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I'm laying this on the table:
I have the funds to support myself for a moderately long amount of time (years but not decades), I have an absurdly good safety net, and I'm a reasonably capable individual.
I should exploit this to do something of actual value. I'm having trouble thinking of something that fits the following criteria:
1) It is something that an individual can achieve *more or less as one person* within the span of roughly 3-4 years.
2) It has a good chance of making money
3) It helps actually worthwhile people.
I can often manage an idea that solves 2 of those three. For example, I could try to build a "third place" (think bar/coffee shop)...things like this have a gross tendency to get overrun by niggers. I could create media worth consuming...but due to media being largely jew-controlled, anything that will sell will hurt people. I could start a factory...that helps our government, which hates us.
So on and so forth. The only thing I can think of that only right-wing people consume is gym equipment/fitness gear, and I would not be a reasonable fitness trainer.
Is there something I'm missing that I could break into? I want to actually do something, I don't want to sit around being a useless faggot online for my entire life.
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@Tony >If you go that route you'll be worth 7 figures in 20 years like guarenteed.
I could be worth 7 figures in 15 years just by grinding my career fam.
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating Multi fam also scales like a mother fucker. You get one thats like 1.2 mill, pay on it for 5 years, leverage it into a second, leverage it into a 3rd, ect.
If you go that route you'll be worth 7 figures in 20 years like guarenteed. Plus you can 1039 exchange properties and just never pay tax on gains.
The secret they don't tell you though, is that "bubble" in multi fam is a scam. The only thing that matters is the monthly rent roll. Equity is just fake numbers. You can be upside down on equity and still profit if the rents make sense.
But yah, thats what i would do.
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@Tony I actually do have connections that make real estate an easy investment, and it's something I do regularly consider. There's also family pressure to get into it, so there's that.
If I don't come up with anything better once the housing bubble bursts, then yeah I'm gonna find that bottom and slurp up a property or two. I'd *rather* do something of actual value, but it is an option that I consider often.
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@Tony Much of what you're saying is the purpose of business loans, and of course I have a good amount of time to develop acuity for an industry. I'm not saying "I'm gonna start NOW RIGHT NOW WITH MY OWN MONEY."
Right now I can tank a risk to the tune of "2-3 years worth of a career." The effort puts something on my resume and someone who can navigate the process of getting funding can keep themselves from being screwed - and I have connections which will absolutely help me navigate this space.
I'd also disagree that investment is the right way to go: if you start a business and run it, your day job is doing the thing that your business does. If you invest on the side, then your day job is whatever gay ZOG thing someone else's business does. Even if the ROI is poorer, I'm also not in this purely to maximize dollars.
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating real estate might be the best bet for you then.
I’d go with 20-40 units (big enough to hire management company and not get dragged into tenant issues).
My say is buy an investment property.
But go as big as you can because it’s less risk. In a 4 plex one tenant leaves you lose 25% of monthly revenue, in a 20 unit building you lose 5% per vacancy.
Yah, if I were you I’d buy a multi family building, and hire a management company to manage it.
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating I honestly wouldn’t recommend starting a business.
If anything, I’d pivot into the investment space and go the route of managing people’s money/your own.
Unless you have acuity for some specific industry the reality is you probably don’t have enough money to meaningfly start something (if you don’t have deep prior understanding of an industry.
Costs ad up insanely fast. For example in construction I can make good money, but I basically went broke this winter off one job that, no shit, wiped out 20k in 7 days because of cost over runs.
Even a coffee shop, once you buy the building/get a lease you’re looking at 30-50k per year in mortgage/rent and probably 200-300k of Reno needed and then every employee you add even minimum wage will ad 4-6k/month in overhead.
Even if you have a pool of 500k liquid cash you could burn through that in 6 months maybe a year if you miss the mark or profit projections or misjudge the market for whatever you start.
My two cents - invest it, be aggressive, try to double if. Sure, the market is a gamble but you have more control and there’s less risk.
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@BasedLunatic @ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Owl @Xenophon uoooh
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@Xenophon @ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Owl do you think owl is a femboy with short hair
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Wrong. Please go back to the morgue, Owl
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A femboy is a girl who is boyish. Nothing gay about that.
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........"tomboy."
The word is "tomboy."
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@BasedLunatic That exists already it's called fedi
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating true, many men here that likes men. Usually they like feminine men. Femboys are popular among people on the right too. I am the opposite of gay, I am gay anti matter. Just saying to take into account for your competition. Not that I have anything against the gays or even trannies. Just saying I would be a comically straight gay if I was to be one
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I'm not trying to become literally Hitler 2, I'm just trying to identify a reasonable business to start that won't feed ZOG too much.
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating create a resort for homosexuals
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Open a humble a humble retailer for staple agricultural products. Feed and seed, perhaps.