Ryan Faber

@ClintFiore Not face cards, but "The Game: Face 2 Face" is a pretty fun, straightforward card game.

Is there a really fun, kinda chill 1 on 1 card game you can play with a normal deck of cards that's not double solitaire? (need to add to non-electronic kid-date activity repertoire while out and about)

@ThoughtCrimes80 Took my pregnant wife to the ER a few weeks ago. Had a surface blood clot in her leg and we wanted to be safe. Saw a doctor for a few minutes, lab tech did an ultrasound of her leg. Wasn't dangerous and there was nothing to do. Dr $150, ultrasound $100, facility $1,500.

I had to take my kid to get a concussion assessment a few weeks ago. Got turned away at a local walk-in clinic and was told to go to Children’s. Okay fine. I have insurance, whatever. Go to Children’s, wait two hours to see a doctor. Entire visit takes 5 minutes. Got a bill on Monday for $441. Got another bill on Tuesday for $243. I call the hospital. They tell me one is for the services, one is for the facility. Guess which one is higher? The facility fee is twice that of the actual doctor visit. Not like they tell you this when you show up. And this is WITH insurance. The American healthcare system is so fucked.

@HusKerrs Love your wife. No matter how tired you are, make sure she knows it. In our house, if the baby cries at night my wife only gets up if it's feeding time. If it's not feeding time, that was my time with the baby. #4 & #5 on the way and it has worked for us.

Calling on all dads: Ali and I are about 3 weeks out from the birth of our first baby boy! Give me your #1 piece of advice for a new dad.

@TheMrDangerous @rufusk @dasanil ~25 years ago I mowed a lot of lawns and invested in my first mutual fund while my friends were buying Pokemon cards. Opened a brokerage account around the same time. Yes, I needed $1k for the mutual fund, but the brokerage account had a low minimum. The barrier wasn't that high.

@rufusk @dasanil Honestly, the only thing that prevented me from investing at young age with my first "McJob" was the fact that you required substantial deposits in order to invest at all. The lowering of this barrier was not good for my gambling friendq

Random dude I met at golf is talking investments. A second dude is 63, so the investment guy goes, “if your parents had invested a dollar when you were born and it grew at 10% annually, it would now be …” and pauses to think. I say immediately, “about $500”.

@SurrealistShip $2 bills is that the tooth fairy leaves in our house.

Coworker is having a real dilemma. $1 for the tooth fairy seems too low, $5 seems way too high. What's a parent to do these days?

@Storage_Venture Send it

Most people overthink their first storage deal. They spend months underwriting facilities that should've been filtered out in 5 minutes. Filter things like: Is the market oversupplied? Pass. Physical occupancy 85%+ but economic occupancy below 70%? That's revenue hiding in plain sight. Current rates 20%+ below comps? Real upside. Seller not motivated? Move on. I run 7 questions on every deal before I spend a single hour underwriting. Saves me weeks. I put all 7 into a 1-page deal filter. Reply "send it" and I'm happy to share it with you.

@moseskagan @DavidJLaw5 @shawngorham Anything close to the city square has a crazy premium. Go 2-4 miles away and it's half the cost per sq ft. This for example is 3 miles from the square and is twice the house as the other example for less: zillow.com/homedetails/10…

@DavidJLaw5 @shawngorham Lots of v well-paid Walmart employees

A cycling friend has been in Bentonville all week riding bikes - he has raved about it Are we sleeping on Bentonville?

@twallyweb Building an SFR spec home right now with a local bank financing the project at: • 80% loan to appraised value (not cost) • WSJ prime + 25 bps • 0.5% origination fee That loan covers the entire cost of the build.

Local bank in my market doing single family construction loans at 85% LTC and prime plus 1.5%. Debt fund leverage for a lower cost. Sheesh.

@SMB_Attorney LOI

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@Storage_Venture @darryllhamilton This same thing happened to me today. I feel you.

@darryllhamilton It would 3x our payment

I knew it would happen at some point. Wife found a house she LOVES that is 5 minutes away from us. More land, bigger home. We have a 20 yr mortgage at 2.25% on our current house. Now what…

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@RolfOptions It also mirrors the structure you use in scenario 3. "In scenario ____, the market ____."

@RolfOptions @RolfOptions in your section explaining call options, it reads cleaner if you delete the first, "the neighbor exercises their right to buy at $310,000," in scenario one as well as the first, "the neighbor died not exercise their right to buy " in scenario 2. See screenshot.

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@DevotedDividend I feel like I'm missing something...a 1.38% yield makes it a monster?

Best dividend growth ETF (not $SCHD) $DGRW is a Monster!! 👀 (Huge growth, monthly dividends!) Anyone else own this one?

@joeytee_ What market are you in?

Got the opportunity to snag this one. It’s a foreclosure. Had it listed for $94,000. Accepted offer at $69,000. Needs $4650 worth of work, mainly HVAC, fix some windows, doors, deep clean. Should rent for $1400/month.

@ankurnagpal Would love to see this!

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I’m excited to announce that I’ll soon be launching my first book, focused on practical investing and options selling strategies anyone can follow. Before the official release, I’m opening a limited early-reader group. What you’ll get: ✔ Full pre-launch access to the complete manuscript Your only obligation: ⭐ Leave an honest Amazon review once the book goes live. If you’re interested in contributing, learning, and being part of this launch, comment “Interested”. Thank you in advance to everyone who supports this new chapter.

@RolfOptions Send

R.I.P. Traditional Real Estate: A New Income Machine Just Landed …and it doesn’t require owning a single property. One of them recently beat a $325,000 rental in pure monthly cash flow. Let me show you something that will permanently change how you think about building wealth. Look at this comparison: A $100,000 rental property makes around $500/month. A simple cash-secured put + covered call strategy made the same $500/month… with no tenants, no repairs, no agents, no property taxes. Same income. Completely different game. One requires six figures and a headache. The other needs a brokerage account and a few clicks. Here’s the math Wall Street never advertises. >> Traditional Real Estate Costs: • Mortgage debt • $5K–$15K closing costs • Property tax, insurance, legal fees • $20K–$30K down payment • $2K–$5K yearly repairs & maintenance Total just to begin: $25,000–$50,000 minimum It’s a full-time side business with risk around every corner. Options Selling Costs: • $0 closing costs • $0 maintenance • $0 hidden fees • $0 repairs • Requires only the cash you’re using to secure positions • 100% liquid — you can exit anytime Total to start: Whatever capital you already have (as low as $1,000). You’re basically comparing a down payment on a house… to the cost of opening a brokerage app. >> The Timeline Nobody Tells You Real Estate: At ~7% returns, it takes 14+ years just to earn back your investment. Options Selling: Many traders recover their initial capital in the first 30–90 days through premium income. One path pays you back when you’re middle-aged. The other might pay you before the next season ends. >> The Risk Factor Real Estate Risks: •Market downturns •Zero liquidity if you need cash fast •Bad tenants •Property damage •Lawsuits and liability •Massive repair costs Options Selling Risks: •Your collateralized stock might temporarily drop •Your shares might get assigned (which you can sell covered calls on) No tenants. No midnight calls. No leaking pipes. Just rules, probability, and math. ⸻ Now here’s where it gets crazy: To generate $22,000/year from real estate, you’d need roughly $325,000 invested at 7%. To generate the same $22,000/year selling options? You’d need a small fraction of that - or even less if you compound monthly premiums. That’s 300X more capital for the same monthly income. And you’d wait 14 years to break even in real estate. The options account? It could pay itself back in months - not decades. >> Another Live Example Right now, a simple wheel strategy (sell puts → get shares → sell calls) on a stable large-cap stock earns around: $200/day ($6,000/month) in premium at moderate account sizes. No tenants. No repairs. No management fees. No leverage. Just a rules-based income machine. To match that with real estate, you’d need 2–3 rental properties worth $300K+ each. Or… you could run a simple options-selling system and hit the same number in months, not years. If you can follow rules, manage risk, and stay consistent - this will be the biggest opportunity of 2026 for normal people. I’m not telling you to avoid real estate. I’m telling you to stop waiting decades to start building wealth. Use options selling to generate capital FASTER. Then invest in whatever you want SOONER. That’s the play. I’ve already helped hundreds of people start earning consistent monthly income with this system. And if you want my exact blueprint too… I’m giving away my complete 5-step Options Income System my students use to earn weekly/monthly premium. Zero fluff. Zero gambling. Just rules. Probability. Cash flow. Like this post and Comment “Send” I’ll DM you the free blueprint. (Must be following so I can message you.)