/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15451889
>get a degree with a 50-80k starting salary
>work part time at college
>actually fucking SAVE
>swallow your pride and literally constantly ask your relatives to borrow money, literally pester them for it
>sace 10-20k by age 25
>get a mortgage for an absolute shitbox house in a shit area but that has had at least 3% annual increase in price
>sell that house after about 3-4 years of mortgage payments
>if you had good credit you should be at a net profit
>you now have 20k downpayment plus ~30k you paid into equity for 2 years
>use the 50k as a down payment on a 300k house
>pay mortgage for 3 years
>sell house
>you now have ~100k at age 29, good credit, and at least a 100k salary if you’re not the most braindead employee
>optional sidequest: buy two shitty units in a block of apartments
>rent out one of them to cover the mortgage
>you live right below so no commute when your tenant needs you to take a look at something
Repeat this and your profits will compound fast. The key is you need to actually employ soft skills and independent research, you need to know how to negotiate with your mortgage lender, how to optimise your credit score, how to gaslight fellow employees into doing more of your workload, etc etc
Life literally is an RPG it’s just you were never taught the meta and you keep thinking the wagecuck skill tree is the strongest build because you’re autistic and/or your parents are idealists brainwashed by popular media.
That or you’re getting chucked on rent because you *insert HUSTLE and BUSTLE pasta*
Pic related, it’s what I’m looking at right now.