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I know some of you are going to say buy bullets but what are you doing to fight the failing dollar? I started just buying silver right away since it holds value as the dollar depreciates.

Like most people should be doing anyways, I'm eating more at home, driving less, and canceling subscriptions.

If you have issues following your money I'd recommend taking cash out, ripping your card up, report it lost and order a new one to start tracking finances.

As for investing I'm not sure what to do at the moment. Kind of just holding little bits of money in the bank until cool things off. It's stupid to BUY THE DIP right now. It's just a bunch of Jews and Chinese bots siphoning your money right now. Things are unsure for the market it hasn't even truly crashed so all those buy the dip people will lose more.

I know some of you are going to say buy bullets but what are you doing to fight the failing dollar? I started just buying silver right away since it holds value as the dollar depreciates. Like most people should be doing anyways, I'm eating more at home, driving less, and canceling subscriptions. If you have issues following your money I'd recommend taking cash out, ripping your card up, report it lost and order a new one to start tracking finances. As for investing I'm not sure what to do at the moment. Kind of just holding little bits of money in the bank until cool things off. It's stupid to BUY THE DIP right now. It's just a bunch of Jews and Chinese bots siphoning your money right now. Things are unsure for the market it hasn't even truly crashed so all those buy the dip people will lose more.

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[–] • 3 pts

Being a landlord is one of the most unstable positions to be in modern America.

Unelected bureaucrats (like the CDC & WHO) can illegally decide and enforce you to allow your tenants to be rent free, and that's before you get into the nightmare that is tenancy law.

Being a landlord in America is high risk, low return.

[–] • 2 pts

sounds like a baseball bat will fix those problems.

[–] • 0 pt

How is making a 1000% return on your investment in 5 years "low return"?

[–] • 0 pt

I don't entertain retarded hypothetical in the 1% of the curve.

[–] • 0 pt

Hardly an edge case. Anybody who bought property between 2008 and 2015 has property that is worth at least double, if not triple what they paid for it. Since you can buy a property with 20% down and the renters pay the rest of the costs, you pocket the profit.

For example, you buy a $300,000 house in 2015 with $60,000 down and rent it out. Today it's worth about $600,000. Your investment returned 1,000%. That's not an edge case at all.