Why aren't you doing this yet, /int/? Why don't

well?

too lazy

>>69942861
stop being a lazy cunt

I thought you meant like exo suits or something

>>69942923
This. I was expecting a story about how he built a suit on the side

>>69942923
>>69942962
that's fucking retarded

> flipping houses can make you money

no it doesn't, fuck off
that's like making $6000 a month working from home

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>>69942975
It would make for a better thread gay boy

>>69942975
I guess that answers your question

>>69942990
>New Zealand housing market

lmao kys neet

No one is going to loan me $350k, while I work a minimum wage job.

>>69941640
He took a huge risk and it payed off. That's by no means sound advice for anyone.
But I suppose it looks good to be dressed to impress.

>>69943047
honestly not much of a risk at the time, although this will not remain a viable way of making money. the city is currently in a construction boom, so the market will correct itself. good for the short term though while supply is low and demand is high. dem capital gains just keep on coming

>>69942990
>that's like making $6000 a month working from home
which is entirely possible if you open your mind to possibilities instead of mindlessly clicking through other peoples mmo funnels
also 6k usd isn't even that much a month
also of course you can make money flipping houses

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I don't have 60 000 RU

;_;

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>>69941640
Dunno if it's only in my province or our whole country but here if you buy a house there is a 5 years waiting delay for you to resell it. There are people who do this here though. But only buy 2 houses max.

what are rental yields and capital gains like in your city /int/? here just outside of london we expect to see 5-10% per year rental yield and similar capital gains.

>>69943407
sounds communistic.
here there is tax paid by the buyer on the value of the house, and a 5% surplus for 2nd/3rd/etc properties.
sounds crazy but property is so nuts round here that's not even an issue (at the moment) = it would only wipe out your capital gains for one year.