Turn $150 into $15K in 30 Days
Posted by kim on September 13, 2006
Since this site is not going to generate enough revenue to have my house paid off before I move in, I’m going to have to get a conventional mortgage loan. Leave it me to need a loan when interest rates are rising. I am locked in at 6.5% if I close by 9/25. I was hoping for under 6%. I still have a goal to pay off my house early and do away with mortgage payments. It’s the taxes and insurance that are gonna kill me.
Anyway, I’m always researching new site ideas to make more money. I found the site, “15K Challenge”, and have been reading Dan’s blog on how he plans to turn $150 into $15,000 in 30 days.
I knew MySpace was a good networking tool (thus why I have a profile there), but after reading how he made a “fake” MySpace account, makes me wonder how many profiles out there are real and how many are fake. Trust me, I am the real deal.
What I’m Eating Now… Tombstone Pepperoni Pizza. Those that know me well, know my favorite food is PIZZA! And I don’t discriminate – I like all pizza chains, frozen brands (except Totinos) and homemade pizza alike.
Pretty funny story too… stalker
Paul said,
There are ways to get it lower. If you want to have money, listen to Dave Ramsey of daveramsey.com every day online or on a radio station. If you just want to talk about having money or always be wanting it, Dave will tell you to continue involving creditors like banks and credit cards and other entirely unneccessary payments in your life. A mortgage is the only thing that is a valid payment, but only in a certain equation. Other things like car payments and credit card payments have no redeeming value. How come NONE of the Forbes Top 10 Billionaires own new cars? None of them. Google it. It’s because the “making payments business” holds you back. These people are only into making money, not losing it. It’s because buying a new car outright is pointless when theirs runs fine. The making payments business is a guaranteed way for losing money. We’re talking an old Volvo station wagon that one of these guys drives. Money doesn’t leave his hand unless there’s a chance it will grow. His Lear jet probably wasn’t brand new either. It’s that attitude towards money that got that station wagon guy where he is.
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