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  @Wenisssss38 минут бұрын

  Sfr are the worst way to do commercial real estate without a doubt.

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  @JaeCi-sh6fxСағат бұрын

  I’ve been seeing more and more single mothers begging for money on the streets where I live. One this past weekend had (supposedly) very attractive daughters sitting next to her at a highway off ramp. No one I saw stopped however… they just kept driving 🤷🏻‍♂️

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  @justinfitzpatrick013Сағат бұрын

  He did not explain why men want the Barbie doll

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  @danbolt37922 сағат бұрын

  It's way better to enter a covonet with the Lord.

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  @marklarson94363 сағат бұрын

  7% return on a appreciating asset. Draws his equity out before selling and no tax on the gains. Not too shabby.

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  @pierrehenriot24807 сағат бұрын

  sorry, uh. 80k +10k bonus on wall street? as an analyst? huh? was that without a degree?

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  @user-lk3wv1fv7v10 сағат бұрын

  Step 1 , make 1$ without a job

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  @criscoleman440210 сағат бұрын

  How did you get the money to put down 💰 ohh mommy and daddy

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  @reggiecosens970010 сағат бұрын

  Seems like an appropriate return for what is essentially risk free money as long as you are planning to hold long enough. Also the appreciation of thr assets as well if you bought good properties.

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  @blameitonthepixie11 сағат бұрын

  Ken is pointless and men in truth are almost obsolete.

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  @rebeccaharvey700111 сағат бұрын

  Ken dolls don't come with anything.

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  @eb650512 сағат бұрын

  Dude sounds a little out of touch with his audience

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  @rodneyrichardson828612 сағат бұрын

  Yes

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  @sirmoney276213 сағат бұрын

  He not taking in account its worth 3,000,000 its already triple investment without anything....so yes he is complaining when average person cant even get 1 house to live in nowadays

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  @Gamblersmoker14 сағат бұрын

  They glazin him like he didn’t suck and flame out of the nba after not being able to shoot over 40%

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  @markuslandington259314 сағат бұрын

  A family is the basic building block of the world. Without the family unit, societies and hence the world, will break down.

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  @nedsprow320516 сағат бұрын

  Hmmmm...IT MAKES SENSE!

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  @tredmond170116 сағат бұрын

  I hear women don't want men, just the stuff men can give them while men want virgins. Yeah, glad he states this is a gross oversimplification of both sides.

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  @realist164116 сағат бұрын

  Ask a fisherman how to catch fish, never ask fish. Never take relationship advice from w/men.

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  @sahilgarg182618 сағат бұрын

  This is simple maths

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  @Realtorable18 сағат бұрын

  But he’s not taking into account mortgage pay down and appreciation. Sure it’s a 6-7% return monthly. But don’t forget mortgage is paid for and appreciation exists. It’s a triple dip in profits. I love my 2 duplexes lol.

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  @commit2compete3019 сағат бұрын

  If HE actually put down his own $$$$ he would remember.....600k or 1M and you cant remember.....nah....probably daddy

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  @gzz855121 сағат бұрын

  5/6,000K a month and you’re whining that you may have to replace a window now and then?

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  @BadazZDishwasher21 сағат бұрын

  What a cheap video. Nothing of value.

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  @jameshizon486121 сағат бұрын

  Great story on both writing & faith. Rare to see people coming from Judaism into Christianity. Taking notes & inspiration from both perspectives

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  @dd03289421 сағат бұрын

  It comes down to having no purchasing power. The man has to put the money upfront for everything. If people are just surviving, there’s no real relationships

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  @jhvuvnik65s2422 сағат бұрын

  This hyperfocus on women's sexual history seems a more recent phenomenon, while also being old world. It was a big deal back in the 50's when my grandpa was a young man, and it's a big deal now that my nephew is a young man. However, it was not a big deal when my dad was growing up in the 80's or when I was growing up in the 2000's. I don't. Remember guys freaking out about a college aged girl having half a dozen previous partners, and my dad says the same. My nephew, who is a 23 year old virgin, is extremely focused on a potential partner's sexual history. He refers to women his age that have had multiple partners as being untrustworthy and unable to pair bond along with all this other manospheree bullshit he's now into. Part of me wants to tell him that his mom dated at least a dozen men before she met his dad in her late 20's, and they've been married for over twenty years. In fact pretty sure, her and my brother hooked up the night they met lol.

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  @mattrebholtz386923 сағат бұрын

  5-6k cash a month plus 7-8k gained in equity a month between growth and knocking down principle. 12-15% and super secure investment. You can retire with gains like that

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  @fb7876Күн бұрын

  salesforce is real crap...

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  @fb7876Күн бұрын

  If we shut up about how much money we make (what can brutally change over night btw...) then this would not be assessed further... So, theoretically, this "problem" could easily be circumvented.

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  @OHANA-Beach-Suites-CDOКүн бұрын

  Loved it! My dreams are coming true! Lets gooo! 🏨🏨🏨

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  @MarkSalpeter-pr2izКүн бұрын

  6k/mo on a million dollars a 7.2% annual return. This is what you would expect on a good, relatively safe investment. If you put that money in the S&P 500 or the DJI , for example, your an average annual return would be similar. This rich kid is delusional. He should be taking on more risk if he wants a greater return.

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  @thunderdomeboxing4771Күн бұрын

  She got her money from her HUSBAND

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  @pauldoddy9714Күн бұрын

  #1 tool is the Bible! Hands down!

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  @EvumeimeiDingzaiКүн бұрын

  Lmao she isnt even gonna describe it a lil bit huh. Thats how you know its useless- nothing about the thing itself, just how much she likes it

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  @user-zv2ov6id5cКүн бұрын

  So how do you plan on making 25 million?

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  @mothosirКүн бұрын

  I retired 4 years ago at age 39 with a $7million net worth which has since grown to almost $11m. This woman is clueless, and who the heck needs to spend $ 1 million a year? We have 2 kids and our annual expenses are around $150k (no mortgage). This woman is caught up in a materialistic lifestyle and the kind of woman that would make a rich man go broke. A woman obsessed with money and purses and cars etc is not suitable for marriage and will make bad mothers, the kind of woman that will divorce her husband if his business starts to struggle or if he gets sick.

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  @user-zv2ov6id5cКүн бұрын

  Inherited?

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  @mothosirКүн бұрын

  @@user-zv2ov6id5c nope, I grew up in government housing and my dad was unemployed most of his life. I have a negative inheritance which means I support my parents with their bills etc and send back around $80k per yr.

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  @mothosirКүн бұрын

  @@user-zv2ov6id5c I'm curious why you would ask if it was inherited?

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  @abcabcnachnahme9729Күн бұрын

  !

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  @jerrysguitarshopКүн бұрын

  Just found this channel. Love it!! Thanks

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  @Nataly1USA2 күн бұрын

  Monogomy is a choice. It's disingenuous to facilitate a back door to exit loyalty. Either a person has integrity or they don't. The expectation in commitment is monogamy. Stop selling a lie. There must be parameters that relationships exist in to prevent chaos in society. The weak live according to how they feel and what they want in the moment. The strong live according to what is right; virtue, self-respect, and respect for others. Feminism and meninism are concepts that are destroying our societal relationships. Neil describes himself as a cad. These generalizations perpetuate the sickness in modern-day male and female "roles." The pendulums will swing back, contrary to Neil's doom and gloom message.

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  @ferrattesdaniel2 күн бұрын

  Easy as that , when you have many options on netflix to watch , you just end up scrolling forever

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  @Life_is_Shorts2 күн бұрын

  For sure you ate

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  @davidlim85022 күн бұрын

  This lady has a toxic vibe. Get me annoyed just listening to her.

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  @donaldlyons17Күн бұрын

  Yeah there is something bad or wrong with her IMO. But people listen to her because she has money and she makes them feel they can have money too. That is total bs most will be poorer than her by a ton but never get her to admit that!!!!

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  @Squirreler3592 күн бұрын

  As a woman of 33 I can only speak from my perspective. I still get a lot of attention and options in dating, partly because I take care of my beauty, partly my love of cooking and nurturing, my joy in life and partly my creativity and talent. I prefer to be selective with who I spend time with and wait for someone compatible but high-value to me might not be what you expect. This psychologist speaks a version of the truth. Many people live in this more material-orientated paradigm. It might get you some kind of relationship but a more shallow and fragile one. However, a growing minority of people are focussing their life on developing a depth of strong character. Majority of people nowadays don’t want to sacrifice comfort for difficult experiences that help us grow. They become stagnant and thus so do their relationships or they let their attention dart around and never develop satisfaction and depth. If they want dynamic and passionate connection it requires a commitment to developing dynamism and passion in oneself. A high quality man (to me) is someone who is emotionally connected to and willing to make sacrifices for their passion in life, is dedicated to developing courage, integrity, loyalty and emotional intimacy (understanding one’s own unique psychological make-up). In short - ask yourself - are you looking for someone from the materialistic majority or from the depth-orientated minority? Are you looking for an eternally deepening strength and satisfaction or fragility of temporary indulgence and never feeling satisfied? In order to be ready for a relationship based around deeper values, what might we have to improve about ourselves? As a woman of moral fibre, I am on a life-long journey of personal my growth and self improvement. For a relationship to work, a man would have that same focus. Even if he wasn’t financially stable, if he has shown immense courage and self-sacrifice, if he is true to his values then I would very seriously consider him as a partner. And with regards to cheating - its something people do to fill a void or live out an unlived or neglected part of oneself. Actually looking within and understanding that part of oneself and finding creative or spiritual ways to express it can build a stronger bond with your partner and a deeper intimacy. That intimacy that is always growing and evolving is what keeps a flame of intense desire and passion growing in a couple. I personally would consider infidelity as a breach of trust and intimacy and wouldn’t tolerate it because it stops our relationship from getting deeper.

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  @rubenmoreno57312 күн бұрын

  So he sucks at investing and tells everyone else to quit the game cause he wasn’t good enough for it while other people are winning?

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  @rickdaniels10002 күн бұрын

  Thanks Dr Orion Talaban

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  @rsmaster56372 күн бұрын

  Traditional Wife’s don’t get up at 10. They get up before him to make breakfast. 🥞

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  @idolbass2 күн бұрын

  I follow Orion and this is a fine interview but 1hr34min resonates with me. Getting online brings the right people into your life that resonate with what you do. I needed to hear that, thanks.

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  @davidshamiri14482 күн бұрын

  he doesnt overpay. youre crazy if u go work for an elon musk ran company

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  @gooxh2 күн бұрын

  Daddys money or a liar.😊