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As I walk around my Los Angeles neighborhood, I see about a dozen houses that appear to be completely unoccupied.
by CodeWriter23 8y ago
As I walk around my Los Angeles neighborhood, I see about a dozen houses that appear to be completely unoccupied.
- icantdrive55 8y agoThe wealthy of the world are buying up houses. And why not? They will be great investments for the next few decades. Their will always be poor/middle class individuals that need a room, especially in the desirable realestate areas. I'm almost ready to go back to Bush's liberal policy on banks, and mortgages. Right now, I have the house to my right is empty, supposedly owed by a Chinese guy who supposedly hasn't even been in the home physically. He bought it from China. The house to the left was just bought by a tech worker. A millionaire dollar house he uses on the weekend. (I'm glad he's not there all week, but it doesn't seem fair. A loud, passive aggressive guy at that. The guy moves in, and knocks on my door. He said, he like to do Google searches on his new neighbors. Yea, I was beyond astonished. A few years ago, I might have turned the fat guy upside down, but age has caught up with me.) Across the street, an industrious little dude, befriended a very old, lonely lady. She ended up leaving him the house. Her kids got nothing. He's renting out five rooms for over $1700-2200/month--each room. This is the Bay Area, but it just doesn't feel right.