I bought 5k at 32 cents. Now I have 100,000 to put toward a house. I know it's not much compared to some of you, but I just kind of hit that point where LINK has given me more than I ever thought possible and it's time to live a little bit more comfy. I rode the nano wave from 1 dollar to 32 back to 1, and I feel in this moment the way I felt when nano mooned - absolutely invincible. I don't want to relive that pain.
You’ve made it, good job bro. I hope LINK will bless me with a house one day. Best of luck to you, start a family!
Mason Green
t. poorfag who will never have this option
Elijah Reyes
cringe
Easton Stewart
either way you're already a winner. congrats user
Zachary Jackson
All the best user, I can't blame you for cashing out now to get a house, but I'd have still held out. I'm not treading on any new territory, but as someone who's a homeowner and RE Appraiser, you better have a healthy amount of liquid cash in reserves. Homes aren't cheap and require a lot of maintenance. You should definitely have some money available if your water heater breaks, need to replace the roof, AC unit, making any renovations, etc. I've seen a lot of people be lazy and slowly let their homes go to shit, which ends up costing them way more than the initial fix would have been or ultimately come to the realization that they're going to have to sell their home for well under market value.
That being said, if you're looking for a place, make sure the water heater, AC, electric, and plumbing are solid before buying. The last thing you want to do after dropping all that money is to have to drop $10K plus on utilities within a few years of buying the place. Also, always go with a fixer-upper. Obviously avoid it if it's going to require an immense amount of work, but you'd be surprised how easy a lot of the shit is. Linoleum tiles are easy as fuck to remove, you can get new cabinets for 1/3 of the price on craigslist, buy new countertops for cheap if you buy the scrap pieces at a store, and you find more than enough tile for next to nothing at Restore. Hope all goes well with your future home OP.
Owen Barnes
It was 2017 and i only bought it for the memes. I had 100k of nano in 2017 and didnt sell and watched it plummet to 4k. Not many people get second chances. Im still holding all my other shitcoins and still have a 6 figure portfolio. Ive already seen insane returns from link, so its time to say goodbye. I learned from 2017 that when a chart looks like that, its time to move on.
Jeremiah Wright
Not user but literally I just do what Zig Forums tells me, I missed it when it happened with eth, got in when it happened to link, am already locked in for the next shitcoin of choice
Eli Anderson
thank you so much for the advice. I missed out on the opportunity to buy a house in 2017 and now its 2020 and i still have a healthy crypto folio to ride out 2021. Link gave me massive gains and im banking on iota and VET next
Grayson Hernandez
these comments get me every time, never change Zig Forums
you've actually posted this in three different threads now are you OK nolinker?
Parker Thomas
If you had spent some of the last three years understanding Chainlink you would never be selling all at this point. Jesus christ... Yes, we are taking profits but it's just stupid selling all. Remember that $100 LINK is 30b cap, ETH's is 45b now. That's without a bullrun.
Oliver Jackson
Link pure smoke. If you want a real crypto with fundamentals take a look into $DVT DeVault
Thank me later.
Nolan Evans
Why in the fuck would you not keep 1k link? Or if you sell it all, then reorganize your already current 6 figure portfolio in other shitcoins so you can still have 1k link?
The entire point of this all is to be a linkmarine until death. You are going to hate life not being on the train.
I am a fucking seargeant and IM ORDERING YOU TO KEEP 1K LINK ONE WAY OR THE OTHER YOU WORTHLESS CORPORAL OR WHATEVER IT IS YOU ARE.
Carson Rodriguez
AND MAKE NO MISTAKE...THAT IS AN ORDER...IF YOU DONT KEEP 1K YOU WILL GET THE DEATH PENALTY BY MILITARY TRIBUNAL, AND SOME KLEROS FAGGOT WILL BE THE JUDGE JURY AND EXECUTIONER
Leo Robinson
No problem. It also depends on the state/country, but make sure you set aside roughly $15k for closing costs. If the sellers are motivated, you can negotiate and have them pay a solid chunk of it. Estate sales are really good in this instance. A lot of times the trustees are busy with their own lives or don't live in the state, so they're willing to sell off the goods and home for less than market value.
Joshua Brown
Drns;
Cooper Nguyen
So basically you're a retard who ripped up his golden ticket to financial independence just so you could wagecuck for a bank paying off a box?