Seems to be coming together

[Bouncer]

yeah when I was 19 I shared a house w/5 other guys, it was fucking insanity, blew up walls, doors were shattered - shit was out of control. Like I said, you need a good landlord and even while I aim to own the rental in a college town - I will sure as fuck throw any hippy piece of shit out on his ass if he starts to mess with my curtains n what not.

yea, we have a company find the renters and take care of the property for us. we are 600 some miles away from the place so we cant be checking up on it etc..

[the art of war]

i owned my first house at 22 son!

ok its sanas house but its still mine too! :rofl:

When I own two and the titles are my name and not a chicas, I'll get back to you to brag, right now I'll sit and wait for the months to tick down.:hibb:

[the art of war]

yea, just remember that to make money you have to spend money. think of the few months you wont have renters etc.. make sure you weigh the options before jumping in head first.

we rent out our townhouse in raleigh and have renters most of the time. but a year and a half ago the renters contract was up and our renters moved out. they fucked the house up a bit. we had to replace the carpets, re paint all the walls, get the dish washer fixed etc.. the renters didnt get their deposit money back but we still had to put out around 4k to fix the place up. on top of that it took 3 months to find new renters to sign a year and a half contract. so during that time we had to pay the mortgage for those 3 months. came out to around 4k on that alone. so if you figure in the 4k for repairs and the mortgage that comes out to 8k for 3 months! :retard:

we make money on the place now but we definitely had to put the money out to do so.

yeah when I was 19 I shared a house w/5 other guys, it was fucking insanity, blew up walls, doors were shattered - shit was out of control. Like I said, you need a good landlord and even while I aim to own the rental in a college town - I will sure as fuck throw any hippy piece of shit out on his ass if he starts to mess with my curtains n what not.

[Bouncer]

that freaks me out - I hope to own my first house end of 25

i owned my first house at 22 son!

ok its sanas house but its still mine too! :rofl:

[the art of war]

You must have a shitload more money than I. No way I could just go buy a house with straight cash.

just don't take a loan out right bro .. trust me on that. And I have money that I'll use for housing etc, business, not money to blow.

[Bouncer]

I really want to start buying multi-family homes and get renters; a friend I know started that and he hasn't worked in years now. Told my friend we should split a 3 family home live in one section and rent out the other two then in a couple years buy another one; and so on and so on. you get like 5 or 6 of those you'd be pulling about 14,400 a month by doing rough estimates of course without figuring repair expenses. But with my background in housing construction I could do most of the repairs anyways.

yea, just remember that to make money you have to spend money. think of the few months you wont have renters etc.. make sure you weigh the options before jumping in head first.

we rent out our townhouse in raleigh and have renters most of the time. but a year and a half ago the renters contract was up and our renters moved out. they fucked the house up a bit. we had to replace the carpets, re paint all the walls, get the dish washer fixed etc.. the renters didnt get their deposit money back but we still had to put out around 4k to fix the place up. on top of that it took 3 months to find new renters to sign a year and a half contract. so during that time we had to pay the mortgage for those 3 months. came out to around 4k on that alone. so if you figure in the 4k for repairs and the mortgage that comes out to 8k for 3 months! :retard:

we make money on the place now but we definitely had to put the money out to do so.

[Konitz]

You must have a shitload more money than I. No way I could just go buy a house with straight cash.

[the art of war]

I really want to start buying multi-family homes and get renters; a friend I know started that and he hasn't worked in years now. Told my friend we should split a 3 family home live in one section and rent out the other two then in a couple years buy another one; and so on and so on. you get like 5 or 6 of those you'd be pulling about 14,400 a month by doing rough estimates of course without figuring repair expenses. But with my background in housing construction I could do most of the repairs anyways.

that freaks me out - I hope to own my first house end of 25, and have one rented same time, even lined up a landlord etc in the area I'm looking to purchase the rental. I just refuse to take a loan out, so it will be a few.

[Konitz]

yup, no doubt about it.

you must make room for other things.

think about something you like doing, lets say you like going to the beach. now imagine literally being at the beach 24/7. that shit would get old after about a day no matter how much you scream "i am 100% dedicated to this beach bitch!!" :rofl:

The "Beach" Master :rofl:

[Bouncer]

that thinking kept me slammin dope for years bro - now granted we are different people, but I'm saying - you can't live in fear (not trying insult you by phrasing it that way) you have to embrace each day, live that day, squeeze whatever is put in front of you, some things squeeze more than others :hibb:

:clapback:

[Konitz]

you do have a point. sana makes about 110k a year and she pretty much works 12 hour days without hardly even a lunch brake.

she does go to the gym in the morning like 3 times a week but its hard for her.

I really want to start buying multi-family homes and get renters; a friend I know started that and he hasn't worked in years now. Told my friend we should split a 3 family home live in one section and rent out the other two then in a couple years buy another one; and so on and so on. you get like 5 or 6 of those you'd be pulling about 14,400 a month by doing rough estimates of course without figuring repair expenses. But with my background in housing construction I could do most of the repairs anyways.

[Bouncer]

If you want to live 100% for one thing, you will burn out or regret it 20 years from now when you think of the rest of life that past you by. Just think about it in those terms for a bit, might help.

yup, no doubt about it.

you must make room for other things.

think about something you like doing, lets say you like going to the beach. now imagine literally being at the beach 24/7. that shit would get old after about a day no matter how much you scream "i am 100% dedicated to this beach bitch!!" :rofl:

[the art of war]

This is my problem whenever I do something I take it to to the extreme edge; I mean I have such a short uncertain time on this earth when I decide to put my time into something I have to squeeze out every last drop of it's usefulness/potential.

that thinking kept me slammin dope for years bro - now granted we are different people, but I'm saying - you can't live in fear (not trying insult you by phrasing it that way) you have to embrace each day, live that day, squeeze whatever is put in front of you, some things squeeze more than others :hibb:

[the art of war]

balance to me is where you draw the line between everything - to me somethings will never be able to be balanced, I'll never be able to touch some things. But balance in a job, in lifting, in life - these are choices (esp since you are like me and anti marriage / family, fuck that shit dude) - that you can make for yourself. If you want to live 100% for one thing, you will burn out or regret it 20 years from now when you think of the rest of life that past you by. Just think about it in those terms for a bit, might help.

[Bouncer]

This is my problem whenever I do something I take it to to the extreme edge; I mean I have such a short uncertain time on this earth when I decide to put my time into something I have to squeeze out every last drop of it's usefulness/potential.

well that is an issue you should work on.

because that attitude doesn't = better results.

its great to be dedicated, nothing wrong with that. but if you take it to the point that you leave no room for anything else and have nothing else to give you will either end up like the old man in the van or totally giving up bodybuilding all together because you turned it into a negative.