Do you have some special access to my internet history?
Landlords don't add any value. They just squat on natural resources and extract wealth from people that work for a living.So business owners now don't earn a living? Come on son, how high are you? Let me guess you own no property?
You're pretty funny. Not a property owner I take it?Landlords don't add any value. They just squat on natural resources and extract wealth from people that work for a living.
I like where you've gone from supporting protesting to supporting people stealing stuff if someone goes to a courthouse.
@Lars SorosLandlords don't add any value. They just squat on natural resources and extract wealth from people that work for a living.
The same can be said for people that don't pay their rent as well.Landlords don't add any value. They just squat on natural resources and extract wealth from people that work for a living.
The same can be said for people that don't pay their rent as well.
You have no idea what work actually isLandlords don't add any value. They just squat on natural resources and extract wealth from people that work for a living.
Member when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
Lazy bastard.Member when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
Golan = SyriaMember when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
Member when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
Land lords are the fucking worst.Member when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
Obviously.You're pretty funny. Not a property owner I take it?
Member when I clawed my way up as a lowly construction worker by leveraging my business into a high stakes loan and then built housing with my own two hands and then I rented it all as subsidized housing? Member when I still put 40-60 hours into that on top of my actual career? Good thing I don’t work or add any value.
You're just a smelly extractor!I keep trying to convert my liquid holdings into magical real estate where I just pull money out of nowhere like zeph taught me.
So I took $20,000 and I bought $100,000 property. There were $4,000 worth of closing costs and survey etc.
So now I'm $24,000 dollars into this thing.
Rental rate in this area for that house is $900 bucks.
After mortgage servicing, and 8% vacancy, and 5% capital expenditures, and property taxes, and insurance, And another 5% for repairs, And even ignoring the 10% for property management (is that work @Zeph????) Because I'm doing it myself but maybe I should still put it in because it's work being done? I find that I have $120 a month left over.
$24,000 in to result in to gain $120 a month.
What service is provided to a person renting? They don't worry about the roof, the foundation, nothing. A simple phone call solves all problems for a known and fixed budgetable quantity. It is the removal of risk being paid for a few percent over the actual ownership cost.
What is the exit plan for a property such as this? You have a known penalty of 6%, the moment you want to exit it. If you own this property, the known gain above is eaten to zero if you exit the property inside of 5.5 years. The renter simply gives 30 days notice and moves on. The renter is paying for flexibility as well.
This is how "natural resources" work apparently.