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>>17598448
property taxes and dependents

Imagine buying $5000 of worthless fornitures to impress a roastie and not spending them on LINK.

>>17598448
I own my home outright and I have enough investment income to cover my property taxes.
I don't work but i do side hustles and take on entertainment gigs (i dance and dj). I will never do anything that i don't want to do just for the money. Feelsgoodman.jpg

>>17598460
>property taxes and dependents
the irony of this post.

>>17598448
'own' if you have a mortgage you don't own the house; the bank does. sure, you can sit around eating cheetos all day, but you won't have much money, unless you're a successful trader or something

>>17598476
based

>>17598448
Cause I want to buy more home to rent out for passive income so I dont have to work and can move to the middle of nowhere

>>17598448
They have no souls
They fell for the jewish materialism and consumerism meme
They are retarded

>>17598448
>just gamble on meme tokens until you have $200k, bro

>>17598448
Realized that if I owned a home I could literally work a minimum wage job, 20 hours a week minimum, and maintain my lifestyle. Literally about $1,000 goes into a home monthly whether it be one you bought or are renting. The other approx. $1000 is non home used money. Once you own it outright the only thing remaining is property tax like 1 or 2 times a year. Heck you could work full time for 5 years at a minimum wage job and then take off 5 years in a row.

Property Tax
Home Insurance
HOA fees
Home Maintenance

Even after owning a home you're gonna pay about $10,000 per year on everything above.

We're living in the least affordable era in American history.

>>17598850
>>just gamble on meme tokens until you have $200k, bro
already made 50k with link, just need another x4

>>17599149
This.

Plus saving for retirement, driving costs and healthcare in the US.

Not to mention clothing and student loans.

I could keep going...

>>17598476
Go to craigslist and get free shit
Invest 25$ for cleaning off dried cum

>>17598448
My property taxes are about $7k/year. Need to paint the exterior this year. Deck boards are going to need to be replaced soon. Fence is starting to fall over. Bats are living in the chimney. New roof will be needed in the next 10 years. The fun never ends.

>>17598448

I'm renting a two bedroom apartment for $500 a month. I'm fostering special needs doggos from my local shelter for $125; they pay for food and any medical expenses.

It's literally free real estate.

>>17599120
Unrealistic

Being forced to work FT for 50 years is way worse than a mortgage. Companies don’t keep people around like they used to and so this “house investment” isn’t appealing. Now renting out a place to tenants is another thing.

>>17599149
You would be a literal retard for buying a house in a HOA.
Home insurance is not necessary once you pay off your mortgage.
Property tax can be easily covered by investments such as dividend stocks.

>>17599580
My property taxes are about $1500/yr. Learn how to maintain your house yourself. Also, you can just get rid of the fence and deck to simplify the maintenance in the future.

>>17599761
I actually did a lot of cosmetic work on my house when I bought it. New floors, trim, doors, interior paint, removed popcorn ceilings, new lighting fixtures, etc. I don't mind building sweat equity, but there are some jobs that I just don't want to do.

>>17598448

My mother sold her house 3 years ago and made $65k.

If she would have waited the 3 years, she would have made $110k.

I don't think buying houses will continue once boomers finally die off.

>>17598505
naisu

>>17598460

This and maintenance. Plus all the other things you need, health insurance food etc...