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Please anon tell me how do I escape being a wagecuck?? I can’t handle another day in the cage

>> No.11296943

>>11296895
Please anon tell me how do I escape being a wagecuck?
Start your own wagecuck arena or investments.

>I can’t handle another day in the cage
That's because you don't have a clear and concise goal, anon. Get a few, and the wagecage becomes bearable.

>> No.11296967

Wire cutters.

>> No.11297430
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>>11296895
Rental properties. /biz/raelis hate this strategy because it requires actual work and isn't a get rich quick ponzi scheme, but you'll do great if you have half a brain and are non-autistic enough to handle the minimal amount of customer service that comes with being a landlord.

>> No.11298655

>>11296895
There is no escape

>> No.11298658

you can suicide so you become rich in next life

>> No.11298673

>DESPITE ALL MY WAGE
>I AM STILL JUST A KEK IN A CAGE

>> No.11298682

>>11297430
real boomer hours who tf up?

>> No.11298689

>>11297430
More the issue is you need a ton of startup money to get a meaningful amount of rentals. Renting out a single unit is a shitload of work for not a lot of reward. You need 5-6 units for it to be worthwhile, location depending. Also being a landlord sucks. Both in terms of the work you need to do and the number of times you get sued.

If you're looking to make money off real estate there are better ways to do it with less liability.

>> No.11298725

>>11298689
>dad recently bought an “investment” house for $600k in socal with 6% interest
>paid 20% down, only has 200k in the bank
>mortgage for the house is $3000 a month + $5000 prop taxes for 6 months
>planning on charging $3500 rent

Oh and he also still owes $500k on his current house and never makes principal payments ever.

How fucked is he? Do i tell him hes being reckless, or is this a rational investment?

>> No.11298757

>>11298725
Your da-da is bone-boned. He's only making $500 profit a month, not including those property taxes. He'll need more than that just to cover potential expenses like pipes needing to be fixed, and he'll be out $3500 every single month he doesn't have warm bodies inhabiting the place.

>> No.11298759
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11298759

>>11296895
W-why is the lock on the outside?

>> No.11299310

>>11296895
Trade YINN and YANG using the daily stochastic indicator. Literally free money; check for yourself on TradingView or Yahoo Finance

>> No.11299341

>>11296895
OP YOU NEED TO BECOME A CAM-BOY.

SELL. THAT. BOIPUCCI. YOU KNOW YOU CAN DO IT. HYGEINE AND CAMERA ANGLES GO A LONG WAY.

>> No.11300304

buy mothership