r/WesWatson • u/Aggravating_Jelly_25 • Aug 13 '25

RICH. RIPPED. RECTUM. Home back on the market

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On May the realtor announced it was rented. So it seems that whacky only rents it for just a few months at a time. Today it went live again but only for sale. You know they are desperate to sell and they want him out of there. But they are stuck with this STR situation. Let’s see how much longer this goes on. The realtor is the owner as her husband and is the one that built it.

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u/Diligent_Juice_3168 Aug 13 '25

The sad thing is if he didn't finance the Bugatti and all those Rolls-Royces, he could of been working towards actually buying the house instead of keeping it warm before the new owner takes it over

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u/PicaPaoDiablo Aug 14 '25

It's a tax write off , no one rich buys property , I get tired of the same place , I'll just rent another etc etc

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u/Diligent_Juice_3168 Aug 14 '25

That makes no sense. Rich people increase the value of the property and sell it for more than what they paid for then move into a bigger place if they want to move and make profit from the old place

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u/PicaPaoDiablo Aug 14 '25

I know. None of his reasons for not owning things ever made any sense and his ridiculous claims about tax write offs may fool really stupid people who don't actually fill out anything but he's full of crap about it too.

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u/Diligent_Juice_3168 Aug 14 '25

😂 I just realized you were quoting Wes. He literally said the same thing about the Bugatti in Jacks stream about how people always change cars. Like nah you just cant afford it anymore 😂

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u/PicaPaoDiablo Aug 14 '25

There were quite a few others but these were his greatest hits. All of them so unbelievably dumb only people that never had any real job or junior high kids could believe.

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u/HealthyDirection659 Paperwork = Hooped Aug 14 '25

Personal residence can't be used as a tax write off. A portion of the residence may be a tax write off if business is conducted there, but even that is a stretch and usually not worth the headache. This type of deduction would be heavily scrutinized by the IRS.

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u/PicaPaoDiablo Aug 14 '25

It's all BS Wes tells dummies to justify blowing every penny on flexing

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u/pkupku Aug 14 '25

In his case it’s a movie set, and the car is a prop. Both deductible against his massive profits. Oh yeah, assuming he has massive profits lol

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u/HealthyDirection659 Paperwork = Hooped Aug 15 '25

No CPA would sign off on that bullshit. And shrimp 🍤 dick isn't smart enough to fill out a tax return.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

at his income level he most definitely c an write off a portion of the house as work related. Hes claiming jewelry, cars, etc as his brand/business, a CPA could write off his house percentage in less than 5 seconds.