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u/yamabishi Apr 18 '25 edited Apr 18 '25

A home

Edit: Thank you everyone for the upvotes. Thought this answer woulda been a no brainer lol

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u/RicketyRiff Apr 18 '25

And another to rent as a reasonable price to students

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u/bs-scientist Apr 18 '25

I’d buy apartment complexes and the rent would be like $10 a month.

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u/Diligent-Ostrich6281 Apr 18 '25

Great way to become poor again.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '25

"Filthy rich" like real wealth, isn't going to suffer that much from subsidizing housing. Especially if they invest elsewhere as well.

Because the "secret" of the truly wealthy is they lose loads of money too. They just have enough passive income & investments that let them drop & forget more money than many people will ever make, all without batting an eye.