We're getting to the end of the year and I want to know:What’s one mistake, surprise, loss, or win that’s reshaped how you invest this year?

You can request the platform to cancel the next guest and get reimbursed for the loss of income. 2.

If you are going to have tax losses, a 100% owned LLC is a disregarded entity and will not require a tax return separate from your schedule E.

So at this point, I either sell at a one-time, bigger loss,  or keep renting it out and take smaller losses every month until the market recovers. 

Many renters will be in a similar situation at the moment, including those who may have to choose between food and rent due to SNAP benefits being frozen.

People overlook this part of investing and pay for it by either sacrificing their cashflow/profits upfront or end up needing to catch up on years worth of deferred maintenance in order to avoid selling at a loss when the time comes to sell. 

Chalk these losses up to tuition. 

@Rob White,  Your ROE might be slightly increasing with a payoff because of the loss of the very high monthly mortgage payment for relatively little in debt (your mortgage payoff is based on when you bought the property). 

“Core” inflation (excluding food and energy) also slowed to 3% annually, thanks largely to easing shelter costs, which make up over a third of the CPI calculation.📊 Bottom line: This is exactly the type of report the Fed wants to see before lowering rates again.

The cost of dog yummies and dog food, etc.