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What if he values his property at more than $2 million? So he said "I wouldn’t sell even if you gave me $2 million" because he was insulted by low ball offer of
by richardknop 9y ago
What if he values his property at more than $2 million? So he said "I wouldn’t sell even if you gave me $2 million" because he was insulted by low ball offer of 200k.
- lmm 9y ago> What if he values his property at more than $2 million? Then surely he'd've said so - he could've said "no, 3 million". Instead he says his price is 2 million, then decides he wouldn't sell even for that. There's something else going on there.
- richardknop 9y agoMaybe. But what if the something else is he just likes his house and doesn't want to sell. He has enough money to cover his retired lifestyle cost and he enjoys living in his house. There's nothing wrong with that. In free market you are free not to sell your property even if somebody offers you 100x it's market value. Nobody can force you to sell if you want to keep it. And besides the millennial guy from the article couldn't afford $2 million anyways (he wants to spend 200k) so that question was pointless anyways because even if the old person said yes he doesn't have the cash.