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I've heavily considered picking up a small condo to do for Air B&B for the next 10-15 years. Pay off the place through rental income then downsize once kids are out and live cheap.
 
I've heavily considered picking up a small condo to do for Air B&B for the next 10-15 years. Pay off the place through rental income then downsize once kids are out and live cheap.
Hope to have mine furnished this weekend. I'm already $5K in after the purchase and we made out like bandits at an estate sale last weekend.😳 The wife dropped $500 at walmart just getting kitchen stuff and bedding. With escrow, $600/mo on a 30 year note but shooting for 5 years. Going vrbo, I think.
 
Hope to have mine furnished this weekend. I'm already $5K in after the purchase and we made out like bandits at an estate sale last weekend.😳 The wife dropped $500 at walmart just getting kitchen stuff and bedding. With escrow, $600/mo on a 30 year note but shooting for 5 years. Going vrbo, I think.

VRBO is definitely a more mature crowd and heavily oriented in traditional vacation destinations. AirB&B is more youngster friendly and tends to have more listings in urban areas. So it just comes down to property type and what your intended market is.

I've got a timeshare in Myrtle that I've got a block ownership on 4th of July each year. It's right on the beach by the boardwalk and is a prime property. Costs me about $1200 a year in fees and maint. I can rent it for $3000 after listing fees.
 
I did try investing in mutual funds a long time ago.
The one I was advised to pick tanked horribly and I lost about 99 percent of my money.
Mom set me up with an allegedly smart, well-paid advisor.
I dont trust them anymore. If they actually knew what the fuck they were doing, they'd be out there making money off the markets, not telling other people their secrets.

What mutual fund did you invest in that lost 99% of its value? It must had been specialized in the energy sector with a single stock in its portfolio being Enron???????

btw it is pretty well known the majority of financial advisors fail to beat the S&P 500. Invest in a blended fund and ride the tide.
 
What mutual fund did you invest in that lost 99% of its value? It must had been specialized in the energy sector with a single stock in its portfolio being Enron???????

btw it is pretty well known the majority of financial advisors fail to beat the S&P 500. Invest in a blended fund and ride the tide.


It is?

IT IS!!!!!??????
 
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