@Gervon Thompson I was referring to accelerated depreciation, not "forced depreciation".

For me the car is the easiest thing to not "upgrade" and one of the quickest ways to accelerate my goals.

The question I believe is whether these trends will continue or accelerate as people try to survive financially the gap between super rich and have nots.

But, be prepared to back it up with results.Playing stronger defense and more offense at the same time will accelerate your savings rate.If that all seems too daunting then you can always study B.

Here's a crank theory: Covid has acted as an accelerant for various aspects of society.

Thousands of mental health patients including nursing home patients  with dementia are in facilities where they are isolated, a known risk for accelerated mental deterioration and likely accelerated death.

I am sure you have heard it before, but in this business relationships mean absolutely everything and can make a ridiculous difference in your success and the acceleration of it.There was something that I discovered a few years ago that is surprisingly simple that has made unreal differences in my plunge into real estate investing thus far, and it’s completely FREE and EVERYONE has access to it (the guru’s are going to hate me for this one LOL, no $997 weekend sales pitch that just so HAPPENS to be on sale today and today only!).

Is the property full depreciated (accelerated)?

I am trying to accelerate my mortgage payoff. after researching i stumbled on few resources like RYM, Clayton Morris's book and so on.

Property management is something that will accelerate my transition away from traditional employment into full time real estate.