/biz/ - Business & Finance

Good time to buy untill 500 mil

There are more profitable coins out there atm, and holding SIA is for months is just not profitable... right now KORECOIN is at %400 and can easily make huge profits since its going to hit 10-20$ in hours.

The new Ethereum is KORECoin. Easily $10-20 within a few hours. %400 already and to the moon. Thank me later faggots. Go make some profit before is too late.

I just got informed that the project I'm about to lead on has gotten sanctioned before I even signed off the financial prognostics.

It's some bullshit project which I think is retarded and unnecessary but apparently somebody takes surveillance very seriously.

So the question is, now that it's sold without anybody even knowing how much it's gonna cost, how do I use that fact for personal gain?

I can't boost my own salary because I'm getting paid through other channels, but I was thinking of having a friend set up a subcontracting firm and having "him" "handle" a share of the work with his "usual" markup.

Tl:dr; virtually blank check, how do I profit?

btw, it's an engineering project. I'm the only engineer with industrial experience in a room full of academics and politicians.

Hi /biz/raelies

I run a very small tax lien business on the side. (~$25,000 in total certificate value)
To those who don't know, a tax lien is when someone doesn't pay property taxes and you pay it for them. They will then pay it back to me through the county with interest. If they fail to pay within a few years, I can foreclose on the property.
Most of the time, they pay their taxes. Rarely they won't and I foreclose and then sell the property for whatever I can get. Usually these pieces of land are undeveloped outside of big cities.
What if kept the land and allowed someone to live on it for free if and only if they build a house? ("free" they will still pay property taxes and utilities)
Maybe have a contract they can live their for 2 years or so after its built? Thoughts? Legal issues?

TL;DR What if I told people they could live on my land for free (except for taxes and utilities) if they build their own houses so I can develop my land for free?

Thanks

Hey /biz/,

What financial books would you recommend? I can't seem to find the /biz/ /lit/ required readings pic, and I'm about to go to the library (poorfag)

Funniest b-school follies videos

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