How many "Commoners" do you know that own entire apartment buildings?
Seems more like the pastime of princelings and Princes to me. "Just a few million on a small passive income investment... Better hold it off the market for a bit to lock in the best rate make it grow."
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I have had terrible LL and I have had great LL. More socially conscious LL TY.
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Makes a tremendous difference, to be sure! I use "princeling" as a class designation: accredited investors who can do something like buy an apartment building, invest in a hedge fund. Neither good nor bad itself; just means you have power. Matters most what you do with that power
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Guessing you do not need to rent. Cute philosophizing tho about class and power.
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Incorrect. I sat for the Series 65 test. Anybody can do that.
Never worked for a hedge fund. Applied to several, including Thiel Capital, ironically. Never hired tho.
Probably a mistake on their part 😄
Now I'm going over their heads to implement a #wealthtax on Princes
My past is as open as my LinkedIn page. 😉
You find the 65 on there; not much else to my credit. I represent the way good people can fall through the cracks while others accumulate enough wealth to make it to the next generation.
We've already established your resume is better.
The thing that scares them, and maybe you, is that I do know how the system works. I know what I'm talking about. And yet I'm unencumbered by ponderous wealth, and connected to the poorest and most vulnerable among us—I know what it's like more than any millionaire or billionaire
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