No damnit he’s trying to cut down on expenses. So it’s all Choi Choi Choi and tofu okay
You’ll be lucky to get some fish balls in your mouth

It’s very healthy !! Ah mo pot

Just dig up choi + tomatoes from the China farm in the back yard, sell the remainder on Victoria drive ??? Profit

man even choi at the market are expensive these days.

https://www.revscene.net/forums/cust...tar31445_2.gif

Depending on which city you are in, you are allowed to raise some animals too. You can have infinite free eggs, chicken, duck, I believe there's a house in New West with a cow in the back :fulloffuck: but can't say no to infinite supply of bbq duck :accepted: you gotta live like a true Asian. Level up from just back yard China farm.

i'm surprised vancouver allows this.
in my area in E.van there's a few homes with chickens and the owner gets a steady supply of fresh eggs

I got an offer on my condo today, it had the strangest clause something I’ve never even seen before.

The buyer wrote in that they want their buying agent paid more than the standard buyers agent rate??? The fuck? Why? Amounts to like $2k extra out of pocket to their agent if agreed to.

Buying agent doesn’t have to do fuck all for work why would a buyer agree to make that part of an offer??? I mean assuming a seller agrees to that it means the buyer could have gotten another $2k off on this case? Mental.

Counter offer: Add $2k to the sale price and agree to giving the buyer's agent extra $2k

:lawl:

Maybe the buyer doesn't speak english and the buying agent added it themselves LOL

It's Richmond maaaang everyone involved besides me is Chinese lol

Buyer(s) and realtor are Chen's and Tang's

I'd love to do this but they seriously lowballed... reading too many reddit threads saying to offer as low as you want because condos supposedly aren't selling I guess

Well how hurting for cash are you?

That sounds like some kinda funky way to launder money or hide a payment to the agent for something else.

You can also demand bj from China realtor like bad hobz:considered:

maybe they're friends/related/arrangement as above :ifyouknow:

Rebate in place and their agent probably looking for you to cover the difference.

Accepted a counter offer... but honestly I doubt they'll stick around after they get the strata docs since the building will be going through an assessment sometime in the next year

What the shit is this, something I would build in the Sims, I guess I can use it as a fish pond.

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...nue-white-rock

https://cdn.realtor.ca/listing/TS638...R2923551_3.jpg

what is that? hot tub, mini pool, or is it really a fish pond? i can't tell in the pic.

Just went to our catchment school to register my son for school and was talking to the secretary there.

Super chatty Cathy. Anyway, she told me that she's retiring next year after 36 years of working for the VSB. She has a house that she's considering selling, but she wants to see if her pension and her husband's pension will be able to fund their lifestyle, they want to travel a lot. Her husband is retiring next week and she's retiring next June. She said she gets close to nine weeks vacation and gets paid out if she doesn't use it.

It's just the thought of someone today being able to get a job, accumulate that much vacation, get a pension/benefit, buy a house, have it paid off, and then have the opportunity to sell it for close to $2M to fund their retirement is pretty much impossible these days.

Yea they should have bought re before they were born. Your parents should have bought you a house. So you should start buying a place for your son.

You get all the dirt !

They should hire you as an interrogator

Send in the nutty butter !!!!
But captain ! That’s inhumane.
I don’t care ! Send jiffy in

Now that I see the state of real estate, I have changed my thesis on buying my son a house. I don't think it makes sense to buy a house now and give it to my son later.

It makes more sense to be in the equity markets and let those positions grow. Once he needs a place in 30 years I'll just sell stock to help him with a big down payment or buy him something at that point.

I guess time will tell if that's the right move or not.

Haha, I was really charming with her because I needed info about registration. So I put the charm on heavy.

Ignoring what happened between 2019-2022, sticking your money in the S&P since ~20 years ago has still yielded a MUCH better return than a house in Vancouver.

That's some creeeeaammmy peanut butter... spread that registrar lady so smooth