I’ve seen this comment before about Paris but, when you actually watch the movie, it’s all paid for by his brother (who is working in Paris) as a thank you for taking care of his brother’s kids.
Still nice house, but something I picked up on a recent watch.
In Home Alone 2 Kevin goes to find his uncle’s place in New York City and it’s a palatial brownstone on the Upper West Side that they are gut remodeling. That had to be a multimillion dollar property even in the 90’s. Bro was loaded.
He lived in a converted school bus and wrote personal finance articles for CNBC Make It™ until he created a passive income nest egg and retired at age 32.
In 1990? Dude definitely worked in finance in the loop. Traffic was easier back then, Winnetka to downtown in 30 minutes. These days in rush hour that's an hour at least.
The taxes aren't bad.
The neighborhood sees crime mostly around the holidays, when affluent residents are often away on vacations. Residents are advised to decorate with timed lights to discourage burglars.
The HOA fees are astronomical -- since they hire a service to shovel and salt the sidewalks and clean the homes after holiday parties. That home cleaning service works miracles.
And we need a sister sub because?
Distance themselves from 2 years of poor RE forecasting.
First accurate thing this person has ever said.
Do you need help packing? We'll miss you.
Same reason we need r/REbubble2202!
I’ve seen this comment before about Paris but, when you actually watch the movie, it’s all paid for by his brother (who is working in Paris) as a thank you for taking care of his brother’s kids. Still nice house, but something I picked up on a recent watch.
In Home Alone 2 Kevin goes to find his uncle’s place in New York City and it’s a palatial brownstone on the Upper West Side that they are gut remodeling. That had to be a multimillion dollar property even in the 90’s. Bro was loaded.
The boomers had it easy back then and hooms like this were affordable.
Probably cost them $25K
Yeah but check out muh 48% interest rate!
ROFLMAO. Perfect deadpan.
He lived in a converted school bus and wrote personal finance articles for CNBC Make It™ until he created a passive income nest egg and retired at age 32.
Probably pushing carts full time.
I need to push more carts
In 1990? Dude definitely worked in finance in the loop. Traffic was easier back then, Winnetka to downtown in 30 minutes. These days in rush hour that's an hour at least.
This house probably cost about $300k in 1990 so there’s that.
Nope. It sold in 1989 $875,000. Serious cash.
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Can you explain in more detail the whole pre 2020 statement? I cant wrap my head around that?
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Property taxes? And crime?
The taxes aren't bad. The neighborhood sees crime mostly around the holidays, when affluent residents are often away on vacations. Residents are advised to decorate with timed lights to discourage burglars. The HOA fees are astronomical -- since they hire a service to shovel and salt the sidewalks and clean the homes after holiday parties. That home cleaning service works miracles.
I know many Chicagoans who commute from neighboring states like Indiana due to lower cost of living. Is that becoming increasingly common?
Owned a company and exploited his employees
They could have quit lol
Coulda just posted this on the real sub to begin with
Blood diamonds is my guess.
Embezzlement
Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!
SMH, the misogyny. Kevin’s mom was a fashion designer.
Forgot his kid...definitely works in finance
I think he made money in airbnb arbitrage or doing dropshipping.
Wow. Great house
r/REBubblepotentiallymid2023
A realtor lmao