• @TheCelticPirate
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    136 days ago

    Did you really use a $50k house that needs at least $100k in repairs in a terrible neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio as an example? Are you trolling? This might be the worst house for sale in America.

    • @Lost_My_Mind
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      -86 days ago

      Seriously? You think that’s the worst house in America? There’s not even pictures of the inside because long term tenants live there.

      Thats not a bad area. Thats W.46 between Storer and Clark. I could open zillow again, and try to find some of those $2,000 dollar houses if you want to see some houses that need repairs. And they’d be in the actual ghetto.

      • Flying Squid
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        55 days ago

        This is what you said before:

        You say you couldn’t even buy a house with a few million dollars? I could buy a house for $70,000.

        For another $10,000 I could fit the house with solar, and use the other 900,000 to live off interest.

        Where are you planning to live on that interest? Because it won’t be in that house.

        • @Lost_My_Mind
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          -15 days ago

          You don’t think you could live in a $70,000 house, that’s fully paid off, with $1,500 a month?

          • Flying Squid
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            5 days ago

            I would say that the likelihood of being able to live in the house you linked to without repairs that would cost far, far more than that is highly unlikely. But hey, you inhale all the black mold spores you like. Don’t let me stop you.

            Also, maybe you have $70,000 on hand to buy a house, but most people have mortgages, and after you pay your mortgage and your utility bills and buy food, I don’t think much of that $1500 will be left. If you even make enough.

      • @ChickenLadyLovesLife
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        45 days ago

        There’s not even pictures of the inside because long term tenants live there.

        Lol there aren’t pictures of the inside because the tenants have destroyed the place and are refusing to pay rent, and the landlord - having learned that investing in rental properties is not always the money-printing panacea it’s cracked up to be - is desperate to escape from the situation.