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Dan CharlesMember
Oh yes! If you look in your area and pay attention to sales property, you will likely notice houses flying off the market. This is because a lot of investors are snagging them so they can prepare for the price hikes. They will either sit on them and sell them in a year for a profit or they will rent them out. Either way, it is not looking good for first-time home buyers on a budget!
June 10, 2021 at 1:22 pm #3696 -
Dan CharlesMember
The cost of lumber has gone up quite a bit so you might have a hard time finding an accurate estimate online. The national average in the US right now is $25,000. This included electrical. You can get it for less if you go with other material options but don’t expect to pay much less. I would say the cheapest 2 car garage you will be able to get would be around $18,000.
June 10, 2021 at 1:21 pm #3695 -
Dan CharlesMember
To get a general idea, use this:
https://www.realtor.com/mortgage/tools/affordability-calculator/A good rule of thumb is to not go over 1 week’s pay in mortgage cost. Say you make $3,200 a month. Divided by 4, this gives you $800. That would be a wise number to stay under. This does not include property tax, utilities, or house insurance.
June 10, 2021 at 1:18 pm #3693 -
Dan CharlesMember
This depends on your area. Some places allow you to not have any but from what I know, most will pressure you to have it. This is especially true for houses in more rural areas. If your house is away from other homes, it isn’t usually a big deal but you have to consider that insurance on that property will cover damages to neighboring houses in the event of a floor or fire.
June 10, 2021 at 1:15 pm #3692 -
Dan CharlesMember
I noticed a dip early into the year. I bought up 4 already earning blogs (domains) and they were making around 20% more than they are now. Most earnings drop off in January and don’t pick up again until April but should be stabilized by now. I would look into things you can change to up those profits!
June 10, 2021 at 1:11 pm #3690 -
Dan CharlesMember
Elon is such a funny dude but you really can’t follow him for any advice. Half the time he is probably high and making senseless tweets but his fanbase acts like he is the second coming of Christ and has to “crack the code” of his hidden messages. I don’t think he is ruining crypto at all, I think his fanbase is though.
June 10, 2021 at 1:04 pm #3687 -
Dan CharlesMember
The laws are going to keep changing as the years go on, especially in the US. The government will find any means they can to scrape off the top and make a profit off the backs of others. That is what they do. They are scum. Just protect your assets and investments the best you can!
June 10, 2021 at 1:03 pm #3686 -
Dan CharlesMember
DOGE is at like what, 0.36 right now? I mean you can easily invest a small number and if it booms again, see some solid profits or you could be out like 20 to 100 bucks. I think it is silly not to have some investments in it at this point. If you can spare a bit of money, just make the investment.
June 10, 2021 at 12:59 pm #3684 -
Dan CharlesMember
You will have plenty of security within your wallet but you always want to make sure you keep your backup password string safe. In that, I would recommend keeping it somewhere that will not be lost, think even in the event of a fire. I know some people who just keep them inside their computer towers or in other appliances (written in permanent marker) for this reason.
June 10, 2021 at 12:57 pm #3683 -
Dan CharlesMember
This is similar to what I have been told but not exactly the same. It is always best to aim low, not high. When it comes to bills and everything, rounding up is a good idea for this reason. I always recommend people do that.
June 10, 2021 at 1:19 pm #3694
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