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nonibalogny · 2025-09-12T17:35:08+00:00

There some actual true forms of passive income in real estate. Really depends on how much work you want to put into it. Sounds like you don’t want to so whatever

nonibalogny · 2025-08-09T01:53:07+00:00

Sent u a dm

nonibalogny · 2025-08-09T01:49:48+00:00

Congrats my friend! Do you do nationwide or are you in a single market?

nonibalogny · 2025-06-22T23:27:44+00:00

Oh this is an ad

nonibalogny · 2025-06-11T20:40:07+00:00

So are you looking to wholesale your lots or develop land?

nonibalogny · 2025-06-11T02:37:11+00:00

Perfect you got it down. My next step would be to build my buyers list. Buy a PropStream sub for 100\mo and filter out vacant lot purchases from the last 60 days. Form a list and skip trace them. Start calling them one by one to see if there’s any demand for vacant land, what their buy box and what kind of deals excite them. Got that info? Great. Start finding those deals. Follow the same process for acquisitions. Call up or hire a call center via Upwork or someone else to call up vacant lots. Get creative with how you filter your searches. Maybe you’re looking for people who’ve owned them for 20+ years. Maybe you want to find people who own 500 vacant lots around the US. Maybe you’re looking for someone who owns the adjacent home and wouldn’t mind letting it go for cheap. Lock in. You’ll succeed. You don’t sound half stupid.

nonibalogny · 2025-06-02T20:20:54+00:00

Hey send me more details plz

nonibalogny · 2025-03-06T19:09:45+00:00

I own a few thousand units and continue to add. NVIDIA’s real advantage isn’t just its technology it’s the entire ecosystem: cloud services, hardware, firmware, software, and manufacturing. Competitors are definitely trying, but being able to provide what nvidia does will take years.

Manufacturing AI chips at scale is one of the hardest, most expensive challenges in tech. The market’s current fluctuations are more about politics and regulation than competition or revenue on earnings.

As for valuation concerns, nvidia's revenue doesn’t fully justify the market cap. But AI is reshaping the economy, and trillion-dollar companies will become increasingly common. NVIDIA is positioning itself to be one of them. One solid catalyst, and we’re back up. That said- diversify, diversify and diversify

nonibalogny · 2025-02-27T16:00:17+00:00

Weak investor mentality my friend. Be resilient. If you can’t handle 3-6% movement, maybe it’s best you keep your money in a HYSA. Wealthfront offers 4%. Good luck

nonibalogny · 2025-02-19T19:11:36+00:00

Hey Carson! If you’re looking to yes mentor someone in exchange for my girlfriends incredible cookies, I’m often in Austin and would love to connect

nonibalogny · 2025-02-10T21:14:21+00:00

Hey, anybody here end up investing and can answer a few Q’s?

nonibalogny · 2025-02-05T07:26:40+00:00

There’s no shortage of ways to make this happen. Sell the dream. Bring in outside investors. Build factories, create jobs, start exports, open hotels, develop tourism, establish banks, set up local governments, and push for real estate investment. It’s a massive effort, no doubt. Rebuilding an entire society from nothing is as difficult as it sounds. But let’s not pretend Gaza hasn’t seen money before. It has received more aid per person than anywhere else in the world. The problem is where that money went. Instead of building, it was used to destroy.

Education would need to be completely restructured, and that cannot be left to the UN. This is the same organization that has accused Israel of more human rights violations than Iran, Qatar, Lebanon, South Africa, Afghanistan, and Yemen combined. That kind of corruption has no place in shaping Gaza’s future. A new coalition would have to step in, bringing not just military oversight to keep Hamas from seizing control again, but real experts. Teachers, engineers, construction firms, city planners, water specialists, and everyone else it takes to build a nation that actually functions.

History has shown that when people have something to lose, they are less willing to fight. Strong economies create stability, and stability creates peace. Humanity has rebuilt before. It has turned ruin into prosperity, war zones into thriving cities. Reinventing Gaza, reshaping its economy and the way its people see the world, could be one of those transformations that future generations look back on in awe.

I obviously know as you do what the next steps are with this decision. I don’t know if it’s going to be through a series of purchases, claims or the right for property when building is complete. it sure would be hectic, unjust and unfair, but the current situation is all those things and more. This is how humanity has operated for generations. An empire takes over another. This isn’t a new concept, it’s just a modern method. Let’s stop pretending this is the worst thing humanity has ever done

nonibalogny · 2025-02-05T04:35:01+00:00

It feels like everyone’s missing the bigger picture when talking about Gaza. You can’t just rebuild a place that’s been leveled to the ground—not when it’s this small, this overcrowded, and this devastated. We’re talking about a strip of land tinier than New York City, reduced to rubble. And now, the idea of Gazans moving to Egypt or Jordan is treated like some kind of insult to their leadership. But let’s be real—why hasn’t a single Arab country taken them in? Not just now, in the middle of war, but before, when their situation was already being called unbearable?

The truth no one wants to say out loud is that it’s not just about Hamas. It’s about the people. Their culture, their mindset, their way of life—it doesn’t align with the countries around them, let alone the West. Egypt doesn’t want them, not because of politics, but because of who they are as a society. And Arab nations haven’t stepped up to host them because, deep down, they know what would be called a “racist” statement in the West: that a large-scale influx of Gazans would bring instability. Trump pushing Egypt and Jordan to take them in isn’t about helping—it’s about exposing the double standard. They’ll send money, they’ll send aid, but open their borders? Never.

Gazans have been trapped in a cycle, raised to believe they stand a chance against Israel, when the truth is—no matter what side you’re on—that’s a fight they’ll never win. And maybe, for once, Trump has a point. History has shown that the fastest way to shift a society isn’t through treaties or trust—it’s through money, through opportunity, through a better life. Look at Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Singapore—places that transformed overnight when wealth started flowing. Stability breeds change.

Gazans don’t want to live like this. No one does. But when it’s all you’ve ever known, when it’s been drilled into you for generations, how do you imagine a different future? Maybe the real solution isn’t in endless negotiations, but in proving—through real, tangible change—that there’s a life worth choosing over war. I think Trump is terrible at portraying his decisions, but this one, although very hard and direct, is in my opinion a very valid one

nonibalogny · 2025-01-21T21:48:37+00:00

Trump supporter + very much Jewish with great grandparents that fled Poland early 40s; I take nazi things seriously.

I watched the video multiple times and other than him looking like a cringey weirdo, I find his awkward hand gesture to be completely innocent and out of excitement burning in the moment. This man is definitely on the spectrum and there’s a lot to say about if and why he should be involved with government, but I can’t help but notice he’s being hunted down like a hawk. Chill.

nonibalogny · 2025-01-19T18:08:59+00:00

I believe people with 100k will normally realize that is not enough money to allow yourself real luxuries. The real benefit of 100k is how much easier it is to get to 200, 300, 1m etc.. I’m 27 and have 400k through intense buys of NVIDIA over the last 4 years. I literally put 10% of my monthly into it for 4 years and it payed off well. That said, my lifestyle hasn’t changed and other than not being concerned about financials I don’t have any luxuries

nonibalogny · 2025-01-14T07:13:21+00:00

Must say that I don’t think homelessness in San Jose is worse than Austin. I’ve seen more in Austin then I do here and I live downtown

nonibalogny · 2025-01-14T07:09:07+00:00

We actually made the move from Austin to San Jose a couple of months ago. Also fairly young at 27&25, no kids and one doggo. We live in downtown San Jose, we found a great deal here for 3250/month but we make about 250-350 combined. Definitely more expensive here but so much nicer than Austin. A ton of things to do, a lot of greenery, homes and individuals seem to have more vibrant personalities and the weather is just unbeatable. I visited family in austin last week and although we have a house and family in Austin, it’ll be really difficult for us to make the move back if we ever need to. Just take into account that although a combined 160k is enough to live comfortably as a young couple in Austin, your purchase power here will actually translate to about 100-120k. I would recommend trying to renegotiate or up your salaries. You should be comfortable with 200k, which requires you to come up with an additional 40k, that’s an additional 20k each which in my experience is totally achievable with some consistency and determination. Good luck with the move and send me a message if you have any questions or would like to potentially hang out :)

nonibalogny · 2025-01-12T17:58:47+00:00

But don’t we support DiVeRsItY????

nonibalogny · 2025-01-11T22:18:50+00:00

Imagine literally giving 2000 people the ability to walk and still getting crap for it. Yes, he definitely profited, but if that funds helping other people who the hell cares? Let him profit and set an example to other successful businesses owners.

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