equity

[rdl]

how much equity should i ask for boyah. i wasnt a literal founder but i was one of the first people, i got them on their feet and got them to be successful. but ive been out of the picture for about a year, busy being a dumb journo and being a dumb cripple, never at the same time though.

help.

[silvertone]

9%

[C.Mongler]

10% is more even

[Socks]

ask for weed, gold, whiskey and a top notch hooker

[rdl]

that would be a terrible bargain

[Socks]

idk bro what are you going to get with your money anyway, not weed, whiskey, gold a hooker come on

[rdl]

buy a home
buy my mom a home
buy my whole family a house
get myself something nice
i deserve it

[Socks]

yo if you need a mortgage in jersey or PA let me know.

[rdl]

any good rental houses out there

all i ever wanted in life was a passive income. but pretty sure yall poor af. any new hipster towns popping up with all the hipsters moving in? like oakland used to be shitty ghetto but now its basically san francisco.

[ME##]

any good rental houses out there

all i ever wanted in life was a passive income. but pretty sure yall poor af. any new hipster towns popping up with all the hipsters moving in? like oakland used to be shitty ghetto but now its basically san francisco.

Get in Des Moines before you're priced out

[Socks]

any good rental houses out there

all i ever wanted in life was a passive income. but pretty sure yall poor af. any new hipster towns popping up with all the hipsters moving in? like oakland used to be shitty ghetto but now its basically san francisco.

in the philly area there are a bunch of neighborhoods like this. hipster areas with young blood and new money coming in and driving development and property prices.

[Daddy]

feel the johnson

[ME##]

any good rental houses out there

all i ever wanted in life was a passive income. but pretty sure yall poor af. any new hipster towns popping up with all the hipsters moving in? like oakland used to be shitty ghetto but now its basically san francisco.

in the philly area there are a bunch of neighborhoods like this. hipster areas with young blood and new money coming in and driving development and property prices.

philly's being gentrified now too?  is there no hope for our inner-cities