/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3873615
This looks cozy, OP. But for me I want something more like in a city with a gorgeous view of the cityscape. Not going to post a picture because it's hard to find what exactly I'm looking for and last time I tried people made fun of me for posting something that was too "modern" or "deep enough" because it didn't have a soul for not looking old or whatever.

>>3873735

same till im ready to settle then i will take OP his pic

>>3873735
a view of the city would be amazing especially at night. modern is good especially with the right color schemes (grey, black, white, maybe hints of orange) i think a mixture of old and new is aesthetically pleasing for example id want my industrial style loft to have lots of new technology intigrated.

>>3873615

My own county, farmland, massive self sufficient compound with an Art Deco aesthetic above-ground and a high tech bunker underground, and my own private arsenal of nuclear weapons ranging in strength from the little 20 ton Davy Crockett to a 100 megaton Tsar Bomb kind of thing.

I wanna move out from mum. Anything would be nice as long as I finally could take girls home :)))

>>3873940
haha nice anon. the only rockets im riding are the ones to the moon but i like your style

I want a skyrise apartment with wall-windows in Seattle, preferably with a view of the ocean.
Ideally I'd like a fireplace but that's just personal preference.

I'm absolutely fine with a small homely comfy apartment somwhere in a nice rural area surrounded by beautiful scenery. Being financially well off to me is mainly about easing the anxiety of bills, work-grind, etc.

stress free humble life > stressfull big money life

now ofc if you make fuckloads of money, the parameters shift to:

stress free big money life > stressful superluxury life

my ideal garden

>>3873615
Something similar to that with less house plants and different color scheeme in the chatanooga mountains.

>>3874224
But maybe also a pond full of koi fish

>>3874224
zen as FUCK dawg
wabi-sabi detected.

>>3874217
nice pic. i agree entirely i work IT making a decent amount then theres crypto investments on the side and instead of paying for a luxurious life style id much rather live an easy stress free life. even if its not as luxurious as it could be. a small cozy come, a dog, and a girl would be suffice

>>3874224
had this as my wallpaper at one point. i like the open patio, color scheme, and cat

I have a really gorgeous, ultra-cozy two-floor one bedroom cottage, two cats, koi pond just outside, and a beautiful yard

But my house is fucking disgusting, kitchen full of putrid dishes, cat hair everywhere, junk on every surface.

Gonna go clean my house now.

>>3874345
for this very reason is why you get a wife

>>3874229
Is that vitalik ?

>>3873615
Whatever your mom's bedroom looks like.

>>3874375
Dude just get a maid they're a lot cheaper.

>>3874384
it actually looks like that pencil neck

>>3874345
>my house is fucking disgusting, kitchen full of putrid dishes
I know that feel

I live like a student

Just can't bring myself to clean when I could be shitposting on 4chan

>>3874408
i have yet to make financial comparisons between the two but im going with a safe bet that you are correct. my girlfriend now doesnt cost much but there is still a cost and theyre only around because a companion is needed

>>3874375
I am not gay

>>3874413
>>3874413
>Just can't bring myself to clean when I could be shitposting on 4chan
kek'd

>>3874430
I get a three story cleaned for $75/week, totally cheaper. Also girlfriends will give you shit if you make a mess, maids know it keeps them employed.

>>3874291
you're so right man. what's the point of it all if you just keep chasing money endlessly.

>>3874291

posting some more inspiration comfyness

>>3874430
>>3874408
What is this "girlfriends cost money" meme
Aside from a gift on Christmas and birthdays what is there to pay for? Do incels get roped into making their gf's car payments? Why would anyone want to be around someone who required financial support while dating? I understand supporting your wife if you make enough that she just doesn't have to work but that's really weird to pay for all your gf's shit.

>>3874430

Doesn't take much math to realize a maid is cheaper than 50% of your assets.

>>3874489
thats one comfy looking room mate, cheers

Really i just want a secluded cabin with a few modern touches like tasteful large windows.

Id probably end up running highspeed internet to the property just because.

If i had "fuck you" money, the industrial loft with big windows idea is palatable. I suppose I'd probably do this in a red state though, so many big citys are a no.

>>3874489
>>3874474
thank you for contributing brother ill post some more as well

No rest until Donald Trump money

>>3874514
this room is great if there is a small kitchen where the photographer is taking the picture from this would be perfect.

highspeed internet is a must. i dont know i feel like big cities are nice to be apart of but for the fact that there are always things for you to do when you choose to go out. ideally however it would be nice to live in a rural area and live a slow easily life there.

i want to find and restore some old small manor in rural area, grow weed and keep bees

>>3874709
this post was suppose to be a reply to
>>3874598

>>3874598
i want this too but what about food & water, would you just drive out to the nearest town for supplies or fetch from nature

living in large fancy 5 bedroom homes is a meme. you really just need a comfortable home with little maintenance

>>3874345

Inshallah. Wage jihad on your mess.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcjWJ9t2Yag

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z2biqCXmHA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxWo9UO4B3A

>>3874835
kek lmao

>>3873615
cabin in the woods

almost 0,3 BTC

>>3874733

you buy stuff in bulk once a month. vegetables you plant yourself. gotta learn to bake your own bread, but thats pretty awesome.

>>3874952
very nice anon the fish tank gives the room a certain feel i like it

>>3874959
have a home garden is becoming a lot more common even if you live in the city. definitely look into that along with baking bread and brewing your own beer. very cool hobbies that help you to save money. hell you could even start a business from them

>>3875013
it's not a fish tank
that's a frog terrarium (aiming to dendrobates but they are pretty delicate to take care of)

Thanks to LINK, like this!

>>3874485
With the wifey there's the risk if a costly divorce + losing half.

With a gf, my rule is that she shouldn't be financially inconvenienced by spending time with me. So if we go to a nice restaurant or take a trip I usually cover it. If it's coffee or Chipotle or whatever yeah she's on her own. There's no bullshit gifts outside of maybe birthdays and Christmas. If she complains about her money I'll give her a book on financial independence and a low-flow showerhead.

Still, a maid is cheaper.

>>3875032
awesome! I had a litoria caerulea awhile back always enjoyed making terrariums for critters. i know those dart frogs are needy little creatures when it comes to getting the right amount of humidity. i must say again that your place had a nice ambience

>>3875105
it would be great to own one of these lofts you this is better than a mansion IMO. id decorate my place this way but on a slightly smaller scale

>>3875032
>poison dart frogs

Should be a good way to get you to keep your mouth shut

>>3874934
too small

>>3875111
the humidity is easy to get, the heat is way harder

>>3875172
actually I'm immune to all forms of poison

a small observation I have: so far most submissions aren't about size of the house, but the quality of the room/space; the comfiness of the interior; how good it makes us feel, not how rich it makes us appear.

If biz is mainly young kids ("millennial" 18-30) then this certainly indicates a shift in mindset from the previous generation, where size of houses mattered a lot (of which resulted in lots of shitty big houses being built, I.e the "McMansions")

I wonder if future domestic houses will take a more traditional Japanese approach, where designs are based on philosophies and how we live - something that's almost non-existent in an average house within the market today.

>>3875217
nice are those artificial? i definitely want my apartment to have plenty of green there is something about plants that make a home feel happier especially when there is a faint glow from a nearby light source..really cozy

>>3875282
I just bought a 970 sqft rancher. In my area you can get one built in the 50s for 70k or so. I've put about 8k so far in renovations/new things. All I have left to do is paint and some other small projects.

Big fan of a smaller house, you just need to keep in the mind the issue with storage space.

Small underground bunker in the woods with a glass roof so I can look at the sky.

Another big element of a comfy home: natural sunlight

>>3875013

Homemade beer sounds awesome, will def look into that.

Man this thread is equal parts inspiring and a little depressing

>>3874733
Whatever you buy you can do in bulk. I'd have my own greenhouses for fruit and vegetables.

Meat you can either buy in bulk and keep in a big freezer, go fishing/trapping as a hobby, or keep livestock or pay a local farmer for theirs.

You can't have tendies and hotpockets every day like you do in the city, but you will appreciate food more and come out healthier if you arent a retard at balancing.

I figure this will take about $500k to become a reality for myself personally.

>>3875282
>>3875329
id say this is accurate in the nearby cities where i live the large mcmansion type homes are being rented out per room. i think its significantly more expensive rent let alone own a house in todays market. renting is the better option and a lot of people my age who are working in accelerating STEM fields are opting to small but comfortable.

great observation id like to see a japanese spin on lifestyle here in the west

Like this but smaller

>>3875359
lots of natural sunlight anons will need to learn to crawl out of their dungeons and praise the sun.

home brewing is becoming increasingly popular here in the city and its super cheap to get started.

i thought when making this that we could all use a break from thinking about your crypto investments and put our minds towards how our future will look

>>3875311
Yes, they’re artificial

>>3875442
This is good too, if poverty-tier

>>3875506
>>3875442
>Neo-classical

Good taste

>>3875506
I also like marble

>>3874598
Fucking dream. What are some countries I can move to and do this?

Also, is a fancyish cabin innawoods with fast internet (a necessity imo) more or less expensive than a regular apartment / house in the city?

>>3875557

>>3875625
the only way ill own something remotely close to this is if it were a small diorama version of this

>>3875599
Canada
Switzerland
New Zealand
USA
France
Austria
Bovaria etc

>>3875671
nice reminds me of a college lounge and bar

>>3875683
>Bovaria
wat

>>3875683
>TFW want to move to Canada so fucking badly

>>3875049

nice. the one image here that is not absolute dogshit

seriously, it's no wonder a bunch of degenerates seem to gravitate to worn down $500/month apartments as their 'dream home'

Best thread on /biz/ atm isn't it

>>3874203
Next time that fault in the ocean goes off seattle will be leveled.

>>3874262
>wabi-sabi
mynigga.jpg

>>3875311
hope you like little flying bugs everywhere. I used to have plants in the house all over the place. Now I just keep them on the porch...

>>3875955
Plants don't inherently have bugs. If you use soil that's not infested with larvae there's no problem.

>>3875892
im digging the gadgets they have on the table there

>>3873615

>>3875955
>>3875985
i currently have plants in the home i live in and there no flying bugs if the plates are taken proper care of it will prevent any insects

>>3876008
what a time to be alive when a man could actually own that

>>3873615
>what type of place to you currently/want to live in?
A house by a lake in finlad and marry a finnish qt if i make it with cryptos, im gonna make that happen if i dont I'll kms , cant lose either way i win

>>3876149
Forgot pic

>>3873615
Nothing extravagant for me - if it was good enough for my grandparents to be born in it's good enough for me.

>>3876149
>>3876166
wow anon this place is beautiful very cozy definitely on my vacation list. i think we'll all make it in crypto if we remain smart its kind of hard to lose here but this thread isnt about crypto its about how we'll live after reaching financial success

>>3876098
No man could own that masterpiece

Merely occupy it

Two words: Laurel Canyon

>>3876191
build a nice stone fence around the property and start a farm anon when you own land there is so much you can do with it

>>3876259
I got a bit over 3 hectares coming to me - and I know that's not much for many but it was good enough for all my ancestors up to grandparents to live off and raise huge families.

All want from crypto is enough to build a normal family home, maybe a bit more to buy other small property (in a city) for rental income, and otherwise run a smallholding with livestock.

t. lives in extremely rural agricultural area.

>>3876258
hanging with all the movie stars. tom cruise is your neighbor and he gives you finger guns whenever you step out onto your porch

>>3876259
And if it's of any interest anon, home I grew up in was built by grandfather - who was born in one like that pic - and first modern home for my family. But it still has the traditional drystone walls all around.

>>3873615
A bunker.

>>3876299
>hanging with all the movie stars. tom cruise is your neighbor and he gives you finger guns whenever you step out onto your porch
Cringe normie dream.

>>3876353
Scientology fags

>>3876299
>neighbors
>t. didn't make it

>>3876149

>>3876282
>>3876303
you've a great plan there, id stick to it, rural life is beautiful honestly and this is coming from somebody who lives in the city. i'd retire in a rural area eventually.

i've looked into owning a house or condo in states that are cheap and renting them out for side income. property is a great asset to have and renting it out will easy make back what you paid.

>>3876353
>>3876377
made that joke ironically explaining that would happen if anon moved to laurel canyon. no where near is that a dream of mine much rather live secluded from people

>>3876392
Fucking Swedes.

>>3876426
>somebody who lives in the city. i'd retire in a rural area eventually.
Very common plan, and very frequently carried out. Where I'm from we have a huge number of retirees buying property and moving here from urban areas. They act as a kind of bandaid in terms of population size given how many younger guys we lose going off looking for job opportunities/more exciting living - as I did before moving home recently (oldfag here). City living is awesome when you're young but when you start thinking about families etc rural areas become very appealing - hence the booming suburbs as a kind of middle ground.

>>3876392
Half white half chink
I'd kill for a waifu that looks like this, go back to pol

>>3876426
This Tucson? I was looking at some lofts just like that there.

>>3876426
How many bitbeans for a place like this?

>>3876504
This anon knows what's up.

>>3876489
thats interesting how nature, which includes people, always finds a way to restore balance. my girlfriend and i have exactly that plan. thank you for sharing this bit of wisdom anon

did you leave your job to move to the rural area? if so are you working now or sitting on savings/retirement because thats my main concern because i work in IT and it would be difficult to find that field of work in the mountains or grassland area though I suppose as I age the answer will be clearer

>>3876563
the location of that oft im unsure of but i can confirm that Arizona has some nice lofts/homes for cheap. its actually the state where i was thinking of buying a home to rent out

>>3876599
I had a job in city but almost everything I earned went on rent, utilities, overpriced food etc. There are definitely more limited options in terms of career in rural areas but I guess I'm lucky having decided I know for sure I want to live where I grew up so I don't really worry about it much. You're actually far better placed than most working in IT as that's a specialization that will provide job opportunities literally anywhere now no matter how rural. Even if you find job opps in that area scarce the tradeoff in terms of superior living standards (cheaper living generally, proper community, not having to be a 'helicopter parent', none of the stress that comes from being in urban area) may well make it worth your while taking what is on paper a lower salary job or a job outwith IT.

Bear in mind there are drawbacks as well to living in smaller rural communities - a lot of people can find the sense of community 'suffocating' (i.e. rumours and gossip take no time to spread) and while the absence of the anonymity you get living in a city can be a blessing it can also suck at times.

But the option is definitely something that becomes more tempting with age - if anyone had asked me even a couple of years back if I'd ever move home I'd have said absolutely not. The desire to move back went hand in hand with entering my 30s and beginning to think about family life etc and that's something that's very common amongst my peers from similar backgrounds.

>>3876392
>>3876504
>redditors that have never seen an /int/ meme before

>>3876597
should mention that tsuruko is 19 yrs old and it's thanks to her love of anime and half-chink genes that she doesn't look like a typical overtanned, overly-tattooed blown-out bar skank.

>>3877210
cute.. but not hot by any means she looks like a child and probably lacks the personality of an actual woman

>>3877442
good god maybe this if LINK hits the price of ethereum

>>3877495
soon™

>>3873615
that looks ridiculously comfy

>>3873615
This site has lost me a lot of money, at this point even if I do make it big I will be living in a van.

>>3874598

that window needs a retractable blast shield on the outside so you don't get woken at the crack of dawn everyday

>>3873615
I like Steve Burn's Brooklyn home. Check out the archive link for additional photos.
http://archive.is/48Wgz

>>3878039
some might say it is good for melatonin levels to wake at sunrise and go to sleep around 9pm. i've tried it before and it is not bad. i do get sleepy during the mid-day though.

>>3877991
How does one get van money, Anon?

>>3877811
This shit is majestic but I would find it alienating and irrelevant to live in

>>3873615
Who the fuck thinks that picture looks cosy, looks like some fucking movie set of the hipster edgy girl in some romcom

Basically a rivendell replica

>>3878313

>>3873984
>he thinks his mom is the problem
Anon...

>>3873615
small and comfy? I got you senpai

>>3878279
I dunno even your mocking scenario of it sounds cozy desu