after 15 years yes loli read this as 1 200k investment funds me 40k a year in vacation and car part funds to YOLO with for the rest of my life.
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after 15 years yes loli read this as 1 200k investment funds me 40k a year in vacation and car part funds to YOLO with for the rest of my life.
after 15 years yes lol
how the fuck is your boomer ass only 36 the fuckim only 36 i plan on having no less than 5 checks a mo when retired. this would make 6.
guard military ret.
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how the fuck is your boomer ass only 36 the fuck
Deployments and marriage has not been kind to me.
as always thanks for your service
you old wrinkly fuck
how the fuck is your boomer ass only 36 the fuck
how the fuck is your boomer ass only 36 the fuck
Literally lol'dDeployments and marriage has not been kind to me.
In the Auto Discussion threads where he posts incessantly about throwing a giant NA crate engines in to everything under the sun, I think he's 14. Then in the bored thread when he said he yells at the starbucks baristas on the reg, I was convinced he's a 67 year old female that's president of the HOA and just got out of church
Very mysterious dude
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Oh come on, trying to go fast n/a is the most Boomer thing you can do.In the Auto Discussion threads where he posts incessantly about throwing a giant NA crate engines in to everything under the sun, I think he's 14. Then in the bored thread when he said he yells at the starbucks baristas on the reg, I was convinced he's a 67 year old female that's president of the HOA and just got out of church
Very mysterious dude
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Look at this. This is on ONE $200k investment, with NO reinvestment (meaning you cash out your dividends each quarter).
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One night I went down a rabbit hole of researching self serve coin-op car washes. In some cases a turn key business could be purchased in the $200-$300k ball park. From the little bit of reading I did, they return around $80-$100k annually after cost of maintenance and consumables.
Dividend portfolio is the most "passive income" option. If you can DRIP/reinvest all of your earnings year after year for a while you will be surprised how quickly it grows for you. If you are also adding to it it can add up even quicker.
This guy is playing with 500k right now, and is bringing in 16k a year in dividends
My Dividend Growth Portfolio July Update: $500K Across 32 Holdings, 3 Buys, And 2 Sells
The portfolio provided $967 in dividends in July, up 25% YoY. YTD I've received $8,128, up 7.8% over 2020.seekingalpha.com
Rentals, Storage, Car wash, Laundrymats
More work involved in getting things going and creating systems so you are not always on the lock/working on them. Can scale pretty well. I am personally looking to buy 1-2 rental properties next year as an extra form of income for my car budget. Rents are pretty much always going up. Even in my area a house that has a mortgage for 1600 is renting for 2400-2500. Other areas I am looking at a 80-120k 4 bed 2 bath, 2 unit place has a mortgage for around 600-800 and rents for 1600-1900 depending on market and condition of the place.
If you use an accountant …. They Could redo your past tax returns to correct income reported ? i Know someone who is going through this at the moment.I did plan on using other people's money if possible. Key point though... I don't pay myself shit out of my current business, so while my credit is great and I have extensive history, I may be walking into a situation only cash can resolve. If I try and buy a building and show a personal income of $30,000 and a business that's showed a loss on its taxes since incorporated I'm not quite sure what they'd say to me lol.
I’m too dumb to do anything on my own. I’d start with a rental property though.
If you use an accountant …. They Could redo your past tax returns to correct income reported ? i Know someone who is going through this at the moment.
Just remember to start a LLC for all your rental endeavors to show income and finance more property in the future.
You are basically starting a company say “ sprayin real estate LLC “ anything related to your business will be ran under this company, taxes, mortgage, utilities, repairs, company cars, building insurance bank account where the money from rent will go to. You pay yourself dividends which you will be taxed on and then able to receive a w-2.I see people say stuff like this all the time. How does this actually work? Have a good reference for me to read up on?