I have about $12000 in stocks with $10 recurring per day.

This is the first time I have been told this is a recurring issue.

As a therapist, I work with a lot of people who struggle with anxiety in different ways and aspects of their lives.

Recurring threats of nationwide rent control, cities that require owners to pay utilities for tenants, and overly broad eviction moratoriums are definitely turn-offs.

As of right now, I live at home and my only recurring bill is my cell phone.

Back when being shoulder to shoulder was an image of excitement instead of anxiety.

The focus of the meeting: 1) Meet & Greet 2) discuss establishing a recurring meeting plan that works for both Minot & Bismarck participants (and everywhere in between) 3) discuss future meeting content (guest speakers, education, etc...)

How do I know if it's just first time home buying anxiety or if I should trust my gut to keep looking? 

It has helped me overcome doubts and anxieties that come from being new and unexperienced so Thank you.

In addition, some non recurring expenses may be added back to your income if you can show that those are one time costs and not reflective of future cash flows.