50 Cent finally sells his Connecticut mansion

Maschine_Man

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brought for 4. put in 8 mill on top... so in theory spent 12 million, plus 75k a month on prop taxes and the upkeep... brought the house in 2003 X 75k a month, 12 months to a year. 900K per year loss... X 2003-2016 = 13 years... = $11,700,000 LOSS... and thats just the yearly fees.... :heh:
can't include half the renovations and the upkeep costs for the time he actually lived in it though.
 

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damn. that house was the stuff of legends brehs. im kinda sad, but i trust in the Godfather
 

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brought for 4. put in 8 mill on top... so in theory spent 12 million, plus 75k a month on prop taxes and the upkeep... brought the house in 2003 X 75k a month, 12 months to a year. 900K per year loss... X 2003-2016 = 13 years... = $11,700,000 LOSS... and thats just the yearly fees.... :heh:
...he did not drop $4m cash. That 75k a month probably included mortgage.

Coli real estate agents now :dead:
 

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if my math is correct, he originally bought it for 4M, but spent an additional 3M on upgrades, spent 70k a month to maintain for past 8 years... and now sold it for 8M

that means he lost 11.5M on the hous:mjlol:e


Dont forget to add all the food made in the kitchen. probably lik 14 million. And then if you add all the Gunit parties we looking at 20 million in Losses :mjcry:
 

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Lol nikka talkn about yearly feees and upkeep.

I guess if I buy a car and sell it, I should factor in the cost that I bought that car + gas + insurance I paid on it too huh? :mjlol:



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That's why a car is a liability(and its value automatically decreases once you purchase it). You always take an L on it in the long term.
 
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