Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We bought a $1 million home and renovated it up to somewhere north of $2 million.
How do you even do this? Did you use $100 dollar bills as insulation? $1 million is a hell of a lot of marble and gold leaf.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Speaking only for myself, I made a career in gay porn. Very lucrative.
+1
Us too. We supplement it by also selling crack to the people in the $4m homes.
Anonymous wrote:We bought a $1 million home and renovated it up to somewhere north of $2 million.
Anonymous wrote:WHAT??!! Where are you your information, pp? No one I know has purchased their 2m home under a corporation. Who on earth do you think developers sell to? You make no sense.
To your disbelief, some people do have enough of their own money to pay cash for 2m homes, so they do. No corporation involved. It is best for them. Just because you do not want to accept this, or dont know anyone who has done this, does not mean it doesn't happen all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Speaking only for myself, I made a career in gay porn. Very lucrative.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We recently moved to DC. My spouse and I are/were both in BigLaw. Where we came from, BigLaw paled in comparison to the wealth of any investment banker, hedge fund type, finance guy (or girls, but pretty much all guys). Does this sector just not exist in DC or what?? BigLaw types could've been in 1-2M homes as young, successful partners with a lot of hard work (mid-late 30s), 2+ million w/ luck on selling a previous place, lots and lots of saving and having kids later rather than earlier, and/or family. But it was the finance guys at the same age and amount of experience (VP, young directors/MDs) that were the ones always in the 2+ millions places at late 30s, early 40s.
We (finance - PE/hedge fund folks) do exist here.. but just not that many of us! DC is a lawyer's town and NY a banker's. So when people here say big money, they think biglaw partners.