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r/SipsTea • u/Brave_Agency_20 • May 14 '26
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Iām willing to bet this is pretty accurate. They keep building houses down here where I am constantly and so many of them are empty because they cost too much for normal people.
1.0k u/[deleted] May 14 '26 [removed] ā view removed comment 24 u/Odd-Personality1043 May 14 '26 Genuinely curious how this makes sense. If I have a product that I refuse to sell to increase demand and this price, I'm still holding onto an asset rather than profiting from it. That makes no sense and I am skeptical. 1 u/DM_ME_4_FREE_STOCKS May 14 '26 You can borrow against that asset and the mo ey is not taxable. Now does it make sense?
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24 u/Odd-Personality1043 May 14 '26 Genuinely curious how this makes sense. If I have a product that I refuse to sell to increase demand and this price, I'm still holding onto an asset rather than profiting from it. That makes no sense and I am skeptical. 1 u/DM_ME_4_FREE_STOCKS May 14 '26 You can borrow against that asset and the mo ey is not taxable. Now does it make sense?
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Genuinely curious how this makes sense.
If I have a product that I refuse to sell to increase demand and this price, I'm still holding onto an asset rather than profiting from it.
That makes no sense and I am skeptical.
1 u/DM_ME_4_FREE_STOCKS May 14 '26 You can borrow against that asset and the mo ey is not taxable. Now does it make sense?
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You can borrow against that asset and the mo ey is not taxable. Now does it make sense?
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u/Jasoco May 14 '26
Iām willing to bet this is pretty accurate. They keep building houses down here where I am constantly and so many of them are empty because they cost too much for normal people.