/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.52567277]

You all had 10 years to get rich and yet you all doubled down on staying poor. Now you're going to waste away ugly and unloved for the rest of your lives.

[Anonymous No.52567303]

>>52567277
I bought a house and bettered myself after selling at 40k. I'd like to try again though so please do your whale pump after we crash to 1k.

[Anonymous No.52567345]

>>52567303
I bought 60 acres of property in the mountains for ~14k after tax. Mineral rights, water rights, multiple streams creeks and ponds to pan for gold, and so many trees

[Anonymous No.52567455]

>>52567277
The thing is I'm good looking and upper middle class at 35. Also my wife looks just like Asuka. I've basically already won.

[Anonymous No.52567678]

>>52567345
So what are your obligations on the property now? I mean, you don't have to pay taxes and you can just hold onto it?
Would you recommend this to other anons?

[Anonymous No.52567690]

>>52567277
oh no! what did you do, guy smugly posting on a childrens cartoon forum?

[Anonymous No.52567768]

>>52567303
>>52567345
>>52567455
>>52567678
>>52567690
You're not going to shill others into buying your bags in this market, fags.

[Anonymous No.52567792]

>>52567768
i asked you a direct question, retard.

[Anonymous No.52567824]

>>52567277
that legit looks exactly like stages of a bubble meme

[Anonymous No.52567846]

>>52567768
I sold my bags at 40k retard. I'd like a round two all I'm asking is whales re pump again when we crash way down which we will soon.

[Anonymous No.52568035]

>>52567678
Still on the hook for taxes, but it's not too much considering the land is undeveloped. I plan on turning a portion of it into a campsite/lodge for skiiers, hikers, and hunters to generate some cash flow off it eventually to balance out the taxes. It's not as feasible if you are not living on or close by to the property, but I bought it because I plan on making this my life's work for the next couple of years.
I recommend anons do their research on property deals of course, because there are thousands of listings out there just waiting to be scooped up. The trade-off is that land becomes a full time job basically, because the comfort of the location is entirely on you to put in a well, electricity, housing, etc.
Fortunately, I caught this listing right when it was posted and jumped on it immediately. It's only a few miles from a decently large town (30k people) and there is a road near the front of the property with electricity hookups.
I predict the area is going to become huge in the next couple of years for year round outdoors recreation, but even if it doesn't I am still set for life basically. Free water, free lumber, rich soil that already supports raspberry and blackberry bushes, and tons of game to hunt/fish.

[Anonymous No.52569702]

Don't care, staking another 50% of my next salary on Holoclear during winter. Time is cyclical and next cycle will remind all of you of this simple fact.

[Anonymous No.52569713]

>>52567768
Who are you replying to, schizo?

[Anonymous No.52569727]

>>52569702
Is it really, though? First time big tech companies are having this much trouble. Facebook is literally 70%~ down and Amazon took a huge hit despite being *the* virtual store. You think virtual cryptocurrencies will hold up good enough?

[Anonymous No.52569733]

You had 10 years to stop being a fucking faggot

[Anonymous No.52569758]

>>52567345
>>52568035
How much $ do you think it'll take you to build the lodge?

[Anonymous No.52569765]

>>52569702
based 2 month locked farming chad

[Anonymous No.52569819]

>>52567277
That's great but you need to KIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLL yourself, thanks.