(December 7, 2016 at 3:39 pm)mlmooney89 Wrote: I'm so jealous of the farmers. I want to be one so bad. I feel like the only way to afford a farm is to marry into one or grow up on one. My husband's family is slowly building a ranch by adding a few animals at a time that I hope to help out with one day.
I have two jobs right now. I'm the senior teller/CSR at a small town bank on the week days and a breakfast hostess at a hotel on the weekends. I got the second job simply to keep me busy while my husband worked (EMS so he works 24 hour shifts) but then I decided I needed a big new truck so now I need the second job to pay for it lol. Well I don't neeeeeed it but I would rather not have to go back to never going out to the movies or to restraunts like when I was in my teens. I hope to be a stay at home mom (I worked at a daycare and I know I never want my child to go to one full time because I see what happens once the parents leave) My husband is almost done with school to be a paramedic, while working full time as an EMT, so when he gets his license he will get a very large increase in pay which will dwarf my two paychecks so I could stay home. We are going to start trying in January for our family so hopefully in the next year my life and job will change!
sorry for tmi... I over share sometimes...
Marriage or inheritance is the best way to get one, but only if it is already paid off, and for the inheritance angle, not too big to avoid inheritance tax liability which will either force a sale of the farm you just inherited, or taking out a loan to pay the taxes and the loan will be secured by the farm so next time it doesn't rain or the administration gets a hissy fit going on about exports that make commodity prices tank and the bank winds up with your farm.
And then you can be a greater at Walmart . . .
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