I use to have somewhere closer to 300 domains. Now I have less than 100. 1. The domains I absolutely know I want to keep, I do max 10 year registrations on the

I use to have somewhere closer to 300 domains. Now I have less than 100. 1. The domains I absolutely know I want to keep, I do max 10 year registrations on them, there are about a dozen or so of these. They're usually premium domains or things like my name, etc. 2. The ones that are currently active with launched stuff on them, a few dozen, I renew these anywhere between 2-5 years in advanced depending on whether or not I think the site will continue to be active in that time frame and reassess when expiration is near. 3. Then I got a ton of inactive domains and these are the ones that are the hardest to gauge. So I tend to do 1 year renewals on these and visit back every year to determine whether or not I genuinely will use them down the road, are there resell value if not, etc... I'd either sell or let expire the ones I don't care about and access when I pick up new domains again. The yearly rate I pay varies because some of these are already paid in advanced for a few years so its just the numbers of single year renewals that I have to assess.