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> Listening to tech people talk about their 2 and 3rd Seattle house (concurrent, not serial) sickens me. As a tech person in Seattle, could you please tell me
by PhasmaFelis 9y ago
> Listening to tech people talk about their 2 and 3rd Seattle house (concurrent, not serial) sickens me.
As a tech person in Seattle, could you please tell me where all these fantastically megarich Seattle tech people are? I'd like them to take a look at my resume.
- sitkack 9y agoMaybe you could Google it.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoBelieve me, I've tried.
- jacalata 9y agoI know some of them. They moved here in the early 90s to work at Microsoft, or they made a ton of money when their parents and grandparents all died and left them a couple houses in places like Queen Anne and Ballard. I don't think they have any good advice on how to replicate it.
- smsm42 9y agoYour sample might be a bit skewed. I've been working in US high-tech for a decade and most people haven't inherited couple of houses, own another one and look for buying yet another one. Surely, there might be, but not typically. Typically what I see people that either renting or finally could afford a new house. Sure, some people get super-rich on huge IPOs etc. - but not the most typical case.
- jacalata 9y agoWe're not talking about the whole group of tech people, we're specifically talking about the ones who own several houses. I agree that it is laughably atypical and the commenter who brought it up as a problem is overstating the frequency.