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>>1387912
I'd say in most case no. It's nice to have them even if you're doing nothing more than watching videos on one and playing games/reading something on the other.

Of course if you're daytrading or something then a second monitor becomes much more useful.

>>1387912
i have 2 monitors at work, but would love 3
makes my work much easier, but i like/have to multitask, so i have 13123132145 windows open

>>1387912
I use 3.

Left = Stock Charts
Right = Skype / Slack / Music
Center = Everything else

>>1387886
Pricing is determined by competition, primarily in photography. This is especially true if you have no reputation to charge a premium for.

I would spread contact through various channels and give free quotes to realtors. If you start getting laughed out of the sale that's a sign you want to lower prices.

I would start high and negotiate yourself down into a customer base. You can start raising prices when you are fully booked with time.

>>1387893
Thanks for the input. I had planned on pricing my service low for now until I can generate a reputation. That would give me a slight advantage over my competitors as well. Would you recommend setting price packages and then negotiate? Or would I be better off pricing my service per client? I have been going back and fourth on this for a while.

You have to have a pilots license to have a drone photography business.

That's why you don't see a million of them around. Should have done your homework first
Lol.

>>1387852
Money's worth nothing to one and worth everything to the other. If it's your catch, it'll be worth it. However people like me are fine with a above average income.

>>1387852
Try /r9k/.

>>1387852
If you make 10 mil a year you will probably be at a point where you're paying someone else to invest your money for you. There is no point where you just let your money sit and accumulate in a bank account.

Also nice Maisie.

I'm using LendingClub btw

>>1387816

What's risky about it? Are you simply fucked if people don't pay you back or do they have insurance? What kind of interest rates can you get?

>>1387877
You're fucked if they default as is their credit. They show basic verified info such as credit score, monthly income, lines of credit open, and amount of debt. You can choose loans you want to invest in and buy notes in $25 increments which lowers the risk spread amongst many people

>>1387710

They love their bull too much to do that.

>>1387710
Same reason you're asking this question on an anonymous forum.

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Girls could be camming on xotika.tv for bitcoin and keeping more of their earnings than on MFC or CB ... butt

Does your company match your contribution?

>>1387709

Yeah, up to 2% only though

>>1387683
do you have an IRA? if so, then

greece and italy got cucked by germany and brussels. it's too late now. feel bad for all the ordinary people who had no say in the matter.

>>1387675
Short it

>>1387675
nothing's going to happen

>>1387685
true, but karma will hit Germany and Brussels like a motherfucker

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>>1387666
no, debt is illegal to inherit
in civilized countries that is

that being said, funerals are $10,000+, so may want to make sure he buys a house or nice sportscar before he dies, so you actually get an inheritance to help pay funeral costs

if hes in millions of dollars in debt but owns a house or something like that, you get the house (assuming you are the heir of course), but you dont get debt, his debt collectors get SOL

and some states here in america you pay taxes on inheriteded dosh, so be mindful of that

>>1387686
Very good info thank you

>>1387686
>funerals are $10,000+
>dogs need to be fed
Pick two and come to a conclusion

The big tobacco companies are the ones who will make it in the long run. They already have the infrastructure.

>>1387619

Taco Bell and Cheetos

>>1387631
this. if they didn't they'd be foolish

>>1387615
KNPD. profits will come at you hard.

>>1387621
What the hell is KNPD?

>>1387623
krunk niggaz police dept

>Yes
>You should live where you want to (I suggest living as close to work as possible)
>Do you own research. Unless you're in an urban setting, the collected data won't be great.

Secure financing before talking to a realtor. Don't let the realtor know your actual top-end number. Always make offers contingent on passing a home inspection from someone reputable. Always cut 10-15% off the asking price for your initial offer. If a home has been on the market for a long time you can seriously lowball them. Realtors will tell you these offers are insulting but they're shabbos goyim so tell them to fuck off.

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>>1387543
>don't really like the idea of renting because it seems like burning money

Buy LBRY (LBC) on poloniex
https://youtu.be/DjouYBEkQPY

>>1387485
Noshitcoiner here. How is your shitcoin going lately?

Buy nxt or cry in 3 months

>>1387473
>fake
Why do you think these movies cost millions of dollars to make?

Why would they get in trouble for making props?

>>1387473
those are prop bills, you can get them printed but they say clearly on the bill that theyre replicas

https://www.google.com/search?q=prop+money&num=100&source=lnms&tbm=shop&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX2732o_vNAhUKSCYKHfPIDOAQ_AUICCgB&biw=1280&bih=637

Didn't he win a shitload in vegas too

his murals look like shit.

still tho, hes a cool guy, he lives by the moment

he's vietnamese you faggot

people on here cannot afford a $120 million mansion, including me

>>1387341

But you must know why it is not being sold? This is /biz after all?

>>1387336

That's a fuck load of cash for even a central park apartment, especially one that is so old school opulent and would certainly have to be remodeled for anyone who would actually want it or to flip it.