/biz/ - Business & Finance

>buy an apartment as a primary residence
>low money down, preferential interest rate, free-money gubmint programs to encourage homeownership
>use as legal address on car registration, driver's license, taxes, employment documents, open utilities accounts, etc.
>let a friend stay there, collect money in cash, no paper lease, tell the neighbors we're roommates, but give them a sweetheart deal on the rent so they're incentivized to keep quiet
>show up to collect mail once a week but otherwise spend no time there, just live with parents or something for a year
>13-15 months later, tell the lender "oh I've decided to move somewhere else, but I'd like to keep the unit and rent it out" and lease it out to someone new for market rate, move your legal address back to wherever you've been spending your time

Tell me why this wouldn't work?

>>54910717
I'm listening...

>>54799561
sometimes I think it's odd the way people do peddle Patrice's work in a way that's similar to the more cynical Manosphere grifters of today. But legitimately, at age 28 now, my life HAS been quite different for having listened to him from a young age. Not all that much in a "he said do this - I'm going to do that!" kind of way but just the mindset.
Seeing the title of that clip does remind me of one of the most-useful things that would come to my mind when relevant, to know "My swagger is off". Like it wasn't a permanent sickness-unto-death, it wasn't like "oh I had something when I was young, it'll never come back". But that peaceful, patient understanding that, I had my swagger when the pieces of my life were together, sometimes you'd get in phases where something is out of place, you're dealing with something that's getting in the way of being your best self. My swagger was off - and that happens. But it comes back.

>>54236250
As an alternative to... The past three years of monetary policy? Yawn.

>>53178382
>In this house - We believe in Science

>>53091073
Rolling for green ID

>>52247714
a bike is pretty fun

i always put a couple eth into a project that has legit white devs.

>>19837977
oh yes I love 3x and looking at FUDers screaming scam.

Only 100+ ETH lads can enter this thread.
Where my future wealthy boys at?

What prices are you expecting in a year? 5 years? 10?

>>16544118
Pretty much this, I want it to be more question oriented and discussion like.

>>15325496
It depends, I just bought 50 shares of FSLY yesterday at 16.40 on a....whim...and now it’s at 19.00, if I believe the security can make me an easy 100$ I put 50 but if it’s a long term I’ve been dying to get into like AMD or YETI then I dump 100 on the dip and drop off some when it goes up, repurchase on the dip for my core and sell again later. Problem is if I’m wrong I end up bagging it for a few weeks fucking YETI lol

https://usda.library.cornell.edu/concern/publications/j098zb09z

acreage report in 1 min, any foodchads exited?
corn is poppin but i think it might be a trap

>>13700601
This really is the definitive article for a GALT summary and yet how many people here will read it?

>>13685671
Don’t forget 19 never broke support was too strong meaning the Alamo held and now people will buy in more than ever considering the growth on subs and online revenue EPS beat is just icing
If you aren’t in IQ right now you’re about to miss a moon mission remember last earnings.

GALT is a 100 dollar stock on sale at less than 5 bucks.

>>13524157
It seems like some rich people in waiting could pop in and squeeze the shit out of it in the same way slick hair man is. What would happen if a few major players could hold an entire float full of shorts hostage?

Biden gropes his way to the top of the Dem polls. He has thoroughly fondled and manhandled Bernie, a gay man, and all sorts of women.

The market will be relieved at his human touch.

>>13397689
Best of luck and may you be blessed with solid gains faggot

>>13365304
>>13365341
Long term seems good but the IPO is a bit overbought right now and overpriced, they have made some profit but a lot of losses also I’d say 19 is a fair price and wait for earnings definitely don’t jump in right now all these unicorns are being bought up by millennials who buy high and sell low, wait about a month and see where it’s at. Remember LYFT

>>13061809
Money doesn’t grow on trees you either earn it or win it like this so yes it’s gambling but it doesn’t have to be if you educate yourself.
If you’re <30 invest in high volatile shit and pray for pops. Why? Because you can make the money back with work if you’re >30 you have tons of shit to worry about and probably can’t afford to lose 2 grand on a pharma bet.
Point being, don’t be afraid when you’re young to invest risky since you can make it back.

>>12925964
I had no idea that Dick U was a major conservative donor. I only knew he was made of gold.

There are even scare mongering articles about him. I love Galt so much.

>>12898610
I'm in both Galt and LCI heavy for the long haul. Still a lot more upside. Especially Galt where the day to day price isn't worth caring too much about in favor of eventual deals.

>>12869136
Indeed.