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TopicApparently Owning Property Takes You From The Bottom 10% To The Top 20%
Bulbasaur
07/28/19 1:17:46 PM
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aDirtyShisno posted...
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So Im eventually supposed to inherit a property from my father and doing a quick google search on it shows its valued at approximately $760,000.

I'd say this is more meaningful than JUST inheriting property - that's fairly expensive property compared to the US average. Significantly so - about half the property in the US falls below $200k in value.

The vast majority of people in the US have zero chance of ever inheriting property worth $750k.


Yeah... If I didnt have a brother I wouldve inherited 2... Wouldve been nice to say Im a millionaire but Ill have to stick with I got! Or what I will get, lol.

Maybe you can make an accident happen... Not saying you should... But if you really want to say you're a millionaire...

Meh. He has horrible luck with vehicles and works at a train station. With his luck it wouldnt be surprising if a train were to derail and somehow hed be the only casualty despite never being actually near the thing.

now if this happens you'll be the one blamed for it, go to prison, and lose your property to the government since you likely aren't gonna be able to pay the taxes on it

actually, good luck paying the taxes on it in general. in la county, that's over $6000.
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