She said she would uber, but the cops arrested her anyways, she broke no laws. Cop will arrest anyone nonwhite for anything. Stay woke
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Red Flag hits the ground after the snap, but the throw starts at the snap. Crazy close.
#Panthers
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MVP
Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase keep making history. 🤝
Their 40-yard TD in Madrid was the 19th of their careers, tying Joe Montana and Jerry Rice for the 3rd-most by any QB-WR duo since 1980.
It was also their 58th touchdown connection (including playoffs), moving them past Daunte Culpepper and Randy Moss for the 2nd-most by any QB-receiver duo before turning 30.
@Bengals | #WhoDey
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we don't need new launchpads; we need better innovation of the old ones. We need new management @a1lon9
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Harry Crys retweeted
We need new kols. the space is obviously fed up w the previous ones
i think this changes things fast especially low following accts that stick to one coin and bagwork daily regardless of price action
thats gonna bring back “believing in something” its all abt trust n having fun
If you buy anything off @floatdotxyz you will face the same fate as solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx
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Harry Crys retweeted
I think this perfectly captures the state of the trenches/memes space right now
Elon Musk literally quoted a post with millions of views and a ticket attached to it
Years ago that would’ve been an instant 50M+ runner
Now people barely even care to push it after the tweet
Attention has become so fragmented that something can dominate the timeline for 10 minutes only for everyone to forget about it and move on to the next shiny thing
The market doesn't even have time to process a narrative anymore before it's looking for the next one
We might never see those times again
People are just bad at real estate these days
Somehow, a bunch of people who lost in real estate have convinced a whole generation that real estate is a bad investment.
Luckily, I didn't listen. So here's how you win in real estate as a small guy put as simply as possible.
Pick a market but be smart.
Most people start by just looking at cities. If they don't see population growth, they move on to the next one.
But you see a small decline and instead of moving on, you find out where those people are actually going.
Turns out, they usually aren't going very far. They're moving to the submarkets. Nicer, less crime, boring, and where the new jobs are.
I talk about Dayton a lot because I am in a submarket of it. Look where all the new jobs are coming and it will make perfect sense.
Find the submarket with a lot of 5-10 unit buildings that appear to never come up for sale.
Then check the county website. There are transactions, they're just happening off market. Most of them have been held for 20-30 years. Big green flag.
They have a good enough network to not need to list it and deal with 20-30 offers that day.
They’re not sick of it, they’re just retiring. They bought it for pennies, kept it very under rented to stay full, and took great care of it.
Find a way to contact them or their agent. More times than not, they've used the same agent their whole career.
It’s crucial you build that relationship and trust with the agent. That's exactly how I got my first deal, and it's still exactly what I buy and how I buy.
I now have 25 units and at closing, 24 of them were occupied.
My most expensive remodel was about $8,000 on a unit that hadn't been touched in 20 years. Some got paint and a Home Depot special. Most I just cleaned and updated the kitchen.
My total rent roll is up around $10,000/month since closing while averaging 95-97% occupancy.
Sorry for the long post. Too many dudes in their 20s have fallen for the doom. Enjoy the yap.
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