@paulg What is the best etf to make this bet?

Bidding war for Vacasa!

💍 2025’s Hottest Wedding Dates & How to Maximize Your STR Revenue 💰 Weddings are big business, and 2025 has some prime dates couples are locking in! If you’re a vacation rental host, here’s how to capitalize on the demand. 🏡✨ 🔥 Top Wedding Dates for 2025: •2/2/25 (Sunday) – Palindrome date •5/25/25 (Sunday) – Memorial Day weekend •8/8/25 (Friday) – Lucky number date •10/10/25 (Friday) – Balanced & easy to remember •12/13/25 (Saturday) – Sequential date 📈 Pricing Strategies for STR Hosts: 1️⃣ Weekend Premiums – Increase rates by 20-40% for popular wedding weekends. 2️⃣ Multi-Night Minimums – Require 3+ night stays to avoid one-night event bookings. 3️⃣ Wedding Blocks – Offer bulk rates for wedding parties booking multiple homes. 4️⃣ Concierge Add-Ons – Upsell transportation, catering, or decor setup services. 5️⃣ Optimize Listings – Highlight proximity to wedding venues, spacious common areas, and luxury amenities. Weddings = high-value guests looking for premium stays. Smart pricing = bigger profits.

@VladTheInflator Buuutt, multi family can’t go down because everyone needs a place to live. 🤣

@garrytan Same.. also mu

@realEstateTrent Now do it for it contracts..

@realEstateTrent Avoiding hassle but haven’t seen much benefit other than that.

@kimmonismus Except curing isn’t nearly as profitable as treating

@contractorkeith Underrated…teaches him to go to college so he won’t go into construction.

@CashMoneyGoulah @Fire5280 @HalieyWelchX @realDonaldTrump Anyone getting into either should know what it is, especially hawk coin. For trump I think his ego is to big to just pull rug but hard to say

Startup Survival: The Critical Role of Contracts with Service Providers When building a startup, poorly scoped contracts with critical service providers can kill your momentum—or your dream altogether. This is true from real estate construction to software development .  A good contract is the foundation of your labor:  • From engineering to construction all contracts need clear deliverables, milestones, and fixed prices are non-negotiable. Ambiguity here can lead to spiraling costs and delays. • Get multiple bids and use and get everything promised verbally in writing. To limit ambiguity your requirements should also be well defined and written. Make those referral calls and do your homework • Minimize change orders. These are a killer, take additional time to plan before execution, use the discussions and bids from vendors as an opportunity to refine the plan.  💡 Key Takeaways 1️⃣ Every contract needs clarity: scope, timeline, and cost. 2️⃣ Build accountability into every agreement. Missed deadlines = penalties. 3️⃣ Set a hard budget ceiling (including contingencies). Unlimited spend can crush even the best idea. This all may sound like common sense, but I’ve seen it too many times from first time founders. Smart contracts with critical service providers aren’t just paperwork—they’re your startup’s lifeline. What’s the worst provider mistake you’ve seen (or made)? Let’s learn from it 👇.

@rott250 @Fire5280 Genius. Saw that it has 22k followers.

@Fire5280 🤦🏼‍♂️ not even hating on the car value in anyway. Just some of his takes can’t be serious. It amazes me every time I’m on this app how uninformed some of these big accounts

@realEstateTrent Death of the cold call? Say it isn’t so.

@ClintFiore 100% Really made a point that making time for my kids is top priority.

@loganzuber17 Do you have to butcher it at that price?

@BillAckman At 4 cents on the dollar. Guess it’s better to be early than not at all

@lindsaystamp3 There is always “Buy Bitcoin” everyday. 😜