Don’t pick the 1 sector of investments that did the best last year and say “you’ll make 50% returns every year forever, you dummy.” Cause it won’t happen. Track the S&P for steady returns and even with that, you would be down like 13% for 2022.

Quit letting the government borrow your money for free. You want to come as close to 0 as possible.

“That sounds rough. Maybe you would benefit from talking to a professional.” That’s what I say to venting acquaintances and strangers most of the time..

Or, in Southern California, save pictures from the wetter winter/early spring months so that the landscaping is green instead of brown

Or where to get a grinder.

Jokes on you, my dad's not proud of me. 😂

Terrible advice. Out of season pictures suggest the house has been on the market for long and is struggling to sell.

In the scenario you described, I'd turn to somebody interesting looking who was standing there like me (not engaged with others), and say, "Hi..so whaddya think?"..they say, "about what?", I say, "this party/gala/event"...they say....and now you're talking.

Those 2017 tax breaks for the middle class have expired

This is correct. One can purchase high-quality tools at both of those stores and one can purchase budget tools.

Just like a car at a Chevy dealership.

Good to know! I filed free through IRS app

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Use freetaxusa. They don’t charge for tax returns. Never pay to file your tax return unless you’re making a goodly amount of money or have a difficult situation.

When I sold a house in the winter I played a video of photos of the yard in summer on the TV in the basement during the open house. People could stop and watch if they were interested or continue on with their tour.

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Thank you, happy to help 🥰

When browsing in area I don’t know well, a few picture of the neighborhood at the end of the album was a great addition imo.

By "smart plug" do you mean a cheap tiimeswitch?

That was truly fantastic. Thank you for sharing

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May just seem less because they were bigger last year due to a covid thing. I heard on the news they'd be lower now that it's clearing up

Unless your house is in California we don’t have seasons it’s just brown all year

Ahhhh yes. Make it look like your house has been on the market for months.

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