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@divegeester saidAt one point in my life I had an investment property, in another province, which I rented out. It started out OK with good tenants but I rented to a family who were…well not so good. My due diligence was lacking somewhat and I paid the price. The lesson I learned was, in such a case, hire a management firm.
Property investment and helping people seem to be a popular the most popular ideas so far.
I like Ponderable’s idea of buying accommodations and renting them out on a budget to low income families; I could see me doing a bit of that in my local town. I don’t think I’d buy to rent as a main investment as it’s becoming a hassle here in the UK.
Homes abroad could work; I’d look for a place to buy in Greece or Spain which could be a real “home from home”.
@great-big-stees saidYes, with more upscale properties [if you have the money to invest], you can eliminate the problems associated with low-income earners. Propertles in say tourist destinations tend to be more upscale and easy to rent, and if you not around you will need a real-estate firm to do it properly.
At one point in my life I had an investment property, in another province, which I rented out. It started out OK with good tenants but I rented to a family who were…well not so good. My due diligence was lacking somewhat and I paid the price. The lesson I learned was, in such a case, hire a management firm.
@divegeester saidGreece and Spain in the right neighbourhoods would be better investments. Also you certainly help people as well. Eg if you know of a low-income family you can offer them a rent-free vacation when your villa in Santorini is available. Some properties in depressed areas are really a hassle and not worth it .. got many of those here.
Property investment and helping people seem to be a popular the most popular ideas so far.
I like Ponderable’s idea of buying accommodations and renting them out on a budget to low income families; I could see me doing a bit of that in my local town. I don’t think I’d buy to rent as a main investment as it’s becoming a hassle here in the UK.
Homes abroad could work; I’d look for a place to buy in Greece or Spain which could be a real “home from home”.
Investing in property, offshore schemes is a minefield. How many are bankrupt or stuck with investments in foreign lands that are not yielding?
Timeshare scam in Las Vegas 😂
Oh and if I did have $13m dollars I would buy this pitiful RajK guy a heart. A heart transplant costs more than $1.6 million before insurance.
@congruent saidThanks.. If I had the money I would buy you a brain. Clearly yours is one of those low IQ models. And offshore schemes are not for the lame-brained. Its for people who have the ability to manage their portfolio.
Investing in property, offshore schemes is a minefield. How many are bankrupt or stuck with investments in foreign lands that are not yielding?
Timeshare scam in Las Vegas 😂
Oh and if I did have $13m dollars I would buy this pitiful RajK guy a heart. A heart transplant costs more than $1.6 million before insurance.
@pettytalk saidIs that a personal question? I dont ask, neither do I answer personal questions on an internet chat forum.
And how did you invest your 30 pieces of silver?
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@rajk999 saidI was asking about your own realist investment strategies, since you have already expressed the hypothetical investment plan for the hypothetical winnings in the sum of £10,000,000.
Is that a personal question? I dont ask, neither do I answer personal questions on an internet chat forum.
You seem to be well invested in Christianity, and you would take the 30 pieces of silver as a compliment for a good investment.
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@congruent saidYou should see his posts in the Spirituality Forum.
This Rajk muppet is invested in Christianity? More like a Pharisee, hypocritical and full of hate. Hell would welcome him with both arms judging by his posts in Debates
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@congruent saidThe devil is a friend of mine, and I know for certain that he would not want him there either. He belongs in a world of his own, alone.
This Rajk muppet is invested in Christianity? More like a Pharisee, hypocritical and full of hate. Hell would welcome him with both arms judging by his posts in Debates
@congruent saidNo, just more of a holier-than-thou type character. One that shows no adherence to the things he preaches.
Some type of doomsday cult figure? A David Koresh type figure re-incarnation?