house across from me sold for 110k a year ago, vacant since. if the guy wanted to fill it would bring in max 1150. after property tax, tax on income, maintenance, dealing with tenant, maybe 750. so 9k a year. that's like 12 years if taxes don't go up and rents run with broader prices and houses don't appreciate faster than inflation (increasingly likely given demographics). wtf is that shit?
also look at this lolololol
https://tradingeconomics.com/france/initial-jobless-claims german numbers tomorrow
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>>22228442waaaah i blew up so i have kill myself. i've idealized plenty of times but why is everyone so fucking quick to take the coward's way out? you think you''ll ever get laid with that attitude? sheeeit
>>22228199>not selling ITM NVDL calls and buying OTM NVDS callsamateur hour
