Woooo! Go @Panda ! You’ve worked so hard at it and made some really huge moves to get there.
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Thank you 
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That’s awesome!
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Omg I remember the exact day I hit 0. Then it keeps going up and it’s amazing!! You rock!
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Yay yay yay! Nice going!
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down 6% vs. end of year 2021, and that is with a bit of buying.
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the zero point is so huge, like shifting from riding into a headwind to having a tail wind. congrats on all the progress to get to this point
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Awww thanks so much @LadyDuck @meerkat @noodle @iualia @plainjane !! This community has definitely played a huge part in the progress 
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That’s huge!!! Go you!!
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Yay Panda! I remember that trajectory… it’s pretty amazing getting to positive territory.
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Ouch, monthly update. This market is rough (for good reason).
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Not a millionaire no more. But, stocks on sale.
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House across the street just sold for $100,000 over asking, and it’s in pretty crappy condition compared to ours. That means ours has gone up by at least that much since we bought in April 2020. Doing the happy dance! Net Worth is almost $650,000!
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Oo I can’t bear to rely on current market values for homes in my calculations. (It’d hurt too much if they come back down. It’s bad enough stocks keep doing that 
) But yeah 3 homes just sold in our neighborhood, all for at least $120k more than we paid for ours in 2016, and one for $200k more (similar but more updated, has central air, and a better outside garage.)
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Yeah I don’t count any gains to home value, seems way too temperamental in the best of times. I still have ours marked to the appraisal (low even when we bought) in spite of improvements and the market. I might not even count such an illiquid asset in our NW if it didn’t also have a big debt I was tracking associated with it!
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