in good shape.

I put an 18k BTU in my woodshop and it works perfectly for temperature and humidity control. No issues with my big machines with cat iron surfaces, my planes, chisels or whatever.

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Hot damn. There's one scheduled in Durant, Oklahoma. I might take a drive into the town on Saturday to see how many handfuls of people show up.

Durant doesn't give a frick. Still has a Confederate monument outside the courthouse.

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My wife sent this this Facebook screenshot from people from Durant talking about the protest Durant, OK.

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shite man. I wouldn't even lease out a loafing shed for $500/month.

Adult ADHD. Oh what a timeline.

The newest vehicle I have is 6 years old. The oldest of the four is 21 years old.

I drive them until they go to the salvage yard.

Thanks. I think the values line up pretty well on paper, just different. Ones much more per acre than the hunting land.

Im in the preliminary stages of exploring a 1031 exchange purchase for capital gains relief.

From what I gather, 45 days after selling, you have to identify up to 3 properties and close within 180 days. Is that correct?

Would a hunting parcel count as a 1031 if I "want the property to appreciate for potential future gains" be enough to suffice? I wouldn't be logging or leasing any of the new parcel.

Also, what if the new land was a higer pric3 than the sold land? Would it still provide capital gains relief and I'd just cover the rest of the balalnc3 on the new property?

I was hoping to spread stuff out over 2-3 years to minimize capital gains burden, but it doesn't look like that will be feasible. Im not worried about closing times, loan funding, etc. Both transactions would be stroking a check.