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You don't do it in the Bay Area, you come here for the salary, live with roommates in the cheapest place you can find, and if you keep things tight you walk awa
by dasil003 8y ago
You don't do it in the Bay Area, you come here for the salary, live with roommates in the cheapest place you can find, and if you keep things tight you walk away with $1M ten years later.
- Retric 8y agoAt which point you can retire in the Bay Area and keep the roommates, move somewhere else, or aim for a few million to stay in the area.
- SCAQTony 8y agoDetroit, Buffalo, Youngstown, Ohio and Houston, Texas in 20 years when electric cars own 50% own the road. You would do very nicely.
- mistrial9 8y agoDetroit ? lead-in-the-water, streetside shakedowns, multiple burglaries.. living with .. whom?
- SCAQTony 8y agoI don't like any of the towns I mentioned, I used them as an example as to what sort of environment you would have to live in which would allow you to live on the interest of 1-million dollars for 50-years-plus.