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Current bathroom renovation progress. Costs so far 💵 Plumber $1.5k Electrician $800 Tiler $7.7k End goal = increase a $1.7m home to $2m in value through renovations. #RealEstate

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Buyback Capital1 year ago

House prices aren’t going to come down if hoomers keep over capitalising their hooms

that stock chick1 year ago

I don’t think they were coming down anyway. The ‘ponzi’ has always been designed to keep going up.

Malarkey Roofing Products1 year ago

Wow! The Ark Roofing & Restoration team in The Woodlands, TX just took this roof to a whole new level with help from SRS Distribution in Cypress, TX. They're transforming #Texas homes & making strides toward a #cleaner & #greener future, one roof at a time! #ShoutoutSaturday

Billy Bob Hall1 year ago

Don't you mean 'ponzify' a $1.7m house to $2m house ? 🤠😎 🇦🇺 Houses is Australia's only 'manufacturing' industry. 😆

that stock chick1 year ago

Pronzify hahaha love it

Litrush 🦘💹1 year ago

I like the tiles look.. Good upgrade

that stock chick1 year ago

Thanks ☺️

MrKornholio1 year ago

Got quoted $35k for a bathroom reno, managed it myself & it cost $17k. Used different tradies for their specific purpose as well, no tilers doing carpentry & vice versa etc. Couldn’t be happier. The wife now wants the ensuite done, created more work for myself 😞

that stock chick1 year ago

Saves a lot of money. Had a similar experience.

𝕽𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖆🧢1 year ago

Excellent

lincoln lay1 year ago

Nice one!

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186,300 views • 2 months ago

These are so frustrating to receive. A building owner sent me this video of a 2BR Upper West Side apartment he just got back, but after he empties it out it will stay vacant going forward. The tenant lived here since 1985 and the current legal rent is $940.01 Because of the 2019 HSTPA law, a building owner is expected to fully renovate this unit to current building code (that’s a good thing), but also expected to lose money in perpetuity at the same time. This 2BD would need well over $100,000 to clean out the debris, comply with lead laws, upgrade major systems, remove the Sheetrock + much more just to make this into an apartment a tenant would actually want to live in with dignity. But the law says the $940 rent would still end up below the estimated $1300/mo it costs to operate the apt which covers insurance, property taxes, labor, fuel, and capital expenditures for the building. So if the new rent falls below the operating cost, the owner would still lose money every month and never see $1 back from the $100k+ renovation. Why would the state expect anyone to lose money like this? What bank would ever provide a loan with no path to repayment? Why do we acknowledge the cost to build housing but ignore what it takes to preserve older housing? Why do we accept this policy when thousands of New Yorkers are searching for housing in the midst of the worst supply crunch we’ve ever seen? So frustrating.

These are so frustrating to receive. A building owner sent me this video of a 2BR Upper West Side apartment he just got back, but after he empties it out it will stay vacant going forward. The tenant lived here since 1985 and the current legal rent is $940.01 Because of the 2019 HSTPA law, a building owner is expected to fully renovate this unit to current building code (that’s a good thing), but also expected to lose money in perpetuity at the same time. This 2BD would need well over $100,000 to clean out the debris, comply with lead laws, upgrade major systems, remove the Sheetrock + much more just to make this into an apartment a tenant would actually want to live in with dignity. But the law says the $940 rent would still end up below the estimated $1300/mo it costs to operate the apt which covers insurance, property taxes, labor, fuel, and capital expenditures for the building. So if the new rent falls below the operating cost, the owner would still lose money every month and never see $1 back from the $100k+ renovation. Why would the state expect anyone to lose money like this? What bank would ever provide a loan with no path to repayment? Why do we acknowledge the cost to build housing but ignore what it takes to preserve older housing? Why do we accept this policy when thousands of New Yorkers are searching for housing in the midst of the worst supply crunch we’ve ever seen? So frustrating.

Kenny Burgos

1,338,070 views • 3 months ago

I am the only candidate from a migrant background in the EU elections for the Dublin constituency. Migrants account for 20% of Ireland's population and play a significant role in the country's economy. Having proudly called Ireland my home for the past 21 years and worked hard promoting peace and integration, I am compelled to enter these elections due to the alarming increase in racism and extremism. I have personally also been targeted by propaganda, misleading information, false accusations and attacks verbally and physically by such extremists. My goal in entering politics is to fight against discrimination, promote diversity, and create a society where everyone is respected regardless of their background. Many decent Irish people are deeply troubled by the current state of our nation and the growing influence of far-right ideologies. By voting for me, you will actively oppose racism, hatred, and bigotry. Let's stand together against racism and support peace and unity. Vote Umar Al-Qadri for Peace and Unity. #SayNoToRacism #VoteNo1PeaceUnity #Umar4Dublin #Umar4MEP #Europeanelections

I am the only candidate from a migrant background in the EU elections for the Dublin constituency. Migrants account for 20% of Ireland's population and play a significant role in the country's economy. Having proudly called Ireland my home for the past 21 years and worked hard promoting peace and integration, I am compelled to enter these elections due to the alarming increase in racism and extremism. I have personally also been targeted by propaganda, misleading information, false accusations and attacks verbally and physically by such extremists. My goal in entering politics is to fight against discrimination, promote diversity, and create a society where everyone is respected regardless of their background. Many decent Irish people are deeply troubled by the current state of our nation and the growing influence of far-right ideologies. By voting for me, you will actively oppose racism, hatred, and bigotry. Let's stand together against racism and support peace and unity. Vote Umar Al-Qadri for Peace and Unity. #SayNoToRacism #VoteNo1PeaceUnity #Umar4Dublin #Umar4MEP #Europeanelections

Shaykh Dr. Umar Al-Qadri

111,353 views • 2 years ago

My interview CNN International with Becky Anderson regarding the latest escalation between the United States: First, if President Trump is determined to secure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz by force, he will eventually confront a fundamental reality: Iran is highly unlikely to relinquish control over the strait voluntarily. Any attempt to fundamentally alter the military balance would likely require operations against Iran's positions along its side of the strait , a far more demanding undertaking than punitive strikes or limited naval operations. Second, the current exchange still appears to be operating within relatively limited boundaries. However, the longer the cycle of retaliation continues, the greater the risk of miscalculation and unintended escalation, even if neither Washington nor Tehran is actively seeking another large-scale war. Third, President Trump's proposal that commercial shipping pay for U.S. protection in the Strait of Hormuz raises difficult questions. Washington has long criticized any attempt by Iran to impose costs or conditions on international navigation. Asking commercial vessels to pay for passage risks creating an uncomfortable contradiction with America's longstanding position in defense of freedom of navigation. Fourth, the Houthi front may prove just as consequential as Hormuz itself. Reports that the Houthis have sought to expand their air bridge with Iran, followed by Saudi military action, increase the likelihood of Houthi retaliation. If that retaliation extends to disrupting traffic through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the consequences for global energy markets could rival developments in Hormuz. Such a scenario would directly serve Iran's broader objective of increasing pressure on global energy supplies and raising oil prices. Finally, Israel is unlikely to view the collapse of U.S.-Iran diplomacy negatively. At the same time, the current dynamics suggest that neither Washington nor Tehran has a strong interest in bringing Israel directly into the confrontation, since doing so would significantly increase the risk of a broader regional war. #IranWar‌

My interview CNN International with Becky Anderson regarding the latest escalation between the United States: First, if President Trump is determined to secure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz by force, he will eventually confront a fundamental reality: Iran is highly unlikely to relinquish control over the strait voluntarily. Any attempt to fundamentally alter the military balance would likely require operations against Iran's positions along its side of the strait , a far more demanding undertaking than punitive strikes or limited naval operations. Second, the current exchange still appears to be operating within relatively limited boundaries. However, the longer the cycle of retaliation continues, the greater the risk of miscalculation and unintended escalation, even if neither Washington nor Tehran is actively seeking another large-scale war. Third, President Trump's proposal that commercial shipping pay for U.S. protection in the Strait of Hormuz raises difficult questions. Washington has long criticized any attempt by Iran to impose costs or conditions on international navigation. Asking commercial vessels to pay for passage risks creating an uncomfortable contradiction with America's longstanding position in defense of freedom of navigation. Fourth, the Houthi front may prove just as consequential as Hormuz itself. Reports that the Houthis have sought to expand their air bridge with Iran, followed by Saudi military action, increase the likelihood of Houthi retaliation. If that retaliation extends to disrupting traffic through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the consequences for global energy markets could rival developments in Hormuz. Such a scenario would directly serve Iran's broader objective of increasing pressure on global energy supplies and raising oil prices. Finally, Israel is unlikely to view the collapse of U.S.-Iran diplomacy negatively. At the same time, the current dynamics suggest that neither Washington nor Tehran has a strong interest in bringing Israel directly into the confrontation, since doing so would significantly increase the risk of a broader regional war. #IranWar‌

Danny (Dennis) Citrinowicz ,داني سيترينوفيتش

29,044 views • 22 days ago

👁️Notion macro overview - future plans 👁️ I often talk about how much sweat and effort has gone into developing the content inside the Notion workspace, so I think it’s time to give a quick overview of the type of product I’m building, and plan to keep building over the next few years. The level I aim to deliver is AAA+. As you can see from the video, there are 8 main sections: - Psychology - Technical Analysis - Fundamentals - Personal Growth - Insights - Tools - FAQ The section with the most weight and the one I’ve curated most carefully is definitely the one on Technical Analysis. It goes in-depth even for complete beginners who want to give a serious boost to their understanding of this field. Those who have read it or are currently going through it have seen a substantial improvement in their knowledge, confirmed by tangible results. The addition of a crypto tracker and a trading journal provides even more support, especially for those who are serious about their journey. But even though the work done so far is massive (over 800 pages in PDF format), this is just the beginning. Over time (this is a 3 to 5+ year project), I plan to keep improving the current guides with even more advanced techniques, write new guides based on user requests, and build structured learning paths with targeted exercises tailored to the user’s level of experience plus video integrations. That’s just the technical side, though. I also have other sections in mind focused on psychology and personal growth, aimed at the holistic development of the individual: financially, emotionally, in business, and physically. The ultimate goal is to create a product of incredible educational value, a true point of reference for anyone looking to improve their life in any aspect. And if you know how I work and how I write, you already know what kind of bomb this is going to be. "It's a book, but better"

👁️Notion macro overview - future plans 👁️ I often talk about how much sweat and effort has gone into developing the content inside the Notion workspace, so I think it’s time to give a quick overview of the type of product I’m building, and plan to keep building over the next few years. The level I aim to deliver is AAA+. As you can see from the video, there are 8 main sections: - Psychology - Technical Analysis - Fundamentals - Personal Growth - Insights - Tools - FAQ The section with the most weight and the one I’ve curated most carefully is definitely the one on Technical Analysis. It goes in-depth even for complete beginners who want to give a serious boost to their understanding of this field. Those who have read it or are currently going through it have seen a substantial improvement in their knowledge, confirmed by tangible results. The addition of a crypto tracker and a trading journal provides even more support, especially for those who are serious about their journey. But even though the work done so far is massive (over 800 pages in PDF format), this is just the beginning. Over time (this is a 3 to 5+ year project), I plan to keep improving the current guides with even more advanced techniques, write new guides based on user requests, and build structured learning paths with targeted exercises tailored to the user’s level of experience plus video integrations. That’s just the technical side, though. I also have other sections in mind focused on psychology and personal growth, aimed at the holistic development of the individual: financially, emotionally, in business, and physically. The ultimate goal is to create a product of incredible educational value, a true point of reference for anyone looking to improve their life in any aspect. And if you know how I work and how I write, you already know what kind of bomb this is going to be. "It's a book, but better"

ZERO IKA 🗡️

14,045 views • 1 year ago