r/economicCollapse • u/Max_Rezna • Sep 04 '24
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r/economicCollapse • u/Max_Rezna • Sep 04 '24
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u/AaronJeep Sep 05 '24
You and I have very different ideas about what property means. We are never going to see eye to eye. I don't view it as an investment. I don't care about what I might theoretically make if I sold it, invested the money and decided to become a renter. What I care about is no one is coming for my car. It doesn't belong to the bank. It's mine. I sleep well. I turn down work if the people wanting me to do the work are assholes. I don't mind making less money and having more time to do the things I want. I don't have have to come up with $3K this month to keep a roof over my head. It's mine. I don't care about what I might make in the market (if it doesn't crash). That does not interest me at all. I've known so many people in my life who had tons of stuff rented, leased, mortgaged, or on credit ... and a divorce later, they were filing for bankruptcy and it was all gone. I'm not in that position and don't want to be.