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Good time to buy a house. Interest rates are ridiculously low right now.
Interest rates are low but would you be concerned about buying at possibly the top of the market?
Good time to buy a house. Interest rates are ridiculously low right now.
I've had about 15% on very standard saving funds despite corona and everything.. unfortunately i'm not a millionaire like most of my fellow sherdoggers but if you don't have the cash to buy property i'd just put it in funds.. if it's a longterm investment that is..
Otherwise just buy as much coke as you can and double your money.. you might even get to shoot someone..
Let’s hope it doesn’t crash December 19
I've had about 15% on very standard saving funds despite corona and everything.. unfortunately i'm not a millionaire like most of my fellow sherdoggers but if you don't have the cash to buy property i'd just put it in funds.. if it's a longterm investment that is..
Otherwise just buy as much coke as you can and double your money.. you might even get to shoot someone..
Fuck funds. You can get a much better return with online assets, even if you are only partnering up as the funds with someone else.
The multiples typically range from 28-36x and multiples have been increasing in 2020 as more people move into the space and it gets more interest and competitive to purchase (especially in the 20k to 500k range).
Other big thing Is that they are cash flow businesses. It's very easy to leverage and take cash out of the business to reinvest elsewhere. You can also grow an asset, flip it, then buy something bigger.
Why squirrel money away into a shitty fund for single digits returns when you can get easy double digit returns my way?
Now, is there risk? Absolutely, but if you don't stagnate and diversify your monetization methods, you can ride through the constant changes. Don't just go all in on Amazon Associates as it's the biggest affiliate and then cry when they cut their program commission percentages and you lose 30% of revenue overnight (it happened this year)
Interest rates are low but would you be concerned about buying at possibly the top of the market?
Good time to buy a house. Interest rates are ridiculously low right now.
What is the model? You buy the website, put people to work on it, then split the revenue?Fuck funds. You can get a much better return with online assets, even if you are only partnering up as the funds with someone else.
The multiples typically range from 28-36x and multiples have been increasing in 2020 as more people move into the space and it gets more interest and competitive to purchase (especially in the 20k to 500k range).
Other big thing Is that they are cash flow businesses. It's very easy to leverage and take cash out of the business to reinvest elsewhere. You can also grow an asset, flip it, then buy something bigger.
Why squirrel money away into a shitty fund for single digits returns when you can get easy double digit returns my way?
Now, is there risk? Absolutely, but if you don't stagnate and diversify your monetization methods, you can ride through the constant changes. Don't just go all in on Amazon Associates as it's the biggest affiliate and then cry when they cut their program commission percentages and you lose 30% of revenue overnight (it happened this year)
What is the model? You buy the website, put people to work on it, then split the revenue?
Houses in major markets are still ridiculously overvalued.
I’ve been buying a little bit of gold here and there as a hedge against inflation.
Go to pawn shops, haggle down to as low as they will go(usually current gold scrap weight)When people say they buy gold do you buy actual gold or gold ETF? I don’t really know how to buy gold.
I prefer owning the physical gold. I get it from a local coin shop and also online.When people say they buy gold do you buy actual gold or gold ETF? I don’t really know how to buy gold.