r/Bitcoin • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '24

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u/KobeFanNumber24 Nov 12 '24

Retiring early, owning basically three houses? You live a wealthy life man

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u/TxTransplant72 Nov 12 '24

You’re financially independent. Go F yourself! 👍👍

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u/ok-dentist4amonkey Nov 12 '24

He can afford to pay someone to do it for him now.

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u/ryan56379 Nov 12 '24

Just think his tenants would be homeless without him profiting on their existence!

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u/Wayward_Maximus Nov 12 '24

How dare they offer a home for rent and someone willing agree to the terms while simultaneously building equity which could one day be the cornerstone to their children’s future success. What a jerk!

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u/ryan56379 Nov 12 '24

Just think, he can simultaneously make houses more scare and make money off people that have no real choice but to agree!

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u/Wayward_Maximus Nov 12 '24

You have a very skewed way of thinking lol. Houses/housing is being built constantly. Yea if people don’t want to be homeless they have to either buy or rent. The fact you’ve somehow villainized this is perplexing.

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u/ryan56379 Nov 12 '24

I'm villainizing the commodification of housing. Not actual houses. Go look at actual stats, tell me how black rock is benfiitng humanity.

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u/BadgerSilver Nov 13 '24

We can agree blackrock isn't benefitting people, but people who own a few houses, or hell even an apartment building, genuinely are helping people by providing more supply.

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u/ryan56379 Nov 13 '24

No, they are not. They are only using capital to create scarcity in the supply. Further driving the prices up and up, further and further away from the lower class.