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These Kazar Milkies are insane

Soooo whens a good time to buy Copper? Does it have to be below 3.00 before I should consider buying?

>>3893807
Uhhh you just put that hat on right now, I saw you!

Is this a good plan for moving out on my own?

>have 15k dollars
>buy vacant lot in middle of nowhere for 2k
>buy old Winnebago tralier for 3k
>buy old pickup truck for 4k
>attach trailer to truck
>drive to lot
>live there

this a good plan? any holes? I have no job, I only daytrade and have a savings of 15k and a tiny car

>>3853783
It's not my first choice but the less lost to exchange fee attrition the better. If they could figure out a way for us to nominate which coins we receive that would be great, but the problem then is there's no incentive to trade non-popular coins because you wouldn't get a share of the fees. Maybe an option to choose which ones you want and receive equivalent ETH for everything else? But I don't expect them to throw on another layer of complexity.

>>3821016
>>3821016
A word of warning for the FOMOs in the crowd: Dividend distribution hasn't actually occurred yet, and we're running out of time. This shit could dump hard in the next 8 hours if you're looking to scrape some up for cheap.

That said, don't believe the FUD about the scam artist that was involved with this project. Setting up a working exchange is leagues above the effort required to just create the thousandth pump and dump coin. And the Ethereum Alliance doesn't just take (absolute) shit. This exchange isn't going anywhere.

>>3376596
Becoming the landlord is one of the best investment strategies. Buying land just to sit on it only drains your funds while you hope that property values rise. But you're not going to be sitting around on your ass unless you want to pay for a property manager, and there goes 30k/yr and one of your units.

>>3376616
>>3376635
Maintenance can be contracted out. You don't need to hire someone full time, just a lawn crew that comes by twice a month and get friendly with an electrician that can do HVAC. Thats like a 2k a month max unless you're renting to low income. The more time consuming parts of the job are paperwork (leasing new apartments and keeping up with taxes) and chasing people that are late with rent.

This is my longterm goal so I've been doing some basic research. Gonna buy me a complex on the edge of a decent sized city with good apartments and rent to mid-to-upscale tenants. (no section 8 shitlords) The $1200 2/br range is very lucrative in my area, though rent around here is dirt cheap so it might be more in other states.