Dec 15, 2019
5:27:35am
5:27:35am
Your example proves why it is a bad investment. The company makes next to nothing and loses
out on the money. The only way the company makes money is if people fail to exercise the option. Otherwise they would be better of just buying the land and renting it out on their own.
You can't have it both ways.
And you ignore the fact that you can buy a cheaper home that you can actually afford. Especially at the big numbers you are talking about. They have other options. No one is forcing them to buy a $ 2 million home as young professional.
The math just doesn't add up.
Based on the information you provide it seems like a horrible investment.
You can't have it both ways.
And you ignore the fact that you can buy a cheaper home that you can actually afford. Especially at the big numbers you are talking about. They have other options. No one is forcing them to buy a $ 2 million home as young professional.
The math just doesn't add up.
Based on the information you provide it seems like a horrible investment.
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It is a very small market. Not much room for growth. It is only valuable to people with new high income but
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I am saying most young professionals don't have enough money to pay the large cost of the fees you listed.
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It is possible on the low end homes like you mentioned. And if you can afford home in the range it won't take long
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