The Economy (2020/21)
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When my mother passed I had to fend off her debtors who wanted me to pay. The repo guy was in shock when he came to pick up the car and the keys were in the ignition, title and all the other paperwork nicely organized in a manila folder.
So... the tl;dr is to get wealthy young, you should get a large inheritance? Is that anything like:
When I was doing repo work I always gave the client a chance via phone/email first, not one person took the opportunity. Always turned into a 3am sneak job.
inheritance must not have been that much if she had to take out loans in the first place. fucking serf.
I blame coverage of these stupid stories more than the subject. Stop propping up heirs like they're some kind of aspirational work horse. They're just starting on second or third base but get celebrated like home run hitters.
BITCOIN!!
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TBF, that parcel has been slated for this type of development since the 80’s, (or earlier?) and actually makes sense there more than most other locations.
richers gonna rich.
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it appears I was mislead, that looks like a bunch of bullshit. I hope the economy collapses again.
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"Texas based real estate development company"
Because, of course it is.
Because, of course it is.
Gary Indiana
“Whatever works”
34 units…I guess we know how Max is paying for the gondola
34 units…I guess we know how Max is paying for the gondola
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We have a housing crisis
Luxury slopeside condos for people who dont live here!!
Works every time.
Luxury slopeside condos for people who dont live here!!
Works every time.
Here you go woo
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New 57-unit affordable housing project in the works
JACKSON, Wyo. — The Jackson/Teton County Affordable Housing Department presented a project plan for the Jackson Street Apartments, a new 57-unit 100% deed-restricted affordable housing project. The project is located on 10 lots at 335 S. Glenwood, immediately south of the Snake River Brew Pub...
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Is that the same one you've posted like 10 times now?Here you go woo
New 57-unit affordable housing project in the works
JACKSON, Wyo. — The Jackson/Teton County Affordable Housing Department presented a project plan for the Jackson Street Apartments, a new 57-unit 100% deed-restricted affordable housing project. The project is located on 10 lots at 335 S. Glenwood, immediately south of the Snake River Brew Pub...
I can rattle off at least 5 of those that were supposed to happen here, only to be never built, or get converted into some sort of shit luxury property. One of them actually is getting built, with a $500k pricetag for a 1b, 1bath apartment. You know......"affordable"
No, it’s brand new, announced today. There are a bunch of these projects in the pipeline right now.
As Woo says, “affordable”.
But what community with a thriving economy and astronomical land costs actually have such a thing?
Maybe Texas?
But what community with a thriving economy and astronomical land costs actually have such a thing?
Maybe Texas?
What's affordable rent in Jackson? 2500 a month?
$1800-$2000 a room in a shared house is generally where we are at for free market, $1800 for a one bedroom if you qualify. But realistic hourly wage is about $18-$20 for semi-skilled labor.
SFH are between $6k and $10k on average for newer leases. But the rich folk have bought up all of the dumpy options.
SFH are between $6k and $10k on average for newer leases. But the rich folk have bought up all of the dumpy options.
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@kidwoo , this may go nowhere (again), but the people pushing it are friends of ours.
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Lawmakers breathe life into real estate transfer tax
Wyofile by Mike Koshmrl WYOMING — A legislative committee has resurrected a many-times-failed real estate transfer tax, a levy that proponents say could help turn the corner on a workforce housing crisis that’s fraying the community fabric of Wyoming’s costliest locale. The idea behind the...
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Real estate sales in Teton County are projected to top $3 billion in 2021@kidwoo , this may go nowhere (again), but the people pushing it are friends of ours.
Lawmakers breathe life into real estate transfer tax
Wyofile by Mike Koshmrl WYOMING — A legislative committee has resurrected a many-times-failed real estate transfer tax, a levy that proponents say could help turn the corner on a workforce housing crisis that’s fraying the community fabric of Wyoming’s costliest locale. The idea behind the...
Too far gone to be honest. The kingdom simply wants their serfs (and will ironically continue to fight it). I'll believe change is possible (here too just fyi) when it stops being referred to as 'workforce housing.' That's community residence you fucking tools.
Perhaps. But every other damn place we would possibly be interested in is ruined in some way or another as well….
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Have you told them about crypto?
bro?
wtf? thats rough
all debt comes with a small life insurance for the debt here, its usually in the order of 4-5 bucks a month for a car.
You die, insurance pays the remaining of the debt. Same thing with mortages or personal loans.
Debt cant be collected on family members.
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We believe in freedom here.
Which means if someone is owed money, that's literally the most important thing in the universe.
Oh the bank was trying to bully me into paying off the debt with no legal standing. I was going to try to sell the car which if I tried hard could have gotten what was owed on it. Was even going to try and make the monthly payments once I had access to what little was available when I got access to my mother's bank account. But the bank was being an asshole and demanding immediate payment, so I told them I wasn't going to pay and they could pick it up anytime. They probably sold it at auction for 75% of what I could have gotten for it. Now mind you this was all while dealing with a close family members death, so I was more than happy to see them take a loss. It took a little self restraint to not put a little oil in the gas tank so it smoked like a bitch and further devalued the car without actually damaging it.
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Also, I predict stoney is going to have a YUGE uptick in scared boomers over the next 5-10 days.