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If you buy the Chateau I will come to the party |
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2023 gr/ type r scene, 2024 beetle yacht scene, 2025 chateau scene :notbad: |
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Man that's a TONNE of black mold in that one room whew!!! The pool table is fun. Porn set. |
Lol that chateaux will cost a small fortune to be inhabitable again, let alone actually nice to live in, and then another small fortune every year to maintain it. |
Yea.. it’s a castle.. lol |
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193k property taxes :lol That’s a beautiful home though, tasteful modernish west coast |
Lawl. Property tax is almost 200k a year |
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So uh... RS group buy? Just need to round up about 120 RS ballers to buy this place. We could time-share this thing. Everybody gets it for 3 days of the year?? Or we could subdivide this place 120 ways and everybody gets a patch of 83 sqft to stand on. That's 9ft by 9ft!! |
i would have a hard time deciding which sitting area to hang out in when my friends come over. there are like 10 options |
Ooooh that 60M house is nice... too bad it doesn't come with Margot Robbie. |
I wouldn't personally sink $60 million into one house, especially in Vancouver. Instead, I would spread it around and buy properties around the world. |
^^ this, I didn't think Vancouver is worth $60m is it even assessed at that much? |
Also $200k a year in taxes ain't bad on $60m that's 0.003% vs your tear down at $2m is already paying like $9000 which works out to be 0.004%. |
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Buying a $60M house for a billionaire is like me buying a $60k car. It's kind of nice, but not impressive. |
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You guys are lulz. I was showing my wife and I was saying you can afford Margot Robbie for a night |
Stop talking about Margot Robbie. My penis can only be so erect |
Jamie Pressley, Samara Weaving |
Renewal is up in < 60 days, total housing costs will be close to $3K/month for a 20 year old 1BR in Van. If I rent my place, I can net $6K/year pre-tax. Equity can net around $20-24K/year average index gains. A few of my friends are going full-equity and renting cheaper places. We all plan to upgrade to duplex/TH ($5-7K/mo) in the next 3-5 years with future partner. So there's no incentive to go from 1BR to 2/3BR. I'm thinking about doing the same so I can be more mobile, try living in new areas and potentially new cities. Anyone else liquidate their only PR for a short period of time? Everyone is saying no but math makes sense to me. |
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Yes, it does make sense from a math perspective only. However, have you considered the qualitative factors? Do stonks only go up? Do you think you will not get priced out when you're ready to buy again? I am unsure of your relationship status, however do you foresee yourself purchasing of such magnitude with someone you've only been with for a couple of years? If I was a single guy looking at my financial options, your train of thought is a good one. However, I think you need to look at the qualitative stuff to make a right decision for you. |
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