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What would you guys say the easiest way is to be wealthy whilst still in full time education? 2016-12-27 02:11:18 Post No.1689619
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What would you guys say the easiest way is to be wealthy whilst still in full time education?
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I have no social life, am highly literate, highly numerate and about to start a law degree here in the UK. I will do whatever it takes really to be financially independent and a rich kid
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WHATEVER IT TAKES BB
8 HOUR ARM WORKOUTS
C'MONNN!!!!!
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The easiest way to fast wealth is *always* gambling. I think we've covered this already. Lottery, roulette, etc. you could literally make a million in a few hours if all your numbers come in.
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>>1690521
second easiest is whoring and not snorting cocke to deal with all the dicks that left a bad taste in your mouth because drugs are expensive you know.
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How much do I need to be a baller mad heavy
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>>1689606
About 21 BTC.
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Bout tree fiddy
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>>1690215
this, wait a few years
So I bought into the automated binary meme and lost $600 in about 2 hours. I did pretty well in the trial and made around $200 in two days. Should I kill myself already?
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>>1689598
lmao
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>>1689598
>did pretty well
>made $200 in two days
NIGGER FUCKING DIE
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>>1689598
BINARIES ARE A MEME YOU DIP
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There's a 900 square foot property with decent parking for sale in town for about 25k. Population is about 4k in city limits, 6k whole. It's 1 block off the main road (which has a traffic flow of about 5k each way per day).
There's already a grocery store, several gas stations, a drug store, a couple dollar stores, a couple laundromats, several auto-shops, an auction house, an ice-cream shop, a head/smoke shop, indoor grow store, subway, McDs, a couple of small restaurants, banks, bars, pawn shop, hardware stores, insurance agencies, salon, barber, mobile phone store, and that's all I can think of off the top of my head. A lot more than I thought I guess.
Is it missing anything? Obviously I'm not particularly skilled in any trade, but I know a lot of behind the scenes work that goes into maintaining a business, just not in a field I can replicate. I'd prefer a service business, something where I am more or less renting equipment out (like a tanning salon, but the salon has that covered). I can leverage about 50k without getting into credit and the building has a new roof and is in good condition.
If you can't think of a business, how would I go about finding out what a small town can support? Is there a resource for this? Coming here before I map out other small towns and existing businesses there.
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>>1689580
the main reason to get into services is that they DON'T usually need commercial property to start.
Your approach seems backwards to me. You've got an opportunity to take on a huge expense and now you're trying to imagine ways to pay for it? How about you don't take on the expense and then the problem goes away on its own?
>how can I pay for this commercial space?
>don't rent it.
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>>1689582
The whole reason I'm interested in services is margin. Retail margin is small, and theft is an issue that eats margin. It's possible, but harder to steal a service. There's also a good possibility for repeat business.
While a lot of services can be done without space, a lot of these are skilled services. There's also the undeniable free marketing that comes with owning a building in town. I have the cash to buy the building outright and can afford equipment/supplies on top of it.
Just looking for some ideaguys to find the right fit for my circumstances, or at least narrow my view, before I do a lot of research.
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>>1689587
>looking for some ideaguys
See you got that wrong. You are the idea guy without an idea.
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What do you actually own?
What if the building falls down?
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>>1689572
I own three 4 unit "town homes" in the suburbs of a major city. they were built in the 30's out of wood on a concrete slab.They are slowly rotting and I doubt they will last another 20 years. There are two other units on the same street that have gone section 8. If they fell down tomorrow I would be thrilled.
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>>1689572
You technically mean condominiums. Apartments are not sold separately by unit. You own a percentage of the land and improvements. If in usa, the percentage is outlined in your COA declaration. COA dues are meant to cover insurance and reserves for repairs. Most COA's dont cover these costs correctly and have to levy assessments for repairs as needed. Stay away, big bubble forming in apartments currently and the entire premise of condominiums has some unsafe assumptions.
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>>1689719
>someone that actually knows what they are talking about
Nice to meet you.
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Well biz?
Are you a smart enough dude?
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>>1689560
r9k might be able to solve it, you should try asking them first
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>>1689561
R9k has no idea, I tried there.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz5EFsSbQ7U
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Bitcoin loves big banks 2016-12-27 01:01:46 Post No.1689555
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Lets meet todays (26-Dec-2016) Bitcoin exchange with the highest volume and learn a little about it.
Todays work @ $18,386,300 representing about 15% of the trading volume for the day.
Bitmex
https://www.bitmex.com/app/aboutUs
Co-Founder and CEO - Arthur Hayes
After graduating with a degree in economics from the Wharton School of Business, Arthur lived in Hong Kong as an equity derivatives trader. He was the market-maker for Deutsche Bank and Citibank’s Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) businesses. He also has extensive experience trading equity index futures, forwards, and swaps as well as non-deliverable FX forwards. Arthur brings a deep understanding of how to structure and trade financial derivatives.
Co-Founder and CTO - Samuel Reed
Samuel graduated from Washington & Lee University with a degree in Computer Science. He has nearly a dozen years of professional programming experience. Sam has served as CTO of two technology companies: Tixelated and Global Brand Solutions of Hong Kong. He has contracted for many others as an expert on web applications. Samuel’s primary area of expertise is in the implementation of modern, real-time web applications and interfaces, and he is aregular contributorto open source projects.
Co-Founder and COO - Ben Delo
Ben graduated from the University of Oxford with a Masters and First Class Honours in Mathematics and Computer Science. He has over ten years experience developing high-frequency trading systems for companies such as J.P. Morgan and IBM, dealing predominately in KDB+/Q. His expertise covers the design, architecture and implementation of quantitative infrastructure, systems and tools.
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what is this thread about specifically?
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>>1690266
How Bitcoin loves big banks.
Sadly though big banks only love blockchain.
That is why Bitcoin is rising in price right now.
They are mad that nobody loves them back so they are going all Han Solo now.
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>>1690266
some retard rambling incoherently
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Great way to make $1500+ a month 2016-12-27 12:37:27 Post No.1689531
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Great way to make $1500+ a month
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what is a great way to make about $1500 or more a month from home? I plan on moving to another state this summer and would love to find out how to make a decent amount of money from home to afford an apartment and bill. I recently started an online clothing business but not getting any traffic from it so what else could i do?
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>>1689531
have you tried r9k?
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>>1689531
What skills do you have?
You are going to have a lot of trouble making that much from home. Just get a real job like the rest of us.
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I do have a job just tired of working long hours for shit pay when i could be doing something better
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looking to lease an apartment. what should I ask? what should I look at? please help me not get fucked over.
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pls respond
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Go look at at least 3 places in your price range and make a decision. Leases are pretty standard, and renters have reasonable protections under most state law.
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>>1689500
go hit up a rental website, they have filters for everything from what you want to pay, to number of rooms, to amenities. these apartments will all be "professionally" managed. I put that in quotes because the quality on that can vary. Hit up any friends you have, they might know someone that owns a small 4-8 unit complex.
try apartmentfinder com you can search by zip
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What wallet do you have?
I am in the market for a new wallet as my current wallet is starting to tear.
I'm not really into fashion so I'd like some ideas into what you guys have/like.
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>>1689474
cheap bifold with slots for cards and a window for id.
what does it matter anyway...I like those designer ones with nice stitching and the light colored like your pic but who gives a fuck anyway
i think ill take the inconspicuous one
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>>1689478
It's not that I care about the brand name, but I do care about the brand name. I was thinking something from Brooks Brothers, or Coach.
I like Coach's design language but there's something very classy about Brooks Brothers and their Golden Fleece wallets.
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>>1689490
>design language
that's some pretentious faggotry right there.
I think I'll start using it in casual conversation.
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I need someone to create 200 Hotmail accounts, using information and proxies provided by myself.
I also have other related projects to be finished this week, and if this is successful will have a larger project in the future.
Am looking for anyone interested in Paypal payments to complete jobs similar to that, if you're interested join my discord chat and quote me a price and the soonest possible completion time.
https://discord.gg/xnJQ8Pc
Thank you, Merry Xmas /Biz
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>>1689448
>Paypal payments
Fucking chargeback scammers, man.
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>>1689449
Well alternatively I can send an E-Transfer from the bank, I just figured Paypal would be easiest.
But not trying to rip anyone off really, just have easy, but time consuming tasks to complete and would rather pay someone, and perhaps have someone for future tasks as well.
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Don't post it here you mongoloid
Use odesk, fiverr or a similar site. Alternatively, find a reputable vendor on blackhatworld. Does it need to be Hotmail, Gmail is pretty easy to find?
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Who is the richest on biz?
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>>1689444
I have $87 in my robinhood account and I have all my debts paid off. I am also very smart and have a good life. I am the richest person on /biz/ :)
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>>1689444
Why does this person so uncannily resemble a monkey?
Is he the missing link?
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>>1689454
Hey!Dont insult Stanley!He is a handsome man ,havent you seen one before?
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I had an idea for a business that would pay people to masturbate to the face, smell, or other quality of a customer in order to make them more attracted to the customer. Basically, it's legal and ethical prostitution. While I consider myself pretty smart, with programming knowledge and decent reasoning, I need a co-founder for extra business knowledge as well as other skills.
If you want to be that co-founder who reduces human trafficking while making tons of money, contact me at [email protected]. Optimally, you would live in the Denver metro area, but if you don't then it may still work. This person will most likely get 50% equity because I have very little money.
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>>1689375
>pay people to masturbate to the face, smell, or other quality of a customer in order to make them more attracted to the customer
drugs r bad
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>>1689375
please don't be an imbecile in Denver. Go imbecile somewhere else.
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>>1689375
So, as a customer, do I get the cum or what?
Why do I want some fag to jerk off to my butt crack musk?
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I am young and Iam a gearhead guy. I would like to open an sport cars dealership. By the moment I have a business that was my idea in agroindustries and food proccesing with my family but Iam not really into that. What i would really like is being in car business. My dad is CEO of 300M per year enterprise but we are not rich only the owners, so what i learn is that I dont want to be employee. My country is not like US where there are a good amount of people that can spend +140k in cars, but a pair of young guys have enter in car business, one is son of the owner of the equal of wallmart in my country, they dont have a showroom and are the represents of Aston Martin, Lotus and Mclaren also a yatch brand and Moet & Chandon in my country. I have to friends that speaking well they could consider in investing. Both move good money and are in business since they where born . What you recomend me?
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>>1689333
What country?
And where will you get the capital to start a sports car dealership?
Why don't you work for a bit in a sports car dealership before you waste your time and energy in a failed business venture you have little idea of?
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>>1689339
>Why don't you work for a bit in a sports car dealership
he already answered that.
He's super jealous of the guys that own the ONLY sports car dealership in his country. So jealous that he wants to be them and is willing to try to compete with them to get there.
this has nothing to do with a successful car dealership, it's a dick waving contest by spoiled brats, nothing more. "My daddy has more money than your daddy" bullshit.
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>>1689349
OP should start with wild American muscle car imports. New mustangs and Comoros and shit. Way fucking cheaper and only a few grand to move them. Sales should make up since slightly above medium income folks could realistically afford one far as I know
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Is it possible to get a PayPal account without linking a credit card? Like someone would send me money on PayPal and then me using that money to buy stuff without any credit card or bank account
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>>1689303
Prepaid cards.
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>>1689303
a lot of places that accept credit cards also accept paypal. So yeah. You can buy pretty much anything directly with a paypal account.
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>>1689330
Learn to read my friend.