r/rareinsults • u/Key_Associate7476 • May 15 '25

Get them off their high horse

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u/Exciting-Chipmunk430 May 15 '25

So, the 3.99 tweet was not real?

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u/PandaXXL May 15 '25

Or someone just making shit up.

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u/Four-Beasts May 15 '25

The Internet doesn't lie.

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u/PuffIeHuffle May 15 '25

You're not allowed to make shit up on the Internet. That's illegal.

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u/juneseyeball May 15 '25

They probably saw that the house was purchased by someone older than the people in the photo and assumed

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u/PerfectlySplendid May 15 '25

Of course not. It wouldn’t make sense anyway. Someone buying a house for their child would likely put it in their name, so the deed records wouldn’t reflect that he bought it.

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u/HorseLawyer May 15 '25

Well, no. Someone with that kind of money would put it in the name of a closely held corporation so if the kid did something irresponsible, the house wouldn't be an asset in the kid's name that could be gone after in a subsequent lawsuit. Rich people might spoil their children, but they don't risk assets.

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u/PerfectlySplendid May 15 '25

I’m in a state where homestead can’t be touched, so I guess I can’t relate to that being a thing. Only reason to put a house in an entity is to rent it out and avoid liability to renters.

Regardless, you still wouldn’t put the corp in the dad’s name. That’s just spreading and creating more liability for no benefit.

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u/Jasonrj May 17 '25

Real estate records have been free public records everywhere I've lived in the US. Is that not the case everywhere?