You can only source one of these stores Which one you choosing?

If only there was software already out in the market that already had a working P&L🙃

Yeah, updating our database is turning out to be a bigger project than initially thought. Still planning to get this out this week though. Right now what’s happening: - ship date and posted date used to be the same. - bc of dd 7, it’s a 7-10 day diff - the sale initially posts an estimated sale on the ship date. Gets auto converted to the POSTED date when the sale posts. - what we’re doing is building a toggle so you can use ship date or posted date consistently. Why we can’t just flip everything to ship date — we have too many customers who use it for accounting and reconciliations to flip all of the numbers form posted date to ship date. Just not reasonable to do without a solution for both sides so we’re creating that solution rn It’s not that the underlying numbers are wrong. Dd7 just changed how the numbers get accounted

When a tenant moves in at minimum I require a $2000 security deposit. I had a tenant moved out recently and my maintenance guy does a final walkthrough and finds holes in the wall Tenant is asking me if I’m refunding her deposit I then tell her that she needs to pay $1600 for deep cleaning and for small repairs to fix the holes in the wall patch, paint and replace window blinds along with other things. She was furious as to why it was expensive to fix all this stuff even though she claims she cleaned everything… She was blaming her nephews because they made holes in the walls… I’m like yeah you gotta pay for them… Where is the accountability…. She was refunded $400 only out of her $2000 deposit. She wasn’t happy That’s why the deposits are required….regardless if tenants have good credit.

Just curious for all you Amazon sellers- what’s end-game for you? Get to a point where the business mostly runs itself and you can live “passively?” Make enough money for basics and coast? Pull to fund other ventures or investments (ie: real estate, stocks, crypto, etc.)?

AMAZON SELLERS TURN TO TIKTOK TO SURVIVE AS MARKETPLACE MARGINS SHRINK SELLERS SAY AMAZON ALONE IS NO LONGER ENOUGH TO MAKE ENDS MEET

My tenants gave me $2,200 as a deposit. I returned $2,439.73 to them Landlords are not all evil

Three bites sounded easy... And it was! Especially when it's this good

Detroit Michigan

If you are wholesaling... do yourself a favor and never talk to a homeowner that has a house worth less than $50k

Run the math on the lunch and it falls apart in about ten seconds. A $28 lunch every working day is roughly $7,000 a year. That is the entire prize for never eating out again. Now look at what actually moved. The median US home went from $321,500 in 2019 to about $420,300 in 2024. That is nearly $99,000 in five years, close to $20,000 a year. A Gen Z worker who banks every single lunch saves $7,000 while the house they are chasing gets $20,000 more expensive in the same twelve months. You can do everything Kevin says and still lose ground. Zoom out and it gets worse. Since 1980 home prices are up 551% and incomes are up 373%. The price-to-income ratio went from 3.65 to over 5. The distance between what a salary buys and what a house costs is the whole story, and no amount of skipped sandwiches closes a gap that compounds faster than anyone can save. The lunch was never the variable. The math gets funnier when you check who is giving the lecture. Kevin took just under $15 million to be the face of FTX, put around $9.7 million of it into crypto that went to zero, and held a $1 million stake that also went to zero. The man telling 23-year-olds that lunch is why they stay poor lit more money on fire in one bad bet than most of them will earn in a lifetime. A $28 plate of ham and cheese was not the problem.

Also need to finance the down payment if that's a thing