Bryguy420
Active Member
In a hypothetical situation, say you was making an income of a thousand or two a week using a fully medical operation. You supplied to only qualified, liscenced people, who made fat donations to your electricity bill. After awhile, going to the bank just doesn't seem like a viable option. I would think that the IRS would be really interested in a bank account of a guy that rarely worked, but always seemed to deposit 800-1200 into his ATM every week. I suppose you can only get so lucky on the states lottery lol
If you was getting a large amount of cash for what you did in your back yard, how would you handle the situation? If you had to much cash built up (say $30,000 or more), it would be very difficult putting that to something good. Is it generally koshure to rent out a house (or buy one for that matter) in all cash? Would there be any way to invest the cash without having to launder it, necessarily? I'm not even sure laundering it would be effective, because buying, say a resteraunt, in all cash just doesn't seem to sound right either. Deep down, everyone wants to be Tony Fucking Montana. What do you guys think? Hypothetically, of course.
If you was getting a large amount of cash for what you did in your back yard, how would you handle the situation? If you had to much cash built up (say $30,000 or more), it would be very difficult putting that to something good. Is it generally koshure to rent out a house (or buy one for that matter) in all cash? Would there be any way to invest the cash without having to launder it, necessarily? I'm not even sure laundering it would be effective, because buying, say a resteraunt, in all cash just doesn't seem to sound right either. Deep down, everyone wants to be Tony Fucking Montana. What do you guys think? Hypothetically, of course.