@Paden Anderson I'd say continue to keep your capital dynamic and not just sitting dormant in the two assets.

Hello BPers, I've been a little dormant on the forums of late.... work and things seem to get in the way more than I should allow. 

You then have to pay a maintenance fee to the third party administrator for administration of the dormant account.As to the question regarding a person having coverage at the same time under both HSA and traditional health insurance, I believe that is prohibited.

Such amounts are held by the state as dormant accounts for that individual and returned when/if claimed.

Their idea of what is best for the neighborhood may be completely opposite from your sole opinion.A large number of HOAs in Colorado have dissolved or become dormant due to lack or support from the neighborhood, financial reasons, or it causes too much fighting among once friends and neighbors.

Karen Margrave is right in that more information is needed to understand the "big picture" before anyone can give you any real suggestions.With that as my preface, I will say that in general terms, the equity in your home is "dormant" and is not doing anything for you.

It seems that Mike Watson's website (MikeWatsonInvesting.com) has gone dormant.

Dormant mold spores already exist in framing members, etc.

When an HOA has gone dormant in the manner you described above I have been able to get their entity dissolved.

She tried to run the A/C for the first time now after the inspection and all the refrigerant has leaked out (it was working when she moved in, not sure if it failed from sitting dormant), so that's also going to require a $2000-4000 repair after we find the leak.Any advice is appreciated!