Maybe our schools should teach about money instead of the millions they spend to teach us "diversity".
I worked for a lawyer whose sole job was flipping houses.
He also purchased tax liens against properties where property taxes weren't paid. Intriguing business I must say.
This was back in 95 or so and in Baltimore, at the time, Flipping houses was considered a shameful activity.
Then we had the infamous UG....you know the guy who buys UGLY houses ostensibly to fix up and resell?
Next we have the TV show "Flip That House" and like my life, I was a day late and a dollar short when flipping houses became de rigeur.
I could write a book on flipping houses as my job was to handle all the money for this sort of thing.
My father made a small fortune flipping houses. Although it wasn't called that in his era. He was a carpenter and he'd buy a house, fix it up, then sell it for a great profit. We actually lived in those houses however as they were remodeled. Sometimes we didn't even have indoor bathrooms, hand to God. My entire childhood was spent building house for my father, then moving, building again. When he died he left all his money to his son by his second marriage, leaving us little slave kids out of his will. Just a bitch, forgive me.
The house I lived in before Delaware he bought for $5,000. I bought it from him for $107,000 and we sold it five years ago for $220,000.
There's money to be made in flipping houses and it's not illegal. But you can believe that this notion was sold to ghetto residents looking for a rainbow without qualification one to achieve a decent result.
“Maybe our schools should teach about money instead of the millions they spend to teach us “diversity”.”
So true.