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If you aren't particularly attached to the area/house, it might be time to cash out and move somewhere more reasonable.
by tcoppi 10y ago
If you aren't particularly attached to the area/house, it might be time to cash out and move somewhere more reasonable.
- leviathant 10y agoWithout getting too into the details, we're improving a small performing arts space on the first floor, a little apartment on the second floor, and building larger apartment on the third floor. If I were doing this for cash, I'd have just built five stories of apartments, and could retire somewhere boring and suburban as an absentee landlord. This is more of a 'fostering the arts' and 'living in a walkable urban environment' thing. They say you can make a small fortune in theater - you start with a big fortune. You build a theater, and now you've got a small fortune ;)