Tethered

[Anonymous No.58002173]

I sold. Best of luck guys I just cashed out to buy my dream house. Hope you guys will too one day. I'll buy back in after the next crash

[Anonymous No.58002218]

>>58002173

Nice house !

put there at least $100 to have for a car, $GARF will go at least 1000x until the end of March !

https://www.dextools.io/app/en/solana/pair-explorer/562b7hV4cjZcwkntNPgAFzXkVvH16m7mrFSfaFzNwVoo?t=1710431174665

[Anonymous No.58002229]

how depressing if this is your idea of a dream house

[Anonymous No.58002248]

>>58002218
Haven't done anything with the Solana shitcoin casino, are rugpulls more common?

[Anonymous No.58002259]

>>58002229
His point is that real estate is expensive
He chooses prime location where demand is high and then complains he’s outpriced by even small ugly houses

[Anonymous No.58002386]

I live in the cheapest state and even in rural areas if you want a house that is "move-in ready" it's $300k minimum.
$100k will get you undeveloped land measured in square feet
$200k will get you a dilapidated shack built in 1930 that has actual human feces smeared on the walls and "needs a little TLC"

[Anonymous No.58002399]

>>58002173
700 hundred grand for a bungalow?

[Anonymous No.58002404]

>>58002386
Im absolutely certain i can find places in kentucky and mississippi for way cheaper than 300k

[Anonymous No.58002435]

>>58002404
>kentucky and mississippi

hahhahha

[Anonymous No.58002453]

>>58002404
Ok. Show us what you find.

[Anonymous No.58002472]

Congratulations OP
Hopefully I can do the same one day

[Anonymous No.58002476]

>>58002386
What's the cheapest state? North Dakota or Montana? I hear Wyoming isn't as cheap as people make it seem

[Anonymous No.58002478]

>>58002173
>1604 Hallowell St
Hang on buddy. I'll be right over. We're gonnga be goog friends.

[Anonymous No.58002510]

>>58002453
Here you go. You even get a big lot

[Anonymous No.58002518]

>>58002510
no garage?

[Anonymous No.58002530]

>>58002472
Thanks man, WAGMI

[Anonymous No.58002565]

>>58002229
>>58002399
It's comfy though
>>58002478
Sounds good anon, I'll be in the guy mulching. You wanna get a drink at Conshy Corner?

[Anonymous No.58002569]

Can anyone help me to pay for my university semester exam fees? Its $750 and I am broke this month.

[Anonymous No.58002589]

>>58002569
What degree?

[Anonymous No.58002645]

>>58002589
Its Bsc (Hons) in Accounting.
Can you help me out anon?

[Anonymous No.58002667]

>>58002645
Just sent 5 mil your way
Keep the change

[Anonymous No.58002676]

>>58002173
>he sold right before the halving

Ummm….are you ok anon?

[Anonymous No.58002684]

>>58002667
Nice joke anon. But to be honest, not in a mood at this moment. Worried about it.

[Anonymous No.58002699]

>>58002645
Please send me a response if its possible. I badly want to complete my graduation

[Anonymous No.58002710]

>>58002476
hahahahahahaha

[Anonymous No.58002718]

>>58002699
>>58002645
>>58002589
Will be eagerly waiting for your response anon. Let me know>>58002645

[Anonymous No.58002774]

>>58002645
>>58002699
What college?
>>58002710
?

[Anonymous No.58002895]

>>58002676
Isn't the halving priced in? The last two didn't lead to pumps right after that I remember

[Anonymous No.58003550]

>>58002173
700k for that?! Man, this housing crash is gonna be brutal.

[Anonymous No.58003589]

>>58002774
>>58002895
Kys

[Anonymous No.58003637]

>>58002173
>>58002229
Honestly I lived in Wayne, right next to Conshohoken, for a few years and he'll be fine with that size of a house. It's not a flashy place by any means, and he has easy access to Philadelphia, and relatively easy access to New York, D.C. or Atlantic City. It's a modest house for a modest town in an average area. I don't blame OP, he'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.58003667]

>>58002510
Bro that's a fucking shack. From the pictures alone OP's place is worth at least 4 times that, not joking

[Anonymous No.58003687]

>>58003550
Am I crazy? OP's house looks like its worth about 700k to me. It's modest, sure, but Conshohoken is basically a suburb of a major city with easy access to the entire east coast. I get why there's a premium over, say, Kansas.

[Anonymous No.58003734]

nice. I'm near Philly and god damn it's fucking expensive. Thinking of cashing in my link to throw more of a downpayment at a place so that I could also get a (((DREAM))) home and not pay a shit load every month.

[Anonymous No.58003745]

>>58003667
Its ony like -30% the size of OP image why are you bullshitting

[Anonymous No.58003746]

>>58002173
These threads aren’t funny and are forced as fuck.

[Anonymous No.58003824]

>>58003745
Basements aren't included on square footage

[Anonymous No.58003862]

>>58002173
next crash is in 2-3 years
okay then

[Anonymous No.58003869]

>>58003637
>easy access to Philadelphia, and relatively easy access to New York, D.C. or Atlantic City.

[Anonymous No.58003897]

>>58002404
well well well, looks like we got a bunch of citybos here

https://youtu.be/voBcDtXIMvA
https://youtu.be/voBcDtXIMvA

[Anonymous No.58003903]

>>58003869
Baltimore too

[Anonymous No.58003932]

>>58003903
oooh the heckin hustle and bustle of the city!! god I wish I could live in a 200 sqft cuckshack next to Shaqueefa and her 7 niglets

[Anonymous No.58003933]

>>58002173
Do these threads represent your current portfolio value? Because that would be based. Last one I saw was $500k. Keep us updated on your progress OP

[Anonymous No.58003963]

>>58003869
>>58003932
Yes nigger, your flyover rural townships in the middle of Incest-Bumfuck, Nebraska are worth less than coastal urban suburbs, niggers and all.

[Anonymous No.58003995]

>>58003897
Does this one offer any discounts on cleanup after you kill yourself there?

[Anonymous No.58004010]

>>58003963
lmao enjoy your nigger infested shitholes. just remember, you and all subhuman cityfags are target #1 for a nuclear attack. you cockroaches have literally boxed yourself in and made it easy to be exterminated. hellfire awaits

[Anonymous No.58004020]

>>58003963
>>58003995
why would I even consider that, I've got trailer park cuties following me around town because I've got yankee rizz

https://youtu.be/pceDfPLf2hw

[Anonymous No.58004138]

>>58003687
You think THAT is worth 700k?!?!?!
Dude a 3/2 that's only 2.3k sqft, for 700k??
Buddy go take a look at Texas real-estate and see what 700k can get you.
You'd practically get a fucking mansion for that price at that state.
That house isn't even worth 400k if you ask me. It's a basic starter home that has nothing really going for it.

[Anonymous No.58004173]

>>58004138
I live in a super high cost of living area (Bay area) admittedly, but 700k for a starter home in a relatively comfy area like that seems about right to me. I've been to Texas and it's nice though. I have a friend there who just bought a house for about 360k. It's tempting, I admit.

[Anonymous No.58004192]

>>58003637
Oh. What could be better than quick access to the nigger violence capitals of the US

[Anonymous No.58004253]

>>58004192
As opposed to flyover states that have access to....access to...oh, nothing at all.

[Anonymous No.58004254]

>>58002173
Leveraging debt or paying cash?

[Anonymous No.58004280]

>>58004173
>I live in a super high cost of living area
So do I. I live in Miami, one of the most expensive cities in the US. 700k here will get you the bare minimum. I've seen townhouses that go for even higher.
The market here is running dry because people can't afford the current prices.
And even if the house is in a good area, you'd still have to wonder if the property itself (the condition of the home, what it includes, size, etc) is even worth the money.
You ask any person here if they're gonna buy a home (in Miami) any time soon and they all say the same thing: "it isn't worth it" and I 100% agree.
And those same people, are looking to buy in states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Tennessee.
It's because the homes are cheaper, larger, and worth their prices even with current interest rates.
If I'm going to spend 700k on a house, I'm going to get my monies worth.

[Anonymous No.58004299]

>>58004253
Sure love the hustle and bustle of $20 drinks, getting shot, renting a 500sqft apartment, & national guard members searching my bags!

[Anonymous No.58004354]

>>58004280
I somewhat agree with everything you're saying, except in my case I want to treat my primary residence as an investment. Meaning that I don't really care about the size of the home so long as I think it will still hold its value over the next 10 years. I also just like the area, as much as the other poster wants to shit on it. I'm willing to pay a high premium for a small difference in where I live at this point. It's not like I can't see where you're coming from though. Like I said, it's really tempting to just uproot my family and move us all to Texas.

[Anonymous No.58004390]

>>58004253
I can go outside and kill an animal and eat it, what can you do cityboah, pay 20 pieces for a sandwich, you downright deranged boy

I got a feeling you a faggot boy

[Anonymous No.58004596]

>>58004354
>I want to treat my primary residence as an investment. Meaning that I don't really care about the size of the home so long as I think it will still hold its value over the next 10 years.
That is EXACTLY how most old folks here in Miami see buying a home. And by "old folks" I mean geriatrics.
But here's the issue: how will you be able to sell your home, when no one can afford to buy your home?
I believe this is the issue most homeowners will face in the later future.
If median household income remains the same, but housing prices increase, how will the average joe afford to buy a home?
Answer: they can't.
It's the equivalent of a guy selling apples at a stall where buyers are unable to purchase said apples, because they are too high in price.
So what does the seller end up doing? They are forced to drop the price, before another seller (who is also selling apples) swoops in and lowers prices beforehand.
Otherwise, they're left holding a big bag of apples that ends up rotting over time.
And in the sense of housing location, using that as a means of investing; who's to say that the area will/won't flourish? It's a high stakes gamble at the end of the day, in which you'll be bleeding liquid cash if you aren't getting some type of return on the investment itself (property taxes, maintenance/upkeep, mortgage (unless you pay outright in cash), utilities, etc).
I understand that most people can see purchasing a home as a way of securing your wealth, but there's WAY too many variables that can end up backfiring.
Inflation, state of the economy, interest rates, wages, and area prospects are all variables which influence home prices independently. That's too risky as a means of investing if you ask me.
Who's to say that the 10yr hold will even be 10yrs? By then, rates could go even higher while wages remain the same.
Then you, and other sellers, will be wondering who in the world even has the capital to purchase your home at X price.

[Anonymous No.58004708]

>>58004596
I mean I'm not trying to brag but I'm looking at buying a roughly $3 million home this year, and possibly a second, smaller vacation home like OP's in a more rural area as well.
Surely the argument that "nobody will be able to afford a home" at this price range is a bit different, right?

[Anonymous No.58004831]

>>58004253
>>58004390
You guys gonna make out now?

[Anonymous No.58004853]

>>58002173
Congrats man, looks comfy

[Anonymous No.58004998]

>>58004831
we'd beat a citybo with bricks if he tried to show his faggotry round here

[Anonymous No.58005633]

>>58004596
>how will you be able to sell your home, when no one can afford to buy your home
Blackrock will buy it in cash

[Anonymous No.58006088]

>>58002774
Can you please help me out with $750?

[Anonymous No.58006106]

Can anyone help me to pay for my university semester exam fees? Its $750 and I am broke this month.

[Anonymous No.58006773]

>>58004708
Most Americans don't fall under your circumstances at all.
In fact, most live paycheck to paycheck.
They don't have the capital or credit to act on a plan like that, let alone the revenue stream.
>>58005633
>Blackrock will buy it in cash
No. What they'll do, is send you an appraisor who will knock down 15-20% of the current equity, knowing you'll depend on them to buy out your property.
Then they'll buy it in cash.

[Anonymous No.58006803]

>>58002229
Newfag