Thread: ashin1 is an OKAY troll
12-04-2018, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
How old were you when you started flexing your financial muscles OP?so we all gonna act like I never bought 3 properties and will have them all paid off in 3 years?
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage
) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).
leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2016, almost 3 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage
) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2016, almost 3 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
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12-04-2018, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
3 more years to pay off cheap trailers while working ridiculous overtime hours. LOL you really have baked up quite the struggling story for your troll persona. Everyone loves a good underdog story!so we all gonna act like I never bought 3 properties and will have them all paid off in 3 years?
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).
leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2016, almost 3 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
Spoiler!
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage
) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2016, almost 3 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
Spoiler!
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The interested thing is how you are trolling yet simultaneously get rustled to the point of writing up shakesperian novels due to butt rage. LOL
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12-04-2018, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
started making around 75k/year at 19 years old, and made lots of rookie moves, passed up opportunities or dirt cheap real estate (I worked with a doctor who offered to sell me his home for the same price he bought it for 8 years prior).How old were you when you started flexing your financial muscles OP?
wasted some early years buying chit i didn't need and getting big into debt with cars and modifying them.
Originally Posted By MrAWatts⏩
I had 12 days off this last october and I cleared over 10k after taxes.3 more years to pay off cheap trailers while working ridiculousovertime hours.LOL you really have baked up quite the struggling story for your troll persona. Everyone loves a good underdog story!
The interested thing is how you are trolling yet simultaneously get rustled to the point of writing up shakesperian novels due to butt rage. LOL
The interested thing is how you are trolling yet simultaneously get rustled to the point of writing up shakesperian novels due to butt rage. LOL
how many rentals do you own again?
Or were you too busy updating you linkedIn?
Also I want 3 years to pay off all debt including a another rental i want to build in the process.
why do you think so small, yet you look like a bobble head?
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12-04-2018, 09:46 AM
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It's common knowledge that rich successful people spend most of their time trying to convince strangers on a forum they're successful, isn't it?
12-04-2018, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
I believe you. When all is said and done just remember who stood by you. And give me a property ph*gg*t.so we all gonna act like I never bought 3 properties and will have them all paid off in 3 years?
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).
leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2017, almost 2 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
Spoiler!
yes i started with $100k in 2013 and by the time 2016 came by it grew to roughly $160k, to which I pulled out $20k to buy a trailer and pay for contracting expenses.
Being to back at ~$140k I kept it for almost 2 years (grew to ~$210k didn't contribute nearly as much as i did compared to the earlier days of investing, dat compound interest advantage
) and decided to take out $80k of that to put a down payment on a beach condo(legit rustled a line of welfare recipients in the process too LMAO).leaving me with ~$120k, in the beginning of 2017, almost 2 years later and I am at ~$165k. since then I think i only made one $6k contribution to my brokerage the rest was all from dividends and compound interest.
It's like a money machine.
sooo please quit acting like the bank owns all my properties. Yall looking more and more broke the more i ether you povertycels
Spoiler!
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12-04-2018, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Interesting. So would you say about 4 years later was when you truly made it?started making around 75k/year at 19 years old, and made lots of rookie moves, passed up opportunities or dirt cheap real estate (I worked with a doctor who offered to sell me his home for the same price he bought it for 8 years prior).
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12-04-2018, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die⏩
I believe you. When all is said and done just remember who stood by you. And give me a property ph*gg*t.
Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
Hard to say, I think i was def on the start to something. Still don't feel like i've made it yet(insatiable hunger feels lol)Interesting. So would you say about 4 years later was when you truly made it?
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12-04-2018, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
That's not the answer I was looking forHard to say, I think i was def on the start to something. Still don't feel like i've made it yet(insatiable hunger feels lol)
You made it at 23 *******
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12-04-2018, 10:04 AM
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12-04-2018, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
> Trailer lordThat's not the answer I was looking for
You made it at 23 *******
You made it at 23 *******
> made it
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12-04-2018, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah⏩
Agreed, I really only know him from the skate threads.Kind of merlin his confidence.He is also a fellow skater brah
Great trick selection, probably the only thing he doesn't troll on
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12-04-2018, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
You said:"Anyone who has a good amount of money knows that it is fairly pointless to compare it with others, srs."Your analytical skills are pretty poor, which might explain how rustled you become if someone hints at having some experience with money. There are plenty of well off posters on this forum. You mad?
Subtly suggesting you have money, while at the same time saying its pointless to compare having money and not.
Then there's the part about where you said his "troll" only works if someone were to respond to it, AKA "feeding the troll". Your entire original post is that, feeding a troll.
But a person that points out cognitive dissonance/lack of self awareness in others must be mad/rustled, according to your logic, and they must in fact have poor analytical skills. One cannot admit to contradicting oneself and just laugh about it, no way, time to go on the attack, that boyo must be mad and rustled! More cognitive dissonance/lack of self awareness, it just keeps adding up and further strengthening my original point.
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12-04-2018, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
How many hours did you work?started making around 75k/year at 19 years old, and made lots of rookie moves, passed up opportunities or dirt cheap real estate (I worked with a doctor who offered to sell me his home for the same price he bought it for 8 years prior).
wasted some early years buying chit i didn't need and getting big into debt with cars and modifying them.
I had 12 days off this last october and I cleared over 10k after taxes.
how many rentals do you own again?
Or were you too busy updating you linkedIn?
Also I want 3 years to pay off all debt including a another rental i want to build in the process.
why do you think so small, yet you look like a bobble head?
wasted some early years buying chit i didn't need and getting big into debt with cars and modifying them.
I had 12 days off this last october and I cleared over 10k after taxes.
how many rentals do you own again?
Or were you too busy updating you linkedIn?
Also I want 3 years to pay off all debt including a another rental i want to build in the process.
why do you think so small, yet you look like a bobble head?
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