Ken Coleman

That's incredible.

You've done well, Steve.

Way to go.

And the fact that a 9- and 12-year-old are listening to us, they need to get outside, Ken.

Well, you know, I'm working in here all day.

A lot of fluorescence.

What are you doing on the weekend?

I don't think he's against that.

I've never heard him speak negatively toward it.

The one thing, I mean, financially speaking, you'd pay cash for that other property.

I mean, six months out of the year, that's a big chunk.

That's not exactly a week.

And so I would look at properties where you could stay all year if you wanted to that are comfortable enough.

But I see nothing wrong with your plan as long as we are paying off the mortgage, we have the emergency fund in place, we're investing for the future, we have a solid nest egg.

So don't go rob your retirement in order to pay cash for this property in Ohio.

You want to make sure that we're saving up for that separately over the next decade or whatever your timeline is.

If you're talking about renting it out, would you guys want to rent it out the other half of the year?

Would that be the goal?

Because Dave doesn't want strangers in his house where he's going to stay half the year.

Can I show you some numbers?