MillionMills
Superstar
Just signed up on Acorns 
6 Figures 6 Certs Random Thoughts Thread
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What do you do for a living?Life is trying to help me make a extra 10k a month.
Out of the blue, got an additional 800 more a month, added to my income.
Got offers coming in and its up 2 me to accept.
Set a goal of making 35k monthly before I hit 35 years of age. might get there early if I plan right
https://realestateforbusypeople.com/webinar2/
Saw this ad while browsing Instagram. They figured I needed a break from checking out girls and memes, and this popped up. Just signed up for the webinar tomorrow at noon. Won't hurt to check it out. They have different times thru the weekend.
Saw this ad while browsing Instagram. They figured I needed a break from checking out girls and memes, and this popped up. Just signed up for the webinar tomorrow at noon. Won't hurt to check it out. They have different times thru the weekend.
apparently im scheduled to get both my federal and state refund on the some day...cant remember that ever happening 
..what im going to do with the refund though? no idea 
..what im going to do with the refund though? no idea 
Just found out tenants in my rental property are planning to move in the spring. Was planning to do my kitchen cabinets/counters, but now I have to hold up and most likely dump every penny of that $$ into refreshing the rental and finding new tenants . 
They would have been there for 7 years in april, so it's not a terrible run, but being a landlord is a pain. Part of me wants to sell and cash out, but I know I could make $600 a month renting (3 bedroom single family) on section 8, vs the $330 over I'm getting at market rate.
Everyone says the headache of renting section 8 isn't worth it if you really care about the property being upkept. What to do
They would have been there for 7 years in april, so it's not a terrible run, but being a landlord is a pain. Part of me wants to sell and cash out, but I know I could make $600 a month renting (3 bedroom single family) on section 8, vs the $330 over I'm getting at market rate.
Everyone says the headache of renting section 8 isn't worth it if you really care about the property being upkept. What to do
DrunkenNovice
Superstar
How'd it go?
sorry breh but I 
. I click the webinar and it needed a flash based browser and I only have mobile for now. Hopefully I get my pc soon and can get flash capabilities.
Just found out fidelity lowered their fees to $4.95 from $7.95. That's a big help for active traders.
He still needs 6 certs
I'd rather post this here than in TLR since I'll get more coherent answers.
How often did you guys move when you were kids and do you think this affects how you look at hopping amongst employers? I moved 10 times in my 24 years which averages to a new house every 2 and a half years (it typically wasn't that frequent). I think that because of this I want stability; little to no movement from employer to employer, a job with no travel requirements, things of that nature.
I feel that for people who moved around a lot as a kid, they don't want to go through that when they're an adult because it can potentially be tumultuous. For those who lived in 1 spot since birth, they're eager to get out there, move around a lot, and are excited by frequent change since they probably didn't get to experience it.
Thoughts?
How often did you guys move when you were kids and do you think this affects how you look at hopping amongst employers? I moved 10 times in my 24 years
which averages to a new house every 2 and a half years (it typically wasn't that frequent). I think that because of this I want stability; little to no movement from employer to employer, a job with no travel requirements, things of that nature.I feel that for people who moved around a lot as a kid, they don't want to go through that when they're an adult because it can potentially be tumultuous. For those who lived in 1 spot since birth, they're eager to get out there, move around a lot, and are excited by frequent change since they probably didn't get to experience it.
Thoughts?
BrokePhiBroke
Superstar
Don't feel bad I've probably had more jobs than the times you've moved and I lived in the same place. It never hurt my chance with employment. Well I've lived two different places as a child and adult just switched from one state to the next but same area.I'd rather post this here than in TLR since I'll get more coherent answers.
How often did you guys move when you were kids and do you think this affects how you look at hopping amongst employers? I moved 10 times in my 24 years
I feel that for people who moved around a lot as a kid, they don't want to go through that when they're an adult because it can potentially be tumultuous. For those who lived in 1 spot since birth, they're eager to get out there, move around a lot, and are excited by frequent change since they probably didn't get to experience it.
Thoughts?
Anyway, just find a place you feel like you'll be happy at long term and go from there.