BrunoPuntzJones
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- Feb 24, 2001
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Originally posted by: Xavier434
Originally posted by: BrunoPuntzJones
Originally posted by: Xavier434
Originally posted by: PrinceofWands
Originally posted by: Xavier434
Sigh...I really don't have an issue with people buying what they want or defending your right to own a firearm but seriously...you two take this way too far. You are obsessive and I question whether or not it is healthy.
I see, and if I showed you solid historic evidence that you could quadruple some other investment in 4 years, you wouldn't be the least interested? There's nothing wrong with making a little profit while being right.
2nd mortgage for guns is a retarded decision. I don't care how you slice it. Spending other money that has nothing to do with the roof over your head is different.
Even if you are against guns, there is plenty of money to be made right now. I buy USGI magazines for $11 a piece in lots of 25. Easily flipped for $14-$15. 27% markup for doing nothing? Oh yah. Just wish the distributor would drop-ship.
You've got to pay to play. Money doesn't make itself. I maxed out credit cards as I rent right now.
First, I am not against guns. Second, I know you have to spend money to make money. I just think that it is dumb to put things like your home at risk when doing so considering there are many better options out there. Hasn't our recent economic crisis taught us anything about our homes and why we shouldn't put them at risk?
Yeah didn't mean to imply you were, just meant that even those who abhor them should at least see where there is money to be made.
And yeah the housing market is in the shitter, but there are still deals to be made. My dad is still buying and flipping. And with a stable job (I think POW works for a university no?) taking out a HELOC may not be a bad idea. The stuff I'm doing is short term anyway. Taking out a HELOC and just buying...I'd have to think on.