Our furry friends provide us with love and affection, but they can also leave unwanted surprises like chewed-up slippers, scratched-up furniture and urine-damaged flooring.
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A couple of weeks ago I mentioned wanting to transition our nursery into a toddler room. Every time I step in there right now, the space just doesn’t seem to fit the energy and fun that my two year old now embodies. And while I’d prefer to wave my wand…
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I didn’t always have minimalist tendencies. Though I never considered myself a collector, I did have a ton of clothing and furniture while in University, and the size of my book collection growing up bordered on the absurd side. Becoming a minimalist wasn’t on my mind before. For the last few years though, accumulating large volumes […]
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Grant Cardone has talked over and over about why buying a house is a horrible idea. He says that no one should ever buy a house to live in and that you should never buy a single-family home as an investment to rent out either. Is buying a home to live in a good idea … Read more
Film and comic book purists rarely agree on properties moving between the two forms, except when praising Christopher Nolanâs paradigm-shifting Batman trilogy, the very reason why the word âgrittyâ is now used in quotes. But the iconography of Batman could not be complete without an essential piece of Batmythos: Wayne Manor. When the world was […]
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Last week I introduced three common myths about diversification. This week, Iâll finish off the series with three more. (Can two columns be a series? Call it a miniseries.) Are you making any of these mistakes? If so, nowâs as good a time as any to fix up your portfolio. Owning ten or twenty stocks
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We have all been told to go to college, get a good job, invest money in the stock market, and retire at age 65. The stock market is said to be the safest and fastest way to retire early. There are advertisements all over television, the radio, and online. The retirement calculators tell us how much … Read more
The ARV (after repaired value) on a house is one of the most important things to know when flipping houses. It is also one of the most important things to know when buying rentals or wholesaling properties. ARV stands for “After Repaired Value” and is what the home will be worth once it is fixed … Read more
If youâre trying to get out of debt, or trying to fully fund your retirement, it can be a lot easier to get ahead if you’re able to make extra money on the side. This series of posts will give ideas for how to create supplemental income to pad your bottom line.
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Almost 25 years after we said goodbye to Will, Jazzy Jeff, Carlton, Hilary, Aunt Viv, Uncle Phil, and Geoffrey the witty butler, HBO Max pleasantly surprised us with a heartwarming reunion episode that brought back a big part of the cast, in a highly familiar setting. Sitting down on a meticulously recreated Banks family living […]
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