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This is an excellent counter argument you bring up for real estate investing.
Before I go into the actions we take when the real estate doesn't generate a revenue from rent, let's explore other factors for investing in real estate, except rent:
- flipping, either fixer-upper or buy-to-hold
- turning a good location into: art gallery, wine house, restaurant, boutique hotel (this means you will buy the property, fix it up, get it ready for whatever business you choose and then HIRE managers - you win a location and a business)
- renting to Government, renting to BANKS, renting to foreign embassies (this involves a lot of study work, but securing a rental with a BANK for a central location is just as good as printing money)
- applicable in Europe: restauration projects. You will buy a historic location which is now in ruins, fix it up a bit, apply for local government culture grants and EU grants for culture and historical patronage, keep investing money until you get your grants approved, then sell the whole project to other companies.
- consolidation: this takes time, but it's worth it. Let's say an area has 6 properties for sale, and 3 are close by. You buy those and then start making offers to their neighbours to sell. Eventually they will sell. Once you have a full area under your property, you consolidate it into a single one and then build something worth the money and time OR sell it.
- and others.
Coming back to what we do when rent isn't good or we get none:
- SELL
- never lose time trying to rent at a lower value or getting a tenant replaced. You want the tenant inside when you sell, even if he pays nothing. Adjust his contract, give him a free stay for 12 months and have a bigger rent stipulated after that period. Tell him you're selling, but the contract will allow him free stay for a year. Pocket the money from the sale and make the bad tenant somebody else's problem.
The main idea: keep the money moving. If an investment looks bad (even if isn't) just get rid of it, fast. But do it in a way that saves you money or even nets you a profit.
If you start with 1 banana and double it every day, within 30 days you will have over 1 million bananas.
Then work on how to invest your money. But first things are first. Worst thing is to give it all away too family and friends. To many people who come into large sums of money to quickly end up broke for some reason.
1. higher rate of profit
2. get your home country military/government to pay for it
This is why USA is always sanctioning and couping other countries
Put as much money as you can into high interest savings account
Use $10k and go to the world series of poker.
When the account has accrued $10k then go again. I mean if you had 5% interest wouldn't that be $50k a year just on $1million? Or is my math wrong?
You're the one missing out.
Nope I'm not. I'll take my 20 million elsewhere and you will be the one who is s.o.l..
Stuff it up your jumper!
He used ZYN (nicotene pouches) and really sponsored them, guess they gave Kamala money.
So Tucker created his own nicotene Company, ALP and product rolls out in November.
FREKIN GOLD MINE. I will send that man all my money.
(SHORT ZYN if they have STOCK)