FastAfterFifty

Kevin O’Leary shares the “pasta house” real estate strategy a billionaire he met used to build his fortune “I met a billionaire who came over from Poland with his wife, bought a really inexpensive house and ate pasta almost every day until they paid off the mortgage” “Once the mortgage was paid off, they started eating steak and bought the house beside it and made the new house the pasta house…” “Over time, he did that until he was a billionaire because the asset value of the land and the houses went up over 30 years” “All he did was run around the neighborhood buying houses and eating pasta when he had debt and eating steak when he had no debt”

As a man, you get to take big risks twice. Once when young. Second is when older, bought family a house (transferred to them) + 529's. Then you can go hard again, it won't matter if you "fail," because the family is set. Better odds are to hit it harder in your 20's and 30's.

Didn’t even have to click this dumb fucks page to realize he was selling a course “Don’t invest in the S&P500 instead buy a boring business, learn how click below” I’d be willing to wager 5% of people who “buy a boring business” are successful long term (10+ years) and 90% of people who invest in the s&p500 are successful long term (10+ years)

That much of our elite hates the country, for farcially false reasons taught to them by ~traitors ("The Comanche riders were PEACEFUL, before we told them of war!!!") Is a very serious problem. No punch line. This has to be changed entirely.

Americans with the highest trust in educators are twice as likely to (falsely) believe that Europeans introduced the concept of war and conflict to Native Americans. (see graph below)