So increasing borrowing rate is like having a trigger but if you don’t put any bullets in the gun (reducing money supply), you are not going to get farI have used this analogy in the past but getting inflation down to 2% is like someone who gained 50 pounds quickly and wants to lose it.

The best advice I can give is pull the trigger on something that makes sense to you and learn from it.

Now it's time to pull the trigger.  

I know that in the states I invest in the sale of the property triggers the assessors office OR the school board to know that there has been a sale of the property, most likely at a higher dollar amount than the prior purchase.

Determining whether the venture falls under a service or rental business hinges on the provision of substantial services; for instance, if a bed and breakfast service is offered, it must be reported on Schedule C, triggering a 15.3% self-employment tax.Moreover, personal use plays a crucial role in the classification of the property.

Determining whether the venture falls under a service or rental business hinges on the provision of substantial services; for instance, if a bed and breakfast service is offered, it must be reported on Schedule C, triggering a 15.3% self-employment tax.Moreover, personal use plays a crucial role in the classification of the property.

@Brianna Johnson you’ll need to find out from your mortgage company how much extra you can pay into an escrow account because many have overage triggers where they’ll send it back to you if it goes over their limits.

It will be triggered upon sale OR refinance, so if you think you might want to refinance in the next couple of years (or at least have the option), you may want to consider a shorter penalty length. 

The harsh reality is that deficit spending to meet interest obligations will accelerate, further reducing the purchasing power of existing USD in circulation and USD savings. 

Should I pull the trigger or just clean up the  unit as is.