REWahoo
Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give
So just a quick update here, I ended up taking the severance. It just made sense:
An additional note, my portfolio has skyrocketed back up with the fed-fueled money injection and i bought another property for "passive" cash flow, my nw sank to 2.8m in March during the plummet:
- I could probably get a job back in industry if somehow I start doing cocaine, making it rain, and lost all my money
- I'm getting paid to do something I've been wanting to do forever, take an extended time off.
- I don't have to go to work, no more meetings where i'm questioning my life choices
- I can see how my cash flow holds up to not working.
NW = 3.3m -> 3.7m -> 3.85m (when severance check comes in).
Cash = $425k -> $300k, bought a property
Stocks = $755k -> $975k
401k/IRA = $630k -> $715k
HSA = $6.5k -> $7k
Properties
Prop 1 - val - $425k, paid off, rent: $2025, HOA: $295; cash flow = $1550/mo
Prop 2 - val - $740k (owe $315k), rent: $2550, HOA: $485; cash flow = $300/mo
Prop 3 (Primary) - val - $600k (owe $220k)
Prop 4 - val - $300k (owe $180k) rent: $3600, cash flow = $1400/mo
Prop 5 - val - $560k (owe $360k) rent: $5250, cash flow = $1800/mo
New Prop 6 - val - $465k (owe $280k) rent: $4000 cash flow=$1500/mo, target rent raises to hit $3,000/mo conservatively.
So total conservatively around: $6,550/mo
Dont' really know what the next few months will hold for me, but hoping to enjoy this time off Who knows? I might like it.
Less than a month into this sabbatical/Early FI, I received an opportunity to interview for a new role... Even the thought having to prep for this interview gives me anxiety. Any advice would help!
Read your 8/21 post above. You started snorting coke? Really?