Final DEFEAT of Poverty as US Debt Increases, US Fiat Currency is Devalued, and Jobs are LOSSED!

I live in SoCal. I know many low-income families. I also live in a townhouse.

I think you forget that a 3000 rent is for a studio apartment here. You think people are willing to cram families into a studio apartment for a return investment that will come in years and years?

Respectfully, please stop being so tone-deaf to the people around you, and understand that no, this is not a sensible plan at all to someone struggling and frankly it's insulting to suggest that it is.

@CountDorio I live in SoCal. I know many low-income families. I also live in a townhouse. I think you forget that a 3000 rent is for a studio apartment here. You think people are willing to cram families into a studio apartment *for a return investment that will come in years and years*? Respectfully, please stop being so tone-deaf to the people around you, and understand that no, this is not a sensible plan at all to someone struggling and frankly it's insulting to suggest that it is.

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@CountDorio said in #10:

@greenteakitten

It is realistic. Southern CA is where I was born. If my family had lived collectively, bills would have been virtually nothing and whoever owned a house could have had all of us living on the property. Families MUST live collectively in order to do this....or move to a state with no income tax....but even in such a state you need to consider some form of collective living or there's too much going to rent.

Americans generally speaking are very VERY stupid and unrealistic when it comes to money!! Let's say you have cousins, aunts and uncles, and grandparents. Most Americans think in terms of everyone having their own house or apartment...that is NOTHING but WASTED money that ENSLAVES people!

If you have 6 relatives making $35,000 per year that equals $210,000. You could buy an 8 bedroom house in Las Vegas, NV for $2,000,000 and easily make the payments. There's NO income tax in NV and Las Vegas has tons of jobs...plus the house you buy is an INVESTMENT in and of itself. You would have a VERY nice room in a general collective living environment. Excess money would be plentiful and in 10 years capitalizing on oil, uranium, maybe some REITS eventually you're entire family would be millionaires!

The math works! The problem is that people aren't taught this in school!!

problem is you'd be living in Las Vegas, with your extended family

@CountDorio said in #10: > @greenteakitten > > It is realistic. Southern CA is where I was born. If my family had lived collectively, bills would have been virtually nothing and whoever owned a house could have had all of us living on the property. Families MUST live collectively in order to do this....or move to a state with no income tax....but even in such a state you need to consider some form of collective living or there's too much going to rent. > > Americans generally speaking are very VERY stupid and unrealistic when it comes to money!! Let's say you have cousins, aunts and uncles, and grandparents. Most Americans think in terms of everyone having their own house or apartment...that is NOTHING but WASTED money that ENSLAVES people! > > If you have 6 relatives making $35,000 per year that equals $210,000. You could buy an 8 bedroom house in Las Vegas, NV for $2,000,000 and easily make the payments. There's NO income tax in NV and Las Vegas has tons of jobs...plus the house you buy is an INVESTMENT in and of itself. You would have a VERY nice room in a general collective living environment. Excess money would be plentiful and in 10 years capitalizing on oil, uranium, maybe some REITS eventually you're entire family would be millionaires! > > The math works! The problem is that people aren't taught this in school!! problem is you'd be living in Las Vegas, with your extended family

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