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@Neil Smith I don't know enough about tokenization but I will see what I can learn over the next few weeks and I will revisit when I have something of value to add.
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@Neil Smith I wish I knew more about these topics. Are you familiar with them at all? If so please create a new post helping me out. What I understand, in a nutshell, is the proof of stake and such in crypto currencies will eliminate a lot of the intermediaries involved in a transaction. If the blockchain can verify I own a house and you’re buying it then we can get rid of some fluff.
Doubt less. Learn more. See the results.
Crazy how quick people are to call something a scam… but a few months after starting my online business is pulling in $4000 on a daily basis. This isn’t some get rich quick story. It’s what happens when you commit, learn the right system, and take action. Want to learn how I did it? You can message me with HOW on my : https://t.me/Mastery_Ecom
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Looks like a spam bot to me. Don’t click the link I reported the account.
Sell the News?
Is the bigger news today Jerome Powell's speech or the Oracle Earnings call?
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I think Powell will move the markets more than oracle. I do wonder if Oracle would be a good candidate for a weekly option considering how much they moved last time and have sold off since.
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@Brian Wagner Investors set the longer rates through supply and demand. Not much demand for long dated bonds because the market is ripping, the world doesn’t feel risky, and there are inflation concerns. I think once the next big event happens and the market starts selling off, rates will fall. Also looks like the market didn’t like whatever oracle had to say.
Paid Twice on 1 Realestate Deal - Sub2 The Extended Cut...
Sub2 is short hand for "subject-to the existing mortgage" which is a fancy way of saying "taking over someone's mortgage". Here is a quick rundown on how I was paid twice on one realestate deal and you can do the same: It's relatively easy to find a deal on Zillow if you're patient and persistent. I was browsing Zillow and exclusively focusing on houses with the longest days on market. Any time I came across a home with multiple price drops and >90 days on market I would dig deeper. I would use a software program called Propstream, although there are multiple available, to find out the mortgage information on the property. Whenever I found a home where the mortgage payment was significantly below market rents and the owner had a low mortgage rate (~3%) I would reach out to the agent with my offer. My offer was simple, I will pay the seller $5-$10k to walk away from the home and I would take over the mortgage. Eventually I came across a seller who was on the brink of losing the home, so rather than damaging their credit AND losing their home I paid them $10k to walk away from it. The mortgage payment on the home was $750/mo and the market rents were around $1,500 (this was in Villa Rica, Ga). Now I controlled a home that I essentially paid $10k for with a $750 mortgage payment where rents were $1,500. This gives me multiple exit strategies, most people keep them as a rental but I took this several steps further. Part 2. The exit I chose was to turn around and seller finance this home. I sold it for $20k down and $1,250/month to an end buyer. Part two moved me into the green giving me $10k profit and a monthly stream of income at $500/month. Part 3. Most people would certainly stop here right? I profited $10k and I'm making $500 a month for free... but I went for the extended cut. I now hold a note that is valuable to investors, I found an investor who was interested in buying this note and she gave me $40k for it. So she will net $500/month for 30 years and paid $40k for that stream of income. Win, Win, Win, Win for 4 people. (the lady who was going to lose her house, the buyer who needed seller financing, the note investor, and me)
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@Jennifer Harrill definitely not recommended but shows how creative and wild-west like Realestate can be!
Beginning investors in trading cards!
- Starting to invest in trading cards can be both exciting and budget-friendly. A great beginner-friendly approach is to focus on affordable sets—consider modern sports cards or Pokémon cards, which often have lower price points than vintage cards. You can begin by purchasing booster packs or starter boxes rather than individual high-value cards, allowing you to build a diverse collection without significant financial risk. Additionally, joining online communities or forums can provide insights and support as you learn about the hobby. Remember, enjoying the process is just as important as potential profits, so take your time and explore what interests you
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@Justin Latreille That's awesome, my father has cases and cases of baseball cards from when he was younger, they're probably 40* years old. He claims they're worth a good bit but hasn't done much digging into it, I would be interested to know.
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Actually sorry they’re probably 40 years old.
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