9 Things to Know Before You Sell Your Home for a Camper Van

Who hasn’t thought of selling their home and traveling the country? When it’s cold in the Midwest, you can drive to the South. If you need a change of scenery, get on the road and drive. After all, living this lifestyle is easier than ever now because the pandemic made remote working so accessible. Romanticizing working anywhere while touring the United States is appealing, but before you sell...
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Steps to Flatten the YNAB Learning Curve

You Need a Budget (YNAB) is my favorite budgeting software. I tried several after I abandoned my paper budgeting system, and YNAB is the one I liked best and have used for more than five years now. However, that’s not to say learning to use it was easy. YNAB is notoriously difficult for newbies to learn how to use. Thankfully, the YNAB team realizes this and continues to make changes so the program...
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How to Attract Good Tenants to Your Rental Property

Good tenants can make being a landlord a breeze. They pay on time, let you know promptly when something breaks, and take care of your property as if it was their own. Bad tenants, on the other hand, can make being a landlord a nightmare. They may disturb their neighbors with loud music and parties. They’re rough on the property and cause damage. They may not pay on time, and you might have to go...
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5 Tax Mistakes We Made Each Year

For the first ten years of our marriage, my husband and I filed out our taxes using a software program, which was often a frustrating experience. I’m sure we likely lost out on some of the money we could have gotten back from the government if I hadn’t done the taxes myself. Until five years ago, we typically had 5 tax mistakes we made each year.
Doing Our Taxes Ourselves
I know some people do...
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