GTA 5 V ONLINE GET RICH FAST - MILLIONS $$$$$$$$ - PART 3

Once you have your office, you will now be a CEO, not a VIP; though, at this stage, there is not much difference. However, don’t worry about your balance right now if buying the office wiped you out, because you’ll no longer need $50,000 to do the organizational work, and it can now be done with $0 forever. Also, you can get free snacks, alcohol and cigarettes from your assistant in your office, so make sure you take advantage of this. Use them on missions, and resupply constantly.

 

The cheapest office (more expensive ones are no different), buy the cheapest special cargo warehouse, located in Rancho. You’re going to want to wait until you can afford both, because once your buy either of them, you’re going to have to start paying some hefty bills. Previously, your only regular expenses were to your mechanic, who didn’t cost very much, but now you’ll have to pay your mechanic, your assistant, and your upkeep. Because of this, it’s important to always keep earning, because otherwise, you’re just losing money.

 

REMEMBER: If your total bills are $6,000 per hour (hypothetically), it’ll be costing you $100 per minute that you sit in GTA Online. As you can imagine, this adds up over time.

 

The good news, however, is that you’re now done with contact missions forever. Unless they’re paying double, or you want to earn RP, you never need to do them again.

 

Instead, you’re going to need to alternate between Sightseer and filling up your special cargo warehouse. Start by doing a Sightseer mission, before buying a crate and delivering it. Then repeat the process for as long as your willing to or until you have a full warehouse or 16 creates. By doing Sightseer before purchasing your cargo, you’ll be paying the cost of the crates off, plus an additional $18,000 that you can pocket for yourself as pure profit, adding up to a total of $144,000 if you buy two crates at a time.

 

The most efficient way to buy crates is to buy two at a time. Don’t buy three at once.

One Crate → $2,000

Two Crates → $8,000

Three Crates → $18,000

As you can see, buying two crates at a time costs twice as much ($4,000/create), but you fill up your warehouse twice as fast. Because of this, it’s worth paying twice as much, because you can sell it twice as fast. You do carry twice the risk, but it’s worth it for the time savings, because your time is worth far more as you could spend the saved time doing something else.

 

Also, three at a time is definitely not worth it.

The cost of buying three at a time is $6,000/crate.

But at this point, the risk is too high. If some griefer decides to destroy your cargo, you’re down 3 crates and $18,000. Just avoid this route and go with the two crates option.

 

Once your warehouse is full (16 creates), you need to sell it.

This is where most of your risk is. If you’re part of an active crew, get as many people as you can to help you. If not, you’re going to have to sell the cargo yourself.

 

If you have your crew members helping you, you should sell in a lobby that’s as populated as possible, because you get a large bonus for doing so. If you’re on your own, sell in a lobby that’s as small as possible, unless you’re confident. Should any of your cargo be destroyed (as long as not all of it gets destroyed), just close down your application and reload GTA Online, and 95% of your total cargo will be back at your warehouse.

 

Sell when your cargo is maxed out (16 crates, at this point), because you’ll earn more money for selling in bulk.

 

Obtaining crates doesn’t take too long, but it can become fairly repetitive. In the long run, it’ll be worth it, though, and you shouldn’t have to do it too many times.

 

Selling a full small warehouse should net you $244,000, with bonuses added on top of that if more players and organizations are present in the lobby of sale.

 

If you wish, it may be beneficial to wait before you buy an office and warehouse until you can afford one of the largest capacity warehouses, because you’ll net over $1,000,000 for selling a full warehouse, which will set you up perfectly for the next step. That’s a lot of contact missions and Sightseers, though, so we would advise against it.

 

When it comes to selling, this is why Free Aim is the best bet - because it’s more peaceful. In the golden age of Xbox 360 GTA Online, Free Aim was insanely peaceful. You could stay in a filled-out (16 player) lobby for hours, and never be bothered by anyone. Rival gangs and organizations did fight, but, generally speaking, randoms griefing players was insanely rare. Now, however, last gen is filled with cheaters, and isn’t a great place to be, and current gen Free Aim is nowhere near as peaceful as it once was on Xbox 360, thanks to the addition of Free Aim Assisted, encouraging Assisted Aim players to play in Free Aim lobbies.

 

Regardless, however, Free Aim lobbies are still far more peaceful than Assisted Aim lobbies, so selling cargo, vehicles, stock, etc. in Free Aim lobbies is a far better option. The reason we said to play in Free Aim from the start is because you need to be adept at using Free Aim incase trouble does find you, and playing in it all along will cause your Free Aim skill to increase greatly. The reason we suggested against Free Aim Assisted (despite the fact that it ruins Free Aim) is because most serious Free Aim organizations won’t let their members or associates use Free Aim Assisted, putting you in the same situation that you’d be if you played on Assisted Aim all along.

  

Once you manage to earn another $1,500,000, quickly invest this into the cheapest vehicle warehouse. This is the point that earning money will become much faster.

 

This vehicle warehouse will allow you to earn money very quickly. To maximize your income, you’ll want to proceed in the following order;

1. Source a vehicle
2. Sell the vehicle
3. Sightseer
4. Crate

Because there’s a 48 minute cool-down period after selling an Import/Export vehicle before you can sell another (though you can source them far faster), you’ll need to continue to alternate between Sightseer and Crates for about 35 minutes before sourcing another vehicle and selling it.

 

When selling, try and do it in a low-population lobby. There are small bonuses for selling it in a populated lobby, but because of the cooldown period and the time and money spent, it’s not worth the risk for the small bonus.

  

Many guides and players will advise that players simply blow up standard vehicles, store mid ranged vehicles, and sell top ranged vehicles instantly. This is really bad advice. We would always recommend the player store all vehicles. You can store up to 40 in a warehouse, and you should never even be close to that number. A good tactic can be to store a standard if you get one, and not sell it. Then, go back and source another. Sell anything other than standards. Then, invite as many people to your organization as possible (randoms or crew members), and sell the mid-top ranged vehicle yourself and have the other players sell the standard. This is because most players are very bad drivers, and, assuming you're a decent driver, you will earn a lot more money by selling the expensive vehicles yourself without damaging them than the other players will smashing them every 10 seconds.

 

Also, always sell for the most amount of money possible.

It does cost more money, and the risk is higher, but it’s more than worth it, usually more than doubling your net profit. If you’re not confident in the lobby, find another one. Don’t sell vehicles if you’re not confident, because you can’t just exit out of the lobby or close down your application and lose 5%. You’ll usually lose your vehicle and waste your time and money.


PART 4