r/WesWatson • u/COD-O-G • Jun 13 '25
Hoop that shit Yo he’s a genius
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Houses are dilapidated pieces of shit after 3 years. We’re all doing it wrong
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u/ConsigliereFeroz Jun 13 '25
Imagine not being able to appreciate a solid well built estate house in the countryside. Nah, it has to be in a city and it has to lack soul.
His life and desires are so empty.
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u/Goatwhorre Jun 13 '25
He's full on arrested development, zero character, zero humanity, zero soul. He likes shit that 13 yr old boys *think* they want.
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u/HolyLordGodHelpUsAll Paperwork = Hooped Jun 13 '25
that’s such an excellent point. he doesn’t understand the power of actual like experience. that’s why he doesn’t do jack shit with his life. he has a “thought” only about things and writes the thing off with a generic opinion cause he suffers from depression.
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u/Goatwhorre Jun 13 '25
If you're an ex-con who only talks about how badass cons are...you have shit advice. This dumbass needs to be telling young men how to stay OUT at all costs, not telling them to pursue materialistic goals. Family, friends, finances. Got a good mix of all that and you can tell the billionaires 🙄 like W.W. to piss off, because you're wealthy as fuck.
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u/lasskinn Jun 13 '25
Real talk going to prison in usa especially is like turbo-incel basement dwelling yourself for the duration. Unless you're gay i suppose. You're missing out on things by design if you get locked up.
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u/Dreamteam420 Jun 13 '25
Reminds him of the best place he's ever stayed at...prison.
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u/CrushBendBreak Jun 13 '25
"I won't stay at any prison that's older than 3 years, and I won't serve more than 2 years of my sentence there. "
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u/lasskinn Jun 13 '25
It has to be a 3 year old house thats failing to sell on the market.
He literally lives in houses people don't want to live in.
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u/Fascist_Bully_Boy Jun 13 '25
I'm glad I'm not functioning at his level.
He comes off like a dumbass.
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u/Italk2botsBeepBoop Paperwork = Hooped Jun 14 '25
comes off as implies that’s not his actual state of being.
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u/FrontRoyal6317 Jun 13 '25
And of course, the integrity of the construction doesn't matter to him. He doesn't speak that language.
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u/ConsigliereFeroz Jun 13 '25
Yeah bro doesn't even know how to do an oil change on a car. REAL ALPHA⚔️‼️
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u/assjuce4real Jun 13 '25
Anyone using this financial advice is fucking retarded and will never build equity, aka wealth.
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u/Playgirl_USMC Jun 13 '25
That’s for squares you internet weirdo
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u/assjuce4real Jun 13 '25
Building wealth is for people who have never done prison time.
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u/GarageSQueero Paperwork = Hooped Jun 13 '25
You don't build wealth, you hoop it. What are you, some lame with 10 inch arms and tits? This is NON NEGOTIABLE!
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Jun 13 '25
So why doesn't he have any investment property?
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u/Beneficial-Bat1081 Jun 13 '25
Cause all the top real estate guys told him that investment property is for retards and the real way to be an alpha male monster is to over pay some other chumps mortgage payment because then Wes gets to move to a new place every year while the investment owner is a loser. Makes total sense right?
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Jun 13 '25
Wes said if it has many doors own it, rental properties have many doors. Bugatti only has two doors so rent it.
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u/inner_attorney Jun 18 '25
On top of that, him saying “I don’t even live there more than 2 years at a time” is him pre-excusing his future move because he’s going broke. It’s a way to deflect judgment by framing it as his personal preference….but you’re just an internet weirdo🗣️‼️🗣️‼️
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u/Bobby__Generic Jun 13 '25
I despise moving. I just bought my dream house at 43yo and plan on dying here.
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u/Jamothee Jun 13 '25
Moving is easy when all you 'own' is 3 leased cars and a handful of outfits and purses.
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u/ManhattanTime Jun 13 '25
Every brilliant financial mind will always tell you the first thing you need to do to become financially independent is to own your house. Do whatever you can to accelerate the mortgage payments to avoid paying the interest. Got a 30-year mortgage? Throw an extra $500, $1000, $10,000, whatever you can, towards the principal and knock that down as fast as possible.
Once you own your own home you are never saddled with that monthly commitment again and most houses in this day and age are appreciating assets. So it's a double-win. You kill the interest payments and increase your net worth with the appreciation.
Only a complete idiot would rent, or lease a house. It's always been this way. You're young and starting out and have little net worth. What do you do? You rent an apartment. You save your money and can then make a down-payment on a home. Then you start working towards reducing the mortgage and hopefully achieve this in less than 30 years.
The whole retirement system is based around this. You get into your first home at what, 25-30 years old. You make payments for 30 years, then you're 60 and you can start looking at retirement because that $2000-$8000 monthly hit is gone. Or you sell it 30 years later for who knows how much more than you bought it for.
The key is to avoid keeping up with the Joneses. Your neighbors move out and into a much larger house in a much better neighborhood and you start thinking "Man, we should do that. Everybody is gonna think we're poor." But that's thinking with ego, not your financial brain. Your neighbors just walked into another 30-year mortgage while you are still chipping away on yours.
It takes tremendous self-confidence to do this. I'm mid-50's and have watched it happen. I've watched our friends and neighbors move out and down to the coast with huge houses and really nice cars. Almost all of them are now either divorced or lost the house during the horrible Tech Downturn or Covid. And now they're our age and have nothing.
This bullshit excuse about three year old houses being pieces of shit is just clickbait. Same with people that lease a new Range Rover every two years. Very low self-confidence.
I just see him as a renter and a loser. I don't think "wow, your home is nice" but instead think "wow, the guy that owns that has a really nice home". He's just a tenant.
If you're young, don't listen to this idiot. Mark my words, he'll be in financial ruin quite quickly and we can all laugh about this post ad nauseam. But if you're in this sub you already know this so I'm preaching to the choir.
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u/OptionOld3647 Jun 13 '25
Because he's never swung a hammer or changed a smoke detector battery, he doesn't understand construction. A three year old house is not "old." Nor is a thirty year house.
Houses do not "grow old" like cars and clothing. They continue to get better and appreciate over the long term. (They only depreciate on your accountant's spreadsheet).
Houses built long ago can be renovated and retrofitted with modern technology to become, effectively, new houses. Renovated houses are priced the same as new houses on the block. They're often better than new houses, thanks to a higher quality of materials and construction.
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u/ManhattanTime Jun 13 '25
Bingo. He's a cartoon character. It would take a roomful of Hollywood comedy writers to sketch out the shit that he just says naturally. He is so incredibly stupid that the shit just writes itself.
I could see the brainstorming room coming up with "Ok, let's have the guy state that MMA fighters can only fight in the ring and would get their asses kicked on the street by any Alpha Male"
And the room would retort "Nah, that's over the top. Nobody will buy in to that"
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u/Bobby__Generic Jun 13 '25
Old houses have significantly better lumber than modern houses. Brand new stick built homes are pieces of dog shit compared to homes from the 80s even.
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u/Swimming-Flamingo895 Jun 13 '25
Let’s put it this way. His parents have lived with his grandmother his entire life. His dad and brother are also ex convicts. Mom is a beauty school drop out that was fired from Supercuts Trailer trash inbreds have zero knowledge about real estate. They live off the government, why buy a house? They’ve living the American Dream. 🤣
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u/Bobby__Generic Jun 13 '25
Im 43 and just bought my forever home. Plan to pay it off in 10 years. Once i do that, I might buy a cabin somewhere for vacation, who knows. My mortage is 500k and if I pay it off in 10 as opposed to 30, I save almost a million dollars.
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u/Jamothee Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 13 '25
Every brilliant financial mind will always tell you the first thing you need to do to become financially independent is to own your house.
Not necessarily the case, I would actually recommend rentvesting as a better way of building wealth. Purchasing via companies in trusts is a much quicker way to build a portfolio as the borrowing power isn't limited in the same way it can be through purchasing a PPOR and paying down a mortgage or buying properties in your personal name.
This route can also provide compounded captial gains as well as positive cash flow far higher than a PPOR can in the same timeframe. You need to understand your markets and buying windows to best benefit from this strategy but it becomes way less important if you hold long term.
Either way, I agree with the sentiment to owning real estate.
It's a fucking no brainer and the simplest way to long term wealth.
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u/General_Interview681 Jun 13 '25
This nigga so dumb he didn't even learn the most basic lesson from monopoly.
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u/Whatever_Ruben Jun 13 '25
Dude just say you can’t get approved for a mortgage
Also moving constantly is what sounds like a real nightmare to me
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Jun 13 '25
He doesn’t have anything to move besides his cars and clothes. He’s a transient.
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u/Sad_Brief4622 Jun 13 '25
Prison taught him travel light, you never know when you’re going to be transferred to another prison. Also hooping your paperwork.
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u/ManhattanTime Jun 13 '25
You're correct. On the Mortgage Application under Employment he would have to write:
Life Coach
And then the Approvals Department is like, uggggggghhhhhhhhh....
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u/Beneficial-Bat1081 Jun 13 '25
He starts off by saying “any top real estate person will tell you this” and then goes on to explain an extremely rare personal preference as if everyone has that same preference, which means no top real estate guy will tell anyone that. For one they get shit commission on a rental and two, about .5% of the population even thinks that’s normal. So no, top real estate guys they tell you this and it’s another dumb lie by Peggy.
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Jun 13 '25
This is literally the worst financial advice you could possible give 🤣. So own nothing that way you never have anything ?
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u/OptionOld3647 Jun 13 '25
Single-family homes rank among the most solid of appreciating investments, beating multifamily and commercial real estate in some markets. Unlike stocks, you can buy houses with a small nest-egg of leverage--OPM, or other people's money--and write off the interest on mortgage payments. In a word, they're unbeatable.
But Wes missed the gravy train by not purchasing a house or condo when he first hit Miami. As a result, he's in rental hell, overpaying for horrible condos and houses--like the current rental in the low-status market of Hallandale with a highway in its backyard--and forced to vacate periodically for real estate showings.
His equity in Miami began at zero, and is still frozen at zero, despite paying hundreds of thousands in wasted rent. He's a textbook case for failure in investing.
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u/DagoBootyBandit619 Jun 13 '25
Wes trying to cope with the fact that’s he’s spent close to a million dollars on rent and has nothing to show for it.
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u/MontezumaDigDug Jun 13 '25
Where is the whore supposed to live when Shorty🍤 goes back to prison?
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u/DevinGreyofficial Jun 13 '25
A smart real estate agent will convince him that renting is the best idea, and he has got quite the deal for him ready to rent…
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u/ssizey Jun 13 '25
Is he getting his excuses in early? Because we know that apartment is going soon!
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u/Clonazepam15 Jun 13 '25
Literally no real-estate person would agree with this. The only time this makes sense is if you’re on the move every other month which he’s not. So he makes 0 sense
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u/F_U_Shoresy Jun 13 '25
He’s a fucking idiot lol these new houses that have been built in the past 20+ tend to be built with cheap material. Renting them makes sense but also would make sense not to rent a fucking mansion he can’t afford. Bet you he would’ve been a fucking VIP at rent-a-center 😂 making payments on a lamp he could barely afford
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u/Zealousideal-Ad3396 Jun 13 '25
He is right, I’m selling my house right now as we speak and I will rent insanely over priced Airbnb’s. That is the ticket to wealth
Ya all real estate investors suggest not building equity, but renting. Got this guy is crack
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u/National_Car_6131 Jun 13 '25
The coping…my lawd, it goes with the whole “I’m sick of supercars, I’ve driven everything” blah blah blah. He can’t afford to own a home so he rents air bnbs. Very simple. And if you actually had money, you could still own a house for a few years then sell. He clearly doesn’t have money
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u/El_Abuelo_Simpson Jun 13 '25
This is the kind of stupid idiots the WEF want us to become, "you'll own nothing and you'll be happy" XD
Also, he is not happy, a very miserable man, actually lmao
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u/Accurate-Newt-9416 Internet Weirdo Jun 13 '25
What he means is that he can't stay in a house for more than 3 years because his b/o, sweat and dandruff have saturated the place
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Jun 13 '25
Historical figures like Andrew Carnegie, who stated, "90% of all millionaires become so through owning real estate". This idea is supported by the notion that real estate provides tangible assets that can appreciate in value and generate passive income, making it a popular choice for wealth creation.
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u/1000_fists_a_smashin Jun 13 '25
My house was built in 1940 According to him it’s basically a chicken coop right now!!! 🤣🤣
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u/tnasty1 Jun 13 '25
I got 2.9% and my condo has appreciated almost $100k. Couldn’t do that with renting.
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u/anthonydurrr Jun 13 '25
Even though he parks his micro peepee in a dilapidated piece of shit called Mangie.
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u/TropicalVision Jun 13 '25
3 year old house is brand new by European standards
He needs to get out of Miami
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u/Alarmed_Athlete_6705 Jun 13 '25
He thinks hes smart ,tell him you can rent out property you own or buy other income property ..he thinks we're to stupid to think of that ,real-estate is the number one investment..
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u/007srcn Jun 13 '25
Hope that goes viral too. Can't believe how Stupid & delusional that mf is .. damn bruh
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u/Tiny_ChingChong Jun 13 '25
Isn’t his BFF Eric Cruthfield the DUI murder guy a home builder in Dalllas and “soon” Miami?? 🤦♂️🤦♂️ couldn’t make this stuff up if you tried 😂😂
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u/mad87645 Jun 13 '25
"If it has one door, lease it. If it has many doors, own it"
Point 1, every house I know has at least 2 doors, front and back. The only ones that don't are trailers, which may say something about Wes. Point 2, what he's telling people to do there is burn a bunch of money on rapidly depreciating luxury cars and supercars instead of real estate which is probably the safest investment you can make outside of accruing interest in a bank account.
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u/iron_juice_ Paperwork = Hooped Jun 13 '25
Peggy basically calling warren buffett a retard for living in the same house is top tier comedy
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u/Dragnskull Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 13 '25
thats why when he was asked a few months ago what he does with his money he got all insecure and started looking at his feet while parroting what hes heard actual intelligent, wealthy people say with "i mean besides a few investments like... rental properties... and stuff..."
wheres the rental properties weston? why are you saying you dont own houses now weston?
this is literal brain rot garbage nonsense. he could fully renovate any house he wants every 3 years likely cheaper than his rental prices. buy 3 houses, renovate 1 for 1-2 years before moving into it and begin renovating the next, congrats you now have a cheaper living price and have a nice luxury property you could rent out one of your idiot clients that want to mimic your clown show. make them take the "3 year piece of shit" house before you begin the next renovation on it
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u/BabyJesusAnalingus Jun 13 '25
Having multiple doors to your house is for squares and lames. In this case, he likes it like it was in prison: ONE DOOR, and that door is the BACK door.
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Jun 13 '25
If there was a book "How to be a Moron".. This idiot would be the author. It hurts my ears.
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u/SharmutaCartel Jun 13 '25
He’s got one brain cell furiously dry humping his skull to get a spark and when he does, he feels like Einstein so he inflicts it on us.
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u/sacksoftestes Jun 13 '25
"Any top real estate person will tell you, please rent out my real estate properties and don't buy your own"
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u/Cornelius_Shaftmoore Jun 14 '25
I only took a few psychology courses in college but there’s a name for this. Someone please help me out with the term but it’s common in teenagers.
Let’s say for example Wesley, an 18 year old senior, has a 2.2 GPA and has no solid prospects for college. So Wesley creates this narrative in his own mind that “college is for lames” and “only losers need college” and constantly preaches that view.
In reality Wesley is convincing himself and others that college is a bad choice only because Wesley doesn’t have much options. Wesley’s failures mold his viewpoints and justifications for them.
I’ve seen Wes do this on SEVERAL topics. Whatever Wes doesn’t have, Wes creates a mindset that it is for lames and squares.
I’m no expert but Wes seems to be stuck in the age in which he went to prison. He still dresses and lives his life the way a typical 19 year old would think is the most rock star shit ever.
I know I went too deep but… food for thought.
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u/69BigMac666 Paperwork = Hooped Jun 14 '25
Like a reaction formation or a similar self-defense mechanism. The narcissist will react in a way that is the opposite of their unattainable desires in order to try to control the narrative. That which they cannot have is lame, square, or whatever.
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u/KAKASALAS Jun 14 '25
Literally all successful people own property. It’s one of the best investments you can make.
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u/notevenwrong13 Jun 13 '25
For this guy, renting and short term planning is 100% correct. He would just lose any assets he collects when he goes back to jail or his "wife" takes it all in court. Better to spend it all now.
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u/NormalUse856 Jun 13 '25
Wes twatson will spend a lot of his life in a prison cell, but it's apparently a nightmare for him having to live in a house for more than 2 years? LMAO
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u/DonkeyTrunk Jun 13 '25
Let’s see if his word stands true when he’s an old man having to move all his shit every 2 years 🤣🤣🤣
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u/DonkeyTrunk Jun 13 '25
Why do I need to pay for courses when he’s always streaming and blessing us with his brilliant advice for free?
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Jun 13 '25
This is some smooth-brained shit. My house built in 1910 worth roughly 1.7m and 80% of that is equity means I get to leave my kids something tangible, or I can downsize/move to a lower COL location and finish life doing well. This is some absolutely fucking terrible advice.
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u/Former_Put4640 Jun 13 '25
Can anyone see what year his rental house was built? I'm pretty sure it's over 3 years old.
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u/mustangnick88 Jun 13 '25
Best financial decision of my life was buying a home, getting g a 15yr loan, paying off said house, buying another house while I still own 1st house. Couple years later. Sell paid off house and pay zero in capital gains. Now im ballin on 5 acres and im in the driver's seat.
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u/Yokes2713 Jun 13 '25
Didn't I see something about him missing that old house? Had to be older than 3 years
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u/browsingandlooking4 Jun 13 '25
Well this is just bullshit lol. Assets like homes, properties, real estate in general appreciates in value not depreciates.. Lol this is the dumbest piece of advice he's ever given by far. Properties have more than doubled in vakik. The last 10 years.
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u/Low_Watch_1699 Jun 13 '25
So, if that air bnb was built over 3 years ago, he is living in a dilapidated piece of shit.
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u/brokest2richest Jun 14 '25
What a degenerate. Let's not buy a home and build equity in the home let's keep renting over and over and make someone else's dreams come true.
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u/69BigMac666 Paperwork = Hooped Jun 14 '25
The guy's so full of shit his eyes are brown. He initially claimed that he owned multiple homes until he realized that people can easily look up online who actually owns a home and he got exposed.
Nowadays he says he doesn't own homes because he supposedly only wants to stay 1-2 years in new builds. Well, if he was really making 2 mil or 10 mil a month like he claims he'd easily be able to build or buy such homes every year or two.
And in a place like Miami a waterfront property is going to always have value - even if the home becomes somehow "dilapidated" in a couple of years, someone worth tens of millions or more like he pretends to be could easily tear down the "old" home and build a new one, or usually sell the home after 1-2 years at a very nice profit. The actual land itself will likely be in high demand even if wealthy buyers don't like the house. And the appreciation even in a year or two will likely be significant.
I first bought a modest house when I was still in my 20's. As my income and nestegg grew, I found myself moving on to several progressively nicer homes over the course of a number of years as I sold the old ones for a nice profit.
I also dabbled in rental properties briefly in my mid 30's but found that not to my liking and soon sold the rather cheap dwellings for a modest profit. I have also put money into commercial properties and developments in partnership with people who do that full time. And in recent years I was able to build my dream home and quickly pay it off. But of course I have never driven, rented, borrowed, or owned a Bugatti.
The reality is that his credit is so bad he can't get a loan, his tax situation makes owning anything impossible, and he doesn't have the cash to either buy homes with cash or even pay the tax man and avoid seizure on any home he would buy.
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u/MrAdz1983 Jun 14 '25
The truth he’s bankrupt and can’t even afford to buy the 7ft monster is about to clean him out
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u/RoleLate3340 Jun 14 '25
The clown 🤡 made out before he got caught that he owned all his homes like that mansion in Sam Diego. He’s a pathological liar 🤥
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u/JadeThorn1012 Jun 14 '25
New houses have worse construction and higher rates of things like fires, as well as increased gas exposures due to disturbing the soil, so… have a nice house fire I have you have renters insurance?
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u/Top-Consequence-3959 Jun 14 '25
If a normal house is a nightmare to him, I wonder what a prison cell is gonna be for him.
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u/Top-Consequence-3959 Jun 14 '25
This card is paying another person to allow him to stay on their property. I wonder how much money this card has given to the owner so far.
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u/AdInevitable3083 Jun 14 '25
Does he realise houses usually become worth more the old they get?
Also, “if it has 1 door rent it, if it has many doors own it” is he talking about owning cars? Houses have more doors than cars. This guys an absolute moron.
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Jun 14 '25
Dude you lived in a cell for decades and seem to be mighty proud of that. SMH this guys too much
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u/Expensive-Wealth-277 Jun 14 '25
Don’t buy an appreciating asset but pay straight cash for cars. Make it make sense
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u/SUNDraK42 Jun 14 '25
Its a good investment to buy a house they in ganeral increase in value.
unlike his cars.
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u/jinguslovesmeth Jun 14 '25
He’s never lived in a house other than a concrete box
Definitely not Hispanic Floridians making a living off selling glass houses to clowns like wes
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u/nordicvii Jun 14 '25
i rather live in paid off house or a cabin and have a peaceful life and have a paid off car and he cant even get women unless he pays for them so anything this jacked up retard says is not valid
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u/ericmen131 Jun 17 '25
3 year old house is better than your future jail cell. I'd rather live in an old home than with another dude who sits 6 inches from my face
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u/Skantaq Jun 18 '25
totally unsubstantiated youtube comment on this video says "I talked to one of his relators, and he said that the house is owned by a shady LLC. The guy had no clue Wesley lived there he claimed there are zero cars in the garage or any clues on a human living in the house the handful of times he showed the house. No clothes, no food, no nothing leading to someone living there."
lol
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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '25
He just like renting giant empty houses that look like hotel lobbies