Talk to me about side hussles

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Listen this is a great job but no one is going to get rich working for big pharmaceuticals. Even my dbm rd and above don’t seem to be doing so well fianically. I mean, they make cash but not what you would think.

Who has this down to invest salary and make things happen? Suggestions to make a buck outside of my bonus and salary?
 






anonymous said:
Listen this is a great job but no one is going to get rich working for big pharmaceuticals. Even my dbm rd and above don’t seem to be doing so well fianically. I mean, they make cash but not what you would think.

Who has this down to invest salary and make things happen? Suggestions to make a buck outside of my bonus and salary?
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If you’re coming to CP looking for ideas to make money, then you don’t stand a chance. Maybe you could film yourself sticking your finger in your butt and sell the videos outside a night club.
 






Cant get good advise on CP? Well, you are mostly right. But I know that there are at least a few of us that own and manage more than one multi-unit property with at least four doors (IYKYK). Not making what I would call big bucks by any stretch, but they do buy us a lot of freedom to invest using that cash instead of salary.

There is no way I could do it so inexpensively if I had a 8-5p desk job.

Again, I wouldn't call this a massive cash windfall but I'm making money on the side while doing this "job" that, in all honesty my high schooler could excel at.
 






agree that a rental property would be a good first step and long-term investment. With the amount of hours I work here there is no way I could add something else in during the week. The people I see doing well have been smart with maxing out their 401k, living within their means ( and well below it), & getting rid of all debt.
 






following.

would love to get into an investment property, but gotta wait til the housing market shits itself and values drop considerably. then maybe get into something simple like a condo. any other ideas?
 






my old dm had rental properties all over the place. fancy cars, pools, lake and beach front props. seems like a good thing but the market isn’t good now.




anonymous said:
Cant get good advise on CP? Well, you are mostly right. But I know that there are at least a few of us that own and manage more than one multi-unit property with at least four doors (IYKYK). Not making what I would call big bucks by any stretch, but they do buy us a lot of freedom to invest using that cash instead of salary.

There is no way I could do it so inexpensively if I had a 8-5p desk job.

Again, I wouldn't call this a massive cash windfall but I'm making money on the side while doing this "job" that, in all honesty my high schooler could excel at.
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Well, the fact that you think it’s a side “hussel” is a good sign that you’re an idiot. I’d encourage you to save your money in a bank account as opposed to trying to take on more than you already do. You’re too fucking stupid to have multiple things going at once.
 






anonymous said:
Well, the fact that you think it’s a side “hussel” is a good sign that you’re an idiot. I’d encourage you to save your money in a bank account as opposed to trying to take on more than you already do. You’re too fucking stupid to have multiple things going at once.
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Why you so angry bro?




QUOTE="anonymous, post: 6751804"]Well, the fact that you think it’s a side “hussel” is a good sign that you’re an idiot. I’d encourage you to save your money in a bank account as opposed to trying to take on more than you already do. You’re too fucking stupid to have multiple things going at once.[/QUOTE]
 






My side Hussein is impregnating depressed and lonely 40-year-old physicians.
anonymous said:
Why you so angry bro?




QUOTE="anonymous, post: 6751804"]Well, the fact that you think it’s a side “hussel” is a good sign that you’re an idiot. I’d encourage you to save your money in a bank account as opposed to trying to take on more than you already do. You’re too fucking stupid to have multiple things going at once.
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I will say that I too cannot get past the 'hussle' spelling. That being said, do what the one poster above said, get rid of all debt, live below your means, rely on your salary alone and put any IC in the savings ( or towards debt/mortgage over-payment). Once you do that, a rental prop is not a bad idea, but same could be said about certain stocks.
 












anonymous said:
following.

would love to get into an investment property, but gotta wait til the housing market shits itself and values drop considerably. then maybe get into something simple like a condo. any other ideas?
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Why wait? Investors are buying up most single family homes, turning us into a nation of renters. Guess what happens then?
 






anonymous said:
agree that a rental property would be a good first step and long-term investment. With the amount of hours I work here there is no way I could add something else in during the week. The people I see doing well have been smart with maxing out their 401k, living within their means ( and well below it), & getting rid of all debt.
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Collecting rent and setting up a management company does not require much time from selling Ozempic
 




































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