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curious2
2013 May 27, 11:21am
they fired him from McDonald's for refusing to put enough salt on the fries.
This was the part that proved the story is fake, a troll move to libel someone.
Eman
2013 May 27, 11:46am
Roberto doesn't even live in Phoenix!
You're pretty sad. We'll let @yup1 tell you where Roberto lives. Go ahead and delete my post........... again................
Just sad.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 27, 1:53pm
Roberto doesn't even live in Phoenix!
You're pretty sad. We'll let @yup1 tell you where Roberto lives. Go ahead and delete my post........... again................
Just sad.
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What a desperate move this post is...hilarious. Like anyone is gonna buy that stupid story.
Seriously, do you think you can impact the housing market by inventing ridiculous stories about a poster here???
Quite naive
The good part - if prices keep surging like they do for a few years you will soon enough be able to rent for half the cost again...but you still missed the rally and were wrong in ALL your predictions.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 28, 5:02am
Funny, how people somehow think I was serious in this post. Even Roberto himself found it funny. Life is too short guys/girls. Laugh a bit. ;)
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 28, 5:04am
The good part - if prices keep surging like they do for a few years you will soon enough be able to rent for half the cost again...but you still missed the rally and were wrong in ALL your predictions.
Jeez, I missed nothing. I got a bunch of properties that have taken full advantage of this rally. I actually sold a condo and might sell another soon. I can still have an opinion on the fundamentals, even if I am profiting from the easy money.
Funny, how people somehow think I was serious in this post
Backpedaling now...
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 28, 6:00am
Funny, how people somehow think I was serious in this post
Backpedaling now...
Seriously dude.
Bigsby
2013 May 28, 6:01am
The good part - if prices keep surging like they do for a few years you will soon enough be able to rent for half the cost again...but you still missed the rally and were wrong in ALL your predictions.
Jeez, I missed nothing. I got a bunch of properties that have taken full advantage of this rally. I actually sold a condo and might sell another soon. I can still have an opinion on the fundamentals, even if I am profiting from the easy money.
Is this a game where we're supposed to guess which part of that was truthful? I'll go with 'Jeez.'
Ceffer
2013 May 28, 6:22am
They seem as good a credential as any for a financial advisor.
Just add a Brooks Brothers suit, claim that you predicted everything that happened in the past already but nobody listened to you, offer the new gold plated opportunity for investment perfection in the prognosticated future, add a dash of paranoid conspiracy financial armageddon, and the ponzi scheme is on!
Oh, and prepare a passport with a fake name for quick flight to an non-extradition country. It's and excellent way to get out of Mom's basement, and every good financial advisor needs a good exit strategy.
Bigsby
2013 May 28, 6:44am
The good part - if prices keep surging like they do for a few years you will soon enough be able to rent for half the cost again...but you still missed the rally and were wrong in ALL your predictions.
Jeez, I missed nothing. I got a bunch of properties that have taken full advantage of this rally. I actually sold a condo and might sell another soon. I can still have an opinion on the fundamentals, even if I am profiting from the easy money.
I think you're telling more porkies.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 28, 6:58am
The good part - if prices keep surging like they do for a few years you will soon enough be able to rent for half the cost again...but you still missed the rally and were wrong in ALL your predictions.
Jeez, I missed nothing. I got a bunch of properties that have taken full advantage of this rally. I actually sold a condo and might sell another soon. I can still have an opinion on the fundamentals, even if I am profiting from the easy money.
I think you're telling more porkies.
Well then I have been telling that same story now for about 4 years on here. Currently own 3 houses and 2 condos. All paid with no mortgages from stock winnings and savings over the last 15-16 years. Each place is at least twice of the original purchase amount. Some are more.
I don't disagree with housing being a great place to park you money, but I do disagree with housing in SFBA and the actions of the Feds to prop up a dead market.
I have taken advantage of the free money by selling another condo I owned in Toronto just recently and walking away with a good chunk. Happily I put most of it to work in the surging market. ChaChing!
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 May 28, 7:55am
I wanna know who the hot chick on his right is?!?!!?
That's his dog ;)
Cool dog Roberto. Probably the only downside I can see to staying a renter in the SFBA. Most of the houses I have rented over the last decade don't allow pets. I'm working my current landlord, but so far it doesn't look good.
Goran_K
2013 May 29, 3:17am
I can't even spend much time in Victorville (sorry Jody), without getting red all over from the heat. I think it's seriously bad for my health.
I just meet someone at a party that knows Roberto first hand. He let me in on some details that are quite hilarious.
Roberto is a high school dropout and the funniest part is math was the subject that he failed the worst! Probably why is internet avatar wants the math professor handle. ;)
He lives in the basement of his parents house in the bad part of Concord. Well, I guess that could be any part. He has been unemployed after they fired him from McDonald's for refusing to put enough salt on the fries.
Makes sense why he was all pissed off when I said you can make money from McDonalds. I guess I hit a sore spot. Apparently McD's wouldn't even pay him his last 2 weeks because after he got first he stole all the apple pies in the stock room.
Just funny shit and going back reading all his posts makes a lot of sense now. Hopefully, he will get out of the basement and back in the workforce. My stocks will do a whole lot better if guys like home could buy new iPhones, cars, and groceries. Here is hoping...