Re: Do you think you can spend a million dollars in 1 day?
Easy just pay T-Rex to do 666 one round battles. According to Rex Time Is Money paid him 1500 for his one round against DNA
1,000,000 / 1500 = 666 and change
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Re: Do you think you can spend a million dollars in 1 day?
theres a movie like that with richard pryor and john candy called Brewsters Millions
he has to spend 30 million in 30 days and he'll get 300 million
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dont want to spoil the film and say how he does it lol
technically buying a house is NOT spending a million dollars, its converting one million dollar asset into another million dollar asset.
you're still in possession of the million dollars.
thats like saying im gonna go spend it on Canadian currency.
That's dumb, you could say that about anything, if you go buy a TV for $1,000 you still spent a grand, it doesn't matter that you have something that's worth a thousand in return.
That's dumb, you could say that about anything, if you go buy a TV for $1,000 you still spent a grand, it doesn't matter that you have something that's worth a thousand in return.
Well since house prices rise and fall you're house can either lose your money or make your money that way. I see what Trad means, but his point wouldnt only really make sense if:
You deal in real-estate and plan to flip
Or if you got a mortgage/loan on your house's worth.
Houses are abit different than cars and tvs theres more perceived value in them and they dont depreciate like cars and other things like that do. Plus property size and location in general come into play too, Tvs arnt worth more in the ghetto than they are the suburbs.
Houses are abit different than cars and tvs theres more perceived value in them and they dont depreciate like cars and other things like that do.
Wasn't there parts of the USA where you could buy a house for $1 when the GFC hit?
Also a house does depreciate over the years, the physical house gets older, wear and tear = depreciation of the asset. The property is what fluctuates in value.
Wasn't there parts of the USA where you could buy a house for $1 when the GFC hit?
Also a house does depreciate over the years, the physical house gets older, wear and tear = depreciation of the asset. The property is what fluctuates in value.
I didnt say they didnt just differently.
And yea there were alot of crazy sell offs and people were getting houses for pennies on the dollar, a dollar for a house i dont think so but people were buying pretty nice 1 story houses for like 3-6 grand
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