Reaching Goal Question

Congratulations on reaching your goal weight!

When I reached goal weight, I raised my daily calories by 300 per day. I was a bit nervous about regaining the weight. Turns out that I didn't have to be nervous because I kept losing weight. If I were to do it again, I'd go straight to maintenance calories; not edge upwards. My MFP setting was to lose 1 lb/week.
Each person is different and you'll have to find your own maintenance calorie limit. Just remember that maintenance isn't a specific weith (ie: 150 lbs) but a range (ie 145-155 lbs). That's a hard mindset to overcome (as you may find out when you first see the scale move up a pound).
As you go into maintenance, you may find that you gain approx. 3-4 lbs. This is a normal weight gain as your body rebalances it's water and glycogen levels. You'll see the difference on the scale but you won't see the difference in your body. Your true maintenance weight is the weight that you level out to.
Trust what you've learned while losing weight. Trust yourself. You did great at losing and you'll do great at maintenance.

Congratulations!! I'm interested to see replies to your question as well

112lbs lost - wow! Congrats.

I simply slowly added calories week on week until I found my maintenance calories. You will have a rough idea what your calorie deficit was from your recent weight loss so that will give you a guide what your maintenance calories end up as.

Couple of tips:

Accept that your weight won't be a constant so think of a weight range that you consider maintenance.

Set some new (non-weight related) goals to replace that sense of achievement you have been getting from seeing your weight drop.

I absolutely agree with sijomial, set some new goals first and foremost!!! As far as calories I did slowly begin upping my calories to what ended up being about 380 calories more overall (I did this over about a three month timeline). I will say I was not one that ate the minimum of 1200 calories a day to lose weight to begin with! It definitely was a process trying to determine what maintenance calories needed to be but once I felt I had mastered it I continued to maintain over one year's time. As I am currently doing body beast for my second go round, nutrition is still a HUGE variable and I can not seem to eat enough calories as my intake is supposed to be around 3000 calories for my build and bulk phases. Once upon a time I could have easily consumed 3000 calories in about one sinful sitting! Eat clean and train dirty! You will continue to be amazed with your body as you chisel it into the shape that YOU want it!

I'm also transitioning to maintenance--hit goal a week or so ago. I increased my daily goal by 100 last week. Tomorrow, I'll increase another 100 for the upcoming week. Will do the same next Monday, and so on until I find maintenance. I expect to continue to lose a bit more this way, but I think it's the best way for me to go. I think that if I bumped up right away to an estimated maintenance number, I might be more tempted to eat crud. Adding just 100 at a time helps me to incorporate the extra in a healthy way.