Reflections on money, life, and early retirement
Every year I conduct an annual review (or few). 2019 was quite the doozy, and I’m only getting this out to you in February of the following year! There was a lot to reflect on, and it took me a bit to get to a point of really diving deep with myself.
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One thing Mrs. Wallet and I decided on when we chose to purchase our own home was that we would learn to take care of, repair, and renovate homes on our own. This would allow us to avoid labor costs, mark-up, etc, embedding some margin in our purchase through sweat equity. When we bought our home, no one would have called me a handy man, and I had none of these skills.
Which leads us to an expensive problem we ran into…
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