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I keep thinking of one line in The Bucket List. “You measure yourself by the people who measure themselves by you.”
In October 1918, Roosevelt turned sixty years old. Although sick, frustrated, and brokenhearted over Quentin’s death, he continued to fight, refusing to bow to the sorrow and grief that he had outrun his entire life. “When the young die at the crest of life, in their golden morning, the degrees of difference are merely degrees in bitterness,” he had written to his sister Corinne. “Yet there is nothing more foolish and cowardly than to be beaten down by sorrow which nothing we can do will change.”
The River of Doubt
Candice Millard
But there’s more. Not every part of the building you buy is depreciated on a 39 yr schedule.
The windows, doors, HVAC, curbs, landscaping, etc is on a 7 year or 15 year schedule.
So you pay a firm to do a cost segregation for you and assign values to all of these things.
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