I am not looking for a free ride.

How do you know when to take a loss and seek out a better long-term opportunity or ride the storm and hope for a better tomorrow?

State farm I had a hail damage claim this year.

But it's not going to get any easier to sell a house either when many are priced out of the market. 2026 will be a wild ride indeed.

I’m Danielle and I hail from sunny Arizona.

It's probably something that rides on top of the inflation but not very likely to double or triple your initial investment opportunities for sure.

My example was the perfect storm...acquiring a completely renovated home and then immediately riding the appreciation waive but there's no better ROI than what those buyers experienced. 

We are allowing the seller an extra month to work with HUD to allow them to approve the shortage and hopefully still close since I've invested a good amount of time and money into this deal along with there is not a lot on the market so I might as well try to ride this one out for now.

As a high income earner with a solid investment property if you have your financial affairs in order consider diverting extra funds a low cost TSM index fund and let it ride.

That breaks a 30m walk to an 8m ride and skips the horrors that are parking by the beach.