I started my first 'business' at preschool at the young age of 4, when my grandfather and I would buy candies from the dollar store in bulk and I would flip them for a Profit.... at 10 I started selling Pokemon and Yugio cards, at 13 I began flipping things on eBay and buying and selling miscellaneous items from garage sales, at 15 I started Vic's iPhone Xessories, 17 I established Vision Creator Social Media Consulting (as well as creating other multiple side businesses during these years as well).......Currently, I am an 18 Year Old (about to turn 19) Entrepreneurial Hustler here in Sacramento, California and just graduated high school about 6 months ago.

@Andrew Johnson  Funny story, My kids will work for Pokemon cards!  

I mean just from your description alone i wouldn't trust them with pokemon cards let alone your precious properties.

They were once elusive and hard to find Pokemon...now there's a support dog on every corner and at the end of every leash. 

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In my opinion crypto is still speculative since it's not viewed as worth something at most establishments although this is slowly changing.At this point it's in the same group to me as pokemon cards.

[skeptical pokemon]

Things like Pokemon Go, Candy Crush, Colin Kaepernick and Chris Brown fill everyone's day.

I would rather have fewer doors with higher cash flow than just have many doors for the sake of playing Pokémon when they barely cash flow (personal preference).My thoughtsIdeally, it would be great to use an FHA loan to house hack a local 4plex and maximize the value of the FHA loan (vs a SFH or duplex).

Beyond real estate, I also have a passion for collecting art and valuable liquid assets like Pokémon cards, which reflect my appreciation for both the aesthetic and the investment potential they hold.My experience living with group 1 pulmonary hypertension has given me a unique perspective on life.