The more you look around the more things might actually be worse than 2008 tbh lol

@NipseyHoussle 🤮

@NipseyHoussle There’s some kid who pushes this on a bunch of broke people and has a huge following. Reading the comments is seriously sad. And wouldn’t you guess it, he has a course. Every commenter is “bro I’m going to save enough money for your course and do this, let’s gooo 💸🔥” so bad

@NipseyHoussle Which travel nurse will pay for 4,300 dollars. A month for rent ? They’ll rather live in a hotel lol. I think you realize they also look at market rent right

@NipseyHoussle How do you charge almost 3X the average rent in the area just by furnishing the place? How convenient

@NipseyHoussle 2008 called, it says it wants its issues back.

@NipseyHoussle $210/ monthly expenses 🤣🤣🤣

@NipseyHoussle Did she miss this part of her own video?

@NipseyHoussle she doesn't run an airbnb business, she runs an e-course business

@NipseyHoussle It’s so easy. Why hasn’t anyone thought of this already?!?

@NipseyHoussle 70% occupancy rate and a very specialist list of clients, implies she will get at best 70% occupancy in the long run and with a specialist list of people she rents to probably less. With costs that high looks like she won’t make much if anything, especially after taxes.

@NipseyHoussle Aahh… we do need a massive wipeout urgently. People like this, who assume they can 3x monthly without any remote idea of all the risks involved, and swindling people (viewers and renters), is the main reason why we need a massive financial correction until morale improves.

@NipseyHoussle It’s not a bubble because she didn’t actually to it. It’s hollow content.

@NipseyHoussle $4300 a month. That seems reasonable to her?

@NipseyHoussle 4k a month for an airbnb apartment, are you shitting me?

@NipseyHoussle Who the hell is paying $4k a month for a small furnished apartment?

@NipseyHoussle Would work in 2021... go broke in 2023

@NipseyHoussle Next great business idea: lease cars from dealership and then rent them on Turo

@NipseyHoussle The con isn't the investment play. It's that she's probably broke, selling dreams to desperate people, and making $100k/month selling courses and life coaching sessions as a fraud.