I still have to pay my bills in dollars, so I don't see how it is any better than buying a house in the meta verse that I can't actually live in but just pretend to live in.I prefer to focus on cash flow with real assets like property and fundamentally sound stocks with healthy dividends than gamble on someone in the future paying me more for a piece of computer code.

However I still hold on to it today (now its a full time rental as I moved to San Diego, CA).Location: Pensacola, FLProperty Description: 3/2 1250 sqft new construction home in a cul-de-sac neighborhood north of town.

Your description of having lots of money/things yet still feeling unfilled rings of the Hedonic treadmill: "the tendency of a person to remain at a relatively stable level of happiness despite changes in fortune or the achievement of major goals.

Apple, Google & Meta are just a few to name.

I have met a few people.

FLIP is more descriptive, current (the copy of Flipping Properties that I own was copyright 2001), and comprehensive.Keep in mind that "flipping" a property can mean different things to different people.

Met a guy who would start up coin operated car wash in strategic areas and once he showed a profit for a number of months would flip the business to one of the big franchise car wash companies.

I personally think that the best way to buy deeply discounted properties is to market to motivated sellers - and preforeclosure prospects fit this description.

The Property is in ________________County, and is described as follows (If lengthy, attach legal description):__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address_________________________________________________________________________________ZIP__________________________________It is understood that the Property will be conveyed by General Warranty Deed (unless otherwise required) subject to taxes, existing zoning (unless otherwisespecified in paragraph 16), covenants, restrictions and easements of record.1.

Save it, write everything down, and give it to the landlord all at once so that he can take care of the maximum number of items with the minimum number of trips.Take those videos and/or pictures, and shortly after you’ve done the entire walk-through, watch them in slow motion (and/or go through the stills carefully) and write a description of every element of damage you see.