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Steven Clarke
@StevenClarkeRE
Real Estate Investor + YouTuber
Los Angeles, CA Katılım Temmuz 2013
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like something Apple would do 1984-esque
Andreas Storm@avstorm
Love these new Anthropic videos
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@conorfkenny You’re a brunette but just became a ginger for attention
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@mitch_summers @ChemsYouTube Hey could you give any help or insight about how to get into that more.
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@ChemsYouTube Great insights. We do the same thing but over on Snapchat. It’s a closed platform so less competition.
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@_apryor 1000% friends apartments when they’re out of town
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everyone hates on the dude's selling courses but I know a bunch of them and they are BY FAR the most fun
all the dudes running “legit” businesses are grinding 12 hr days in the trenches
at the end of the day, you gotta decide for yourself if you are fighting a holy struggle to change the world
or you were put on this earth to stack cash and chase ass
there are no wrong answers
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@theficouple It’s obnoxious, pompous…and perfect. Can’t wait.
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flew round-trip from LA to Vegas with @flyjsx and don’t think I can ever go back
- semi-private (30 seat jet)
- show up 20 minutes before your flight *takes off*
- no crowds, no TSA
- prices comparable to flying commercial
big fan

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@TripleNetInvest Working hypothesis: the magnitude of CRE collapse in a city is proportional to how progressive that city is. Thoughts?
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San Francisco is terrible but Portland's real estate office market is downright scary
The iconic American Bank Building near the courthouse recently sold for $13.6 million which equates to a shocking ~$75 a SF 🤯
The last time the building changed hands was in 2014, at $45.1 million, or $245 a SF
That's a 70% haircut and probably even a steeper discount to its pre-pandemic highs
With nearly a third of Portland office buildings near empty, it looks like the early innings of massive value destruction for Portland which shows little signs of recovering...

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@thesamparr Benjamin Franklin Discovered Electricity by Flying a Kite:
Electricity was already a known phenomenon. His experiment was about understanding the nature of lightning and electricity better.
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@TimeToEndSanta @sweatystartup I like this- what's some more lessons from that time
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@sweatystartup I mean will we? I know a lot of developers and CRE guys who cut their teeth in the 70s-80s. They have a lot of stories of 13+% rates. They’re all still here and most of them are sitting on cash.
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I’m not a doomsday guy.
I hated the 2 years of doomsday talk here from the chicken littles about how the sky was falling.
But things are crazy out there right now.
If rates stay here for 12 months, we will see a commercial real estate apocalypse.
We’ll see a lot of foreclosures and big problems in the next 6.
The sellers are finally realizing their equity is gone and they are out of time.
They’re scrambling to sell into the worst market in a long time.
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@thesamparr I agree, I’ve thought for a long time -some people were just born that way.
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Recently read a book about the Columbine shootings. Very sad.
Biggest takeaway: tons of what the media reported back then is false.
The shooters weren't after jocks, Christians, or blacks. The Trenchcoat Mafia wasn't really a thing (at least the shooters weren't part of it...it was just friends who wore trenchcoats). Marlyn Manson wasn't to blame.
There was no reason other than: Eric was classic psychopath. He hated everyone. Zero empathy. Wanted to kill everyone.
And Dylan, the other shooter, was a suicidal + homicidal depressive. He wanted to kill himself and take others with him because he was depressed.
School shootings are the worst thing ever. And when they happen, we want a reason + person to blame.
But sometimes the answer is: they were born broken and wanted to ruin the world...its a very unsatisfying answer.
We do this with lots of less tragic events in our life. Sometimes things just happen because of randomness vs. there's a big reason.
Was a really sad and fascinating book. Can't stop thinking about it.
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@restrictededits Whatever pissed people off at 16-17 seconds ha. I’m kidding- but probably a lack of pay off/image that was boring/or things didn’t change quickly enough visually.
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