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Texas, USA
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Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
This might sound crazy.
But one of the skills you NEED to learn is how to deal with a more and more illiterate society full of emotionally dysregulated people.
If you keep getting frustrated every day over how "ďumb" everything/everyone seems, the stress of it is going to wreck your mind.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
when I was 16 years old, I also believed that the reason I couldn't enjoy anything was because I was operating on a "higher plane of conciousness" and everyone else was just dumb
turns out I was just immature and depressed
learning how to enjoy things IS wisdom.
Clavicular says he can’t enjoy normal life because he sees past the lies that low-sentience people believe in.
When asked what people don’t understand about him:
"I don't think anyone will ever really understand me. I don’t really like to get that deep with people. Never have, probably never will."
When asked why he feels disconnected from everyone else:
"I feel like I'm able to see past the facades and lies so easily that nothing can be fun. I can’t enjoy things the way low sentience people can, like sports."
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
let me get this right, this @kimchi1x guy gained clout because 95% of crypto twitter is retards that thinks he made 40mil on trump when in reality, the wallet they all thought was his, is actually the wallet of someone in my fnf. when in reality, this kimchi guy bundled coins and launched 24/7 during the memecoin cycle and rugged you guys and you guys are calling him the goat and somehow he larped his way into the jews (alon) giving him a pumpfun deal because he posted pics/videos of his 80lb frame of a body wearing chrome and flexing in cars and private jets. Just making sure if i'm understanding it right.
Good to know @phxecom is just going for an exit by cutting their already short handed staff and ruining their relationship with adyen. Its the luqra situation all over, any viable company will look at their track record and laugh
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Anyone that does Real Estate will tell you this story is such cap
Met a girl who drives a paid-off G-Wagon, doesn't have a job, and told me straight up she "just moves money around"
figured she was lying or somebody was paying for it. she pulled out her phone and showed me a spreadsheet and now I can't stop thinking about it
she runs the cycle. she's got a 780 score she's protected for years, and she uses it to pull $200k-$250k in 0% business credit every 12 months across a rotation of banks. business cards, so none of it shows on her personal report. on paper she looks unemployed and broke.
in reality she's sitting on a quarter million in interest-free capital at all times
what she does with it is the boring part. she lends a chunk to house flippers at 12-14% secured against the property, she keeps a chunk in a business account earning yield, and she parks a chunk in short-term deals she can exit fast. the spread between her 0% cost and her 12% return is her whole income. she just skims the difference and never works a shift
the G-Wagon got bought outright from one year's spread. the "no job" is the flex. her job is being the bank, using the bank's money
the cards are the entire operation. LLC, EIN, business checking, she rotates banks so the 0% clock never runs out, and she cycles into fresh cards before any promo expires. she showed me the calendar. every promo end date is in it 18 months out
she looks like she does nothing. she's running a lending desk out of a Louis bag lmfaooo
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Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
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Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
Do not do this, overtime it'll bite you in the ass
Fixer upper gets listed for $250k.
I offer $180k with 3% commission — I’m a licensed agent and my company is the buyer.
Plan is to wholesale it for $190k. Needs $75k in work and will be worth $320k after repairs.
Listing agent says too low.
4 weeks later our CRM notifies me the list price dropped to $225k. I follow up. Agent still says $180k is too low.
Another month goes by. CRM notifies me again — price drops to $210k. I follow up. Agent says they think it’ll work.
I draft the offer, send it over, and it gets accepted.
We price the deal at $190k and sell it — signed contract and EMD in hand.
While we’re still in DD, I tell the agent my buyer needs a $20k price reduction to move forward, but they’re ready to wire EM and waive the rest of DD.
Seller meets us halfway. Price drops to $170k.
We make $25k.
That’s the exact play we run wholesaling MLS properties.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
'i dont feel like doing it'
boo hoo...in 90 days two things will happen
1) The result will still exist
2) The pain will not exist
Fuck your feelings.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
Real estate has the lowest barrier to entry in the world.
That's what I love about it and makes it so great.
And that's also what makes it dangerous.
Anyone can start doing deals today.
No degree. No license in most states. Little Capital.
You can easily change your life in a few months.
Issue is, when the barrier is low..
Integrity becomes the separator.
Wholesaling is by far the easiest entry point.
And because of that, it attracts two categories of people.
- Problem Solvers
- Opportunists
The issue with wholesaling?
People are locking up properties they can't afford.
Contracting them way too high.
Dragging sellers along for months.
They never perform.
Never release the contracts.
Then hold deals hostage unless they get paid to release.
That's not entrepreneurship.
That is predatory.
If you go and contract a property for lets say $200k and you're not financially capable of closing at $200k..
You're not wholesaling the property.
You're gambling with someone else's livelihood.
Sellers are often in a distressed situation.
Might be behind on payments.
Getting ready to face foreclosure.
Probate.
Medical debt.
And the list goes on.
This isn't a game.
If you can't perform on what you contract, you shouldn't be contracting it.
Period.
Moral of the story, wholesalers who last in this business all have certain things in common.
They can close on deals.
They have funding.
They have buyers.
They have integrity and hold themselves to high standards.
The wholesalers just chasing fees no matter the cost?
They tend to just burn bridges.
Ruin their reputations.
And most of all give the entire industry a bad name.
Real estate can change your life and you can make a lot of money doing it.
But only if you treat it like a business, not just a hustle.
Be honest with people.
Be better.
Be able to close on deals yourself.
You'll make way more money doing it the right way.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
Top brokers don’t chase commission, they chase excellence. Do the job right, and the money takes care of itself.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
Making a major leap in life requires an investment
Could be a $$ investment, time investment (learning), or something else. But there's no free lunch. No investment, no leap
It's that simple. If you're not willing to invest with an uncertain outcome, zero progress will be made
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
The richest man in China, Jack Ma, said, If you put the bananas and money in front of the monkeys, the monkeys will choose bananas, because the monkeys don't know that money can buy a lot of bananas.
In fact, if you offer work and business to people, they will choose to work, because most people don't know that a business can make more money than a salary. One of the reasons the poor are poor is because the poor are not trained to recognize the entrepreneurial opportunity.
They spend a lot of time in school and what they learn in school is to work for a salary instead of working for themselves.
Profit is better than wages because wages can support you, but profits can make you a fortune.
If you don't learn to recognize opportunities, you will continue to choose the safe path rather than the profitable one.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
People don’t see the years of ‘$0’ that make the $400K year possible.
The hardest part isn’t the money, it’s staying committed when the scoreboard shows nothing.
This is what compounding looks like in real life.
Jay Adams J.D. retweeted
Now would be a perfect time to remind you that Tyler Riches (@_TJRTrades) is trust fund kid from Palo Alto. His dad owns “pinewood” private school.
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