I saw a news story a couple days ago where the nephew said there were no hard feelings, and they were happy to have had the opportunity to live there and be caretakers of the home for a while.
I was following almost all the Elon tweets at the time and here is a little more clarity: 1) Elon had Tesla in Palo Alto (Fremont) area and he had homes in Hillsboro that were expensive. 2) He also had homes in the Hollywood hills area because SpaceX is in LA. 3) Then we had all the problems with California state trying to shut down Fremont for COVID and taxes, etc. etc 4) Elon pays $$$$ in taxes & overhead to own all his real estate. 5) The final straw was when a realtor came to him in LA and said that the house right above him (wilder house) was going up for sale and that it looks directly down on his house and he asked Elon if he would he like to buy it before the paparazzi or somebody buys it. So Elon bought it but also announced he wanted to sell all his real estate. This makes sense because he was obviously going to Texas. 6) The rest of the story is pretty much true - he did not want the Wilder home with so much history destroyed. So he sold to the relatives of Wilder with stipulations. 7) One last thing - I don't know where you get the idea you can walk into a bank and put 10% down on a $6 Million home. Never ever gonna happen. The relatives probably did not have the kind of down payment the bank would need. Standard homes take 20% down. Very high end homes present much more risk and banks would probably want many millions down. 8) So the reason Elon underwrote the mortgage is because the family members could not qualify for a bank loan. The banks were obviously right. So Elon is doing the good deed to save architectural heritage of the property but he has to do it in a way that he repossesses the property if they walk out on their mortgage.
#5 doesn't seem correct, as the space below this house is a golf course which is almost 100' down from the house. Then the next house on the other side of the course is almost 100' up again and its almost 800' away. So there aren't any houses below this house. So at least on that point I have to call BS at least, as it doesn't match with the area.... 🙉🙊🙈 Just a side note as well the wilder house is one of the smaller houses in this area directly around it are much larger mansions/estates.
Re #7: the salient point here is that it would require a jumbo loan to buy this property. What you call a 'standard home' can very well be financed, sometimes with as little as 3 pct down with a VA loan. The difference is that loans up to a certain amount - I believe it's been raised to nearly a million dollars in SoCal - can receive FHA financing and are guaranteed by the US government. Jumbo loans - loans above that - are not bought by the FHA, so the bank has to accept all the risk associated with it, so they require a higher down payment.
You have about a .000005% chance of this house being victim to a wildfire. The whole area is lush and green and they have solid fire response plan in the area. Yes, it’s a cute home.
What's interesting in the Wilder Estate is the protrusion on the side of the garage to the left. It appears to be a staircase, but they don't show in the pics what it leads up to. A second floor of the garage? For a nearly $13 million dollar house one would think they would show all of the rooms. I don't think a single bathroom was shown in the pictures. But in any case, i do hope the home is preserved for posterity.
I was looking at that. It looks like a later add-on, and it looks pretty bad. It gives the whole house, which at seventy years old is showing its age, a cobbled-together look that imo makes it hard to justify the price tag. The only thing that makes this a million dollar property is its Bel-Air location. But with a deed restriction of keeping 'the spirit of the house intact', it will be a tough sell.
They'll be lucky to get the original $7 million sale price... $13 million is a joke. * EDIT - and nobody EVER gets to only put 4% down on a mortgage ! 😮 Elon was too kind.
@@dalerbob It was extremely kind of Elon to lend the couple millions - they only put $300,000 grand down! Unheard of and a bank would never have made that loan. That couple was very lucky that he was willing to finance the purchase for them. Many would not have been so generous.
Wait did you say they bought the home from Elon on contract for 300k down and 6.7 million on contract, then lost it for 12 million. If I got a deal like that, the IRS or DOJ would be all over me trying to reverse that deal.
If Elon was really a "nice guy" then he could have given Wilder's nephew a break somehow with the terms of the mortgage if he wanted to. Its not Elon is starving being he's worth over 250 billion as of today.
I love the style of the house, but I suppose it's not very california-ish. I don't like those ultra modern houses. I'd rather take a retro house like this. Granted I would never pay California prices. For $12 million you go to Europe and get a castle. Or for that matter if I had $12 million I would have house here in the US and in Europe 😅
Expensive Celebrity homes don’t sell fast. They don’t have much time so they should get a home equity line of credit to get up to date on payments. Another approach is have Elon be a partner in selling the home so everyone wins.
@@finned958 I agree those could be good options. Although most banks wont do a HELOC if the 1st mortgage is in default. Probably could get it done with a smaller private lender..
@@Real.Estate.Report A masterfully set up by the nephew Trying to pull a fast one on Ellon Must Like some renter with sad stories, they make they deposit and make a few house payments and claim hardship now you can't evi them for months😅 He was not trying to keep that house, l thought it was family, but now he's trying to sell it for a hugh profit
gene wilder was jewish, real name silberman. not sure why Elon thinks that house is particularly preservation worthy. I would never pay 7 let alone 13 for a tear down that couldn't be torn down. The listing makes no mention of a stipulation to preserve, it tries to be respectful but still says this is a 'blank canvas' which is code for bulldozer. Elon maybe likes him because of the memeable comedic moments of his movies but a small wooden house is a small wooden house. Very premium location though, house aside and good size lot. About 15000sqft level ground which could probably be extended a bit with modern means. Although you want to make sure the cliff isn't going anywhere. Have you seen the news about the neighborhood slide in Palos Verdes, southern LA? no doubt a video in that. Without restrictions the lot might be worth the 13million and sell right away. If I was looking in the 20mill range, I might actually buy it. Build a very nice design for 4-5million. The larger neighbor is for sale for 115million...
@@DanFrederiksen good point about the listing description not mentioning restrictions. It’ll be interesting to find out how it unfolded. I’ll call the listing agent to see if I can get more info later today. Saw that $115 million listing… that’s a big one
Not sure why you felt the need to interject Wilder's Jewish faith or birth name into this. It has absolutely nothing to do with Elon or the sale of this home.
I looked up the details & photos on this house. It is an interesting design by a well-known designer who still was not a licensed architect (Robert Byrd) and the house is in pristine consition with very attractive landscaping/curb appeal and a fabulous view over a golf course and to the downtown LA skyline in the distance. Still, it has a $12,950,000 price tag (it's currently listed for sale: 10930 Chalon Rd., Los Angeles CA 90077) for a house that's only 2756 sq. ft. Is this price justified for this house, or would it be justified simply for the lot because of the location if someone wanted to tear the house down and build something bigger? I'm not familiar with how such things are handled in this area (I live in Florida), but here in the southeastern US it would not be uncommon for a house to be moved to another location rather than demolished, and I can see someone buying this one just to separate its parts for rejoining at another location rather than letting it be bulldozed. Do they do that with houses in SoCal?
Similar to; Watch your pennies, your dollars will take care of themselves. Elon = Watch your millions, your billions will take care of themselves. 1970s saying, 'Cash, Grass, or Ass. Nobody gets Gene Wilder's house for Free'
When you buy a house there are rules and regulations on the property: owners are required to disclose the property value and property management/ real estate/ lenders agreement/ lawyers - court fees order, but instead the owner was acting as everyone.. did not protect his interests, so that’s on the owner.. yes the buyer, if by law they are entitled to sell the property at that price is a lot of money but you would negotiate it with a fair deal and get 8M because of the condition/ location/ history..
I really like your content, but I think your thumbnails could be much better. I would suggest including the integration of your face superimposed over the thumbnails you create for each individual episode. Most successful YTuber’s do this. We want to see you!
@@heidisalaka6938 thank you for that feedback! I did do that a while back and admittedly I felt kind of awkward making the cheesy *shocked* faces. But hearing you say this tells me maybe I should give it another shot ..
It's not uncommon for mortgages to be sold from bank to bank so there's no reason for Elon to hold the loan longer than one day. A Land Trust could have kept the house intact. The fact he held the note so long proves inexperience.
I did what Elon did. I sold a home and carried a note on it in 2006. Then of course the big housing crash happened in 2008. The guy that bought my house quit making payments. I foreclosed on him in 2009. I might have been better off just giving him the house. It cost me money to foreclose using a title and escrow company. Then when I got the house back I had to pay several years worth of unpaid property taxes. I couldn't get the water turned on until I paid a years worth of water bills. Same with electricity and gas. The house was worth less than what I sold it for because of the real estate crash. I then spent about $50K remodeling some of it so I could sell it again. Total money pit. I eventually sold it for a lot less than I had in it in 2014.
I have never lived in a place that you could go more than 2 months tops without paying water or electric. If you don't pay property taxes the city puts a lien on the house. ( here in South Carolina they will sell your house after 3 months after the max date ) All you need to foreclose is a lawyer to file the papers. Your story sounds extremely bogus.
You actually said you didn't realize calif was so lush. Surprised me you being a real estate guy. There's nothing to burn on AZ. Yes many fires in California in past 6 years. Maybe you need to review this video what you said. Was very Surprised you didn't know California is so lush. Nobody would pay these prices to live in just flat dirt. Thanks for responding
@@Beastmodecaston Haha I’m guessing you’re referring to the moments when I’m glancing at my monitor. I have 3 screens up as points of reference for these videos. They have the Zillow listing up, some articles, etc
I bought my recreation property from a seller finance thing. Best 5k I've ever spent. Almost 20 years later it's only assessed at 24k but I'll never sell.
What did some of your first comments have to do with real-estate? What point are you trying to make?. You gave people a mortgage to buy it, they did not make the payments, you take it back. What's your problem?
Have you ever been to the coastal parts of California? Very lush. I've lived here 65 years. I live in northern California more lush. Never had my house burn down. AZ, been there is just dirt. Couldn't live there. It's why real estate is so expensive. The beauty and weather.
@@markpb4767 I was referring to this area Bel Air in particular. I think as recent as 1 year ago there was a fire in Brentwood near the Getty. Not sure if this houses location has the same risk though. I do agree, much better landscape and weather out there compared to AZ!
I can answer this, as I read his biography. Apparently, one of his kids stated down the "capitalism bad" route. Elon wanted to connect with his son, so he decided to not be like other billionaires and not own homes and yatches. But he kept his jet coz he needed it around. But, it didn't work. The son is now a daughter and wants nothing to do with Elon, going as far as changing the last name. So yeah...... That's what happened. Look up the biography. It's the Walter Issacson one.
He was moving from California to Texas. He needed to sell all his California property otherwise California will try to claim he never really move and forced him to keep paying California state income tax.
SpaceX will be recusing Boeing Stuckliner. Boeing workers having been talking trash about Elon and SpaceX. So many sheep only reading headlines from fake news.
Just curious, I asked if you'd ever been here. You didn't say. So I'll assume no. Come out here. It's amazing. I've been to Sedona it's beautiful. Phoenix sorry to say is flat ugly. But cheap. If your serious about talking about California you need to come here. It's not all great, but it has more billionaires than any state. Wish you well.
Realtor person why don't you explain the 418 million dollar fine that the national association of realtors got for antitrust and fraudulent activities Bet you wont
@@ronblack7870 no hes right electric cars came out 100 years ago and were marketed to WOMEN. nothing has changed no progress has been made. but anyday now magical battery tech is just around the corner. soon
I saw a news story a couple days ago where the nephew said there were no hard feelings, and they were happy to have had the opportunity to live there and be caretakers of the home for a while.
I was following almost all the Elon tweets at the time and here is a little more clarity:
1) Elon had Tesla in Palo Alto (Fremont) area and he had homes in Hillsboro that were expensive.
2) He also had homes in the Hollywood hills area because SpaceX is in LA.
3) Then we had all the problems with California state trying to shut down Fremont for COVID and taxes, etc. etc
4) Elon pays $$$$ in taxes & overhead to own all his real estate.
5) The final straw was when a realtor came to him in LA and said that the house right above him (wilder house) was going up for sale and that it looks directly down on his house and he asked Elon if he would he like to buy it before the paparazzi or somebody buys it. So Elon bought it but also announced he wanted to sell all his real estate. This makes sense because he was obviously going to Texas.
6) The rest of the story is pretty much true - he did not want the Wilder home with so much history destroyed. So he sold to the relatives of Wilder with stipulations.
7) One last thing - I don't know where you get the idea you can walk into a bank and put 10% down on a $6 Million home. Never ever gonna happen. The relatives probably did not have the kind of down payment the bank would need. Standard homes take 20% down. Very high end homes present much more risk and banks would probably want many millions down.
8) So the reason Elon underwrote the mortgage is because the family members could not qualify for a bank loan. The banks were obviously right. So Elon is doing the good deed to save architectural heritage of the property but he has to do it in a way that he repossesses the property if they walk out on their mortgage.
#5 doesn't seem correct, as the space below this house is a golf course which is almost 100' down from the house. Then the next house on the other side of the course is almost 100' up again and its almost 800' away. So there aren't any houses below this house. So at least on that point I have to call BS at least, as it doesn't match with the area.... 🙉🙊🙈 Just a side note as well the wilder house is one of the smaller houses in this area directly around it are much larger mansions/estates.
Re #7: the salient point here is that it would require a jumbo loan to buy this property. What you call a 'standard home' can very well be financed, sometimes with as little as 3 pct down with a VA loan.
The difference is that loans up to a certain amount - I believe it's been raised to nearly a million dollars in SoCal - can receive FHA financing and are guaranteed by the US government.
Jumbo loans - loans above that - are not bought by the FHA, so the bank has to accept all the risk associated with it, so they require a higher down payment.
That’s quite the headline!
@@JasonWalter1 haha, it sure is!
You have about a .000005% chance of this house being victim to a wildfire.
The whole area is lush and green and they have solid fire response plan in the area.
Yes, it’s a cute home.
Does anyone think a bank wouldn’t be doing the same? Or even the local tax assessor…for unpaid taxes.
What's interesting in the Wilder Estate is the protrusion on the side of the garage to the left. It appears to be a staircase, but they don't show in the pics what it leads up to. A second floor of the garage? For a nearly $13 million dollar house one would think they would show all of the rooms. I don't think a single bathroom was shown in the pictures. But in any case, i do hope the home is preserved for posterity.
I was looking at that. It looks like a later add-on, and it looks pretty bad. It gives the whole house, which at seventy years old is showing its age, a cobbled-together look that imo makes it hard to justify the price tag.
The only thing that makes this a million dollar property is its Bel-Air location. But with a deed restriction of keeping 'the spirit of the house intact', it will be a tough sell.
@@shelbynamels973 there is something to be said about that.
0:24 dude take class to learn dancing 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@laqissalem-iq2dy yeah those were some moves 😂
They'll be lucky to get the original $7 million sale price... $13 million is a joke.
* EDIT - and nobody EVER gets to only put 4% down on a mortgage ! 😮 Elon was too kind.
I put 0 down on my mortgage...
Its sad that this type of architecture is under appreciated, it style house house has been torn down for ubiquitous mcmansions
I love the architecture.
It is nice that the seller lends you money to buy his house. I am learning something everyday
All of the images of the inside, it's such a cool place.
Elon is not a charity.
He’s a greedy billionaire !
@@dalerbob It was extremely kind of Elon to lend the couple millions - they only put $300,000 grand down! Unheard of and a bank would never have made that loan. That couple was very lucky that he was willing to finance the purchase for them. Many would not have been so generous.
But he enjoys charity to keep his business going
@@dalerbob not really, he spends it on useful things.
It was a loan. He was charging interest. He did not loan the principal (or loan money interest free) out of generosity 😂
Wait did you say they bought the home from Elon on contract for 300k down and 6.7 million on contract, then lost it for 12 million. If I got a deal like that, the IRS or DOJ would be all over me trying to reverse that deal.
@@johnsonrepp it’s currently for sale, I go over the Zillow listing later in the video
Nephew tricked ellon Musk, knowing he can't afford it, put down payment, make few payments, then put up for sale
Nephew wins big Ellon Musk looses
Wow, what a missed opportunity for several Blazing Saddles references. Damn shame
@@patrick383ironworker dang it. Before my time, actually never seen it
But but but, he lives in a $50k tiny house with his 12 children..?
If Elon was really a "nice guy" then he could have given Wilder's nephew a break somehow with the terms of the mortgage if he wanted to. Its not Elon is starving being he's worth over 250 billion as of today.
Not the point. He is not a charity for celebs
I love the style of the house, but I suppose it's not very california-ish. I don't like those ultra modern houses. I'd rather take a retro house like this. Granted I would never pay California prices. For $12 million you go to Europe and get a castle. Or for that matter if I had $12 million I would have house here in the US and in Europe 😅
You can't afford California prices.
Expensive Celebrity homes don’t sell fast. They don’t have much time so they should get a home equity line of credit to get up to date on payments. Another approach is have Elon be a partner in selling the home so everyone wins.
@@finned958 I agree those could be good options. Although most banks wont do a HELOC if the 1st mortgage is in default. Probably could get it done with a smaller private lender..
@@Real.Estate.Report A masterfully set up by the nephew
Trying to pull a fast one on Ellon Must
Like some renter with sad stories, they make they deposit and make a few house payments and claim hardship now you can't evi them for months😅
He was not trying to keep that house, l thought it was family, but now he's trying to sell it for a hugh profit
Hey, love the show. Hey, how about an update video on Dan Balzerian selling his LV property. He indicated he intends to decamp for Bali or the UAE.
gene wilder was jewish, real name silberman. not sure why Elon thinks that house is particularly preservation worthy. I would never pay 7 let alone 13 for a tear down that couldn't be torn down.
The listing makes no mention of a stipulation to preserve, it tries to be respectful but still says this is a 'blank canvas' which is code for bulldozer. Elon maybe likes him because of the memeable comedic moments of his movies but a small wooden house is a small wooden house. Very premium location though, house aside and good size lot. About 15000sqft level ground which could probably be extended a bit with modern means. Although you want to make sure the cliff isn't going anywhere. Have you seen the news about the neighborhood slide in Palos Verdes, southern LA? no doubt a video in that.
Without restrictions the lot might be worth the 13million and sell right away. If I was looking in the 20mill range, I might actually buy it. Build a very nice design for 4-5million. The larger neighbor is for sale for 115million...
@@DanFrederiksen good point about the listing description not mentioning restrictions. It’ll be interesting to find out how it unfolded. I’ll call the listing agent to see if I can get more info later today. Saw that $115 million listing… that’s a big one
Not sure why you felt the need to interject Wilder's Jewish faith or birth name into this. It has absolutely nothing to do with Elon or the sale of this home.
I love the house
@@johnkeith2450 It’s charming, I’d imagine a lot of others also will appreciate it. But $13,000,000 is steep…
@@Real.Estate.Report Agreed, and I have on 130k to spend 😀
You put the restrictions on the title. It’s in stone then. Simply telling someone they can’t tear down the house doesn’t hold water.
Seller financing! That’s really nice🤗
I looked up the details & photos on this house. It is an interesting design by a well-known designer who still was not a licensed architect (Robert Byrd) and the house is in pristine consition with very attractive landscaping/curb appeal and a fabulous view over a golf course and to the downtown LA skyline in the distance. Still, it has a $12,950,000 price tag (it's currently listed for sale: 10930 Chalon Rd., Los Angeles CA 90077) for a house that's only 2756 sq. ft. Is this price justified for this house, or would it be justified simply for the lot because of the location if someone wanted to tear the house down and build something bigger? I'm not familiar with how such things are handled in this area (I live in Florida), but here in the southeastern US it would not be uncommon for a house to be moved to another location rather than demolished, and I can see someone buying this one just to separate its parts for rejoining at another location rather than letting it be bulldozed. Do they do that with houses in SoCal?
You can’t tear it down. I get that. But does it mean it can’t possibly be remodeled or updated in anyway?
Similar to; Watch your pennies, your dollars will take care of themselves. Elon = Watch your millions, your billions will take care of themselves.
1970s saying, 'Cash, Grass, or Ass. Nobody gets Gene Wilder's house for Free'
When you buy a house there are rules and regulations on the property: owners are required to disclose the property value and property management/ real estate/ lenders agreement/ lawyers - court fees order, but instead the owner was acting as everyone.. did not protect his interests, so that’s on the owner.. yes the buyer, if by law they are entitled to sell the property at that price is a lot of money but you would negotiate it with a fair deal and get 8M because of the condition/ location/ history..
So is Musk a big Willie Wonka fan, because I doubt Musk is a fan of See no evil, Hear no evil 😁😁😁😁
Blacks on black crime: We dint see nuffins.
Blazing Saddles!
80k property tax on that one.
Third option would have been to refinance through a bank or mortgage company.
Grifter.....Mars is BS. Robotaxis BS. He can't get the FSD grift working. Hyperloop died. Boring company....lol
How did he get so rich?
@@MrNanah38He started off rich.
You can't believe that whoever buys it is not going remodel and modernize it ,or build a new one
I really like your content, but I think your thumbnails could be much better. I would suggest including the integration of your face superimposed over the thumbnails you create for each individual episode. Most successful YTuber’s do this. We want to see you!
@@heidisalaka6938 thank you for that feedback! I did do that a while back and admittedly I felt kind of awkward making the cheesy *shocked* faces. But hearing you say this tells me maybe I should give it another shot ..
@@Real.Estate.Report 😊
It's not uncommon for mortgages to be sold from bank to bank so there's no reason for Elon to hold the loan longer than one day. A Land Trust could have kept the house intact. The fact he held the note so long proves inexperience.
I did what Elon did. I sold a home and carried a note on it in 2006. Then of course the big housing crash happened in 2008. The guy that bought my house quit making payments. I foreclosed on him in 2009.
I might have been better off just giving him the house. It cost me money to foreclose using a title and escrow company. Then when I got the house back I had to pay several years worth of unpaid property taxes. I couldn't get the water turned on until I paid a years worth of water bills. Same with electricity and gas. The house was worth less than what I sold it for because of the real estate crash. I then spent about $50K remodeling some of it so I could sell it again. Total money pit. I eventually sold it for a lot less than I had in it in 2014.
I have never lived in a place that you could go more than 2 months tops without paying water or electric. If you don't pay property taxes the city puts a lien on the house. ( here in South Carolina they will sell your house after 3 months after the max date ) All you need to foreclose is a lawyer to file the papers. Your story sounds extremely bogus.
Never owner finance. It never ends well
Nerolink helped people walk already.
You actually said you didn't realize calif was so lush. Surprised me you being a real estate guy. There's nothing to burn on AZ. Yes many fires in California in past 6 years. Maybe you need to review this video what you said. Was very Surprised you didn't know California is so lush. Nobody would pay these prices to live in just flat dirt. Thanks for responding
That’s really nice! Seller financing 🤗
Wait, is seller financing legal without a finance banking licence?
Yes
Yes, common in this area. Rarely works out well for the owner/lender
Elon is not foreclosing. His tenant couldn’t pay the bills.
Has anyone ever asked you who or what are you looking at while you speak and turn your head to side? Very strange lol 😝
@@Beastmodecaston Haha I’m guessing you’re referring to the moments when I’m glancing at my monitor. I have 3 screens up as points of reference for these videos. They have the Zillow listing up, some articles, etc
I bought my recreation property from a seller finance thing. Best 5k I've ever spent. Almost 20 years later it's only assessed at 24k but I'll never sell.
they missed 3 payments , that's how this happened.
F around and fined out !!!!
His money. His business. Extremely smart. He knows what he is doing.
What did some of your first comments have to do with real-estate? What point are you trying to make?. You gave people a mortgage to buy it, they did not make the payments, you take it back. What's your problem?
@@davidrounds3245 huh
Have you ever been to the coastal parts of California? Very lush. I've lived here 65 years. I live in northern California more lush. Never had my house burn down. AZ, been there is just dirt. Couldn't live there.
It's why real estate is so expensive. The beauty and weather.
@@markpb4767 I was referring to this area Bel Air in particular. I think as recent as 1 year ago there was a fire in Brentwood near the Getty. Not sure if this houses location has the same risk though. I do agree, much better landscape and weather out there compared to AZ!
Why did Elon sell all of his physical possessions?
I can answer this, as I read his biography. Apparently, one of his kids stated down the "capitalism bad" route. Elon wanted to connect with his son, so he decided to not be like other billionaires and not own homes and yatches. But he kept his jet coz he needed it around.
But, it didn't work. The son is now a daughter and wants nothing to do with Elon, going as far as changing the last name.
So yeah...... That's what happened. Look up the biography. It's the Walter Issacson one.
He didn't. But he wants claim being different. I live in San Francisco. Elon is considered a joke. He's given trump millions.
He's leaving for Mars forever. Good!
He was moving from California to Texas. He needed to sell all his California property otherwise California will try to claim he never really move and forced him to keep paying California state income tax.
L.A. was once great ag. land.
SpaceX delivers more the half of the world's current payload into space.
Starlink is the #1 internet provider in the world.
@@MossMini crazy!
Fake x but real $
Where'd ya hear that?
Means nothing to the world
SpaceX will be recusing Boeing Stuckliner. Boeing workers having been talking trash about Elon and SpaceX.
So many sheep only reading headlines from fake news.
Just curious, I asked if you'd ever been here. You didn't say. So I'll assume no. Come out here. It's amazing. I've been to Sedona it's beautiful. Phoenix sorry to say is flat ugly. But cheap.
If your serious about talking about California you need to come here. It's not all great, but it has more billionaires than any state. Wish you well.
Btw... Elon musk is considered a total pos in California. But he has the right to foreclosure.
Wish I could buy it, butt is way out of my range.
Realtor person why don't you explain the 418 million dollar fine that the national association of realtors got for antitrust and fraudulent activities
Bet you wont
No Elon is not an innovator bro, we already had electric cars on 1800’s look it up
this is very misleading. like saying we had the telegraph in the 1800's so we had the internet already .
@@ronblack7870 no hes right electric cars came out 100 years ago and were marketed to WOMEN. nothing has changed no progress has been made. but anyday now magical battery tech is just around the corner. soon
Seller financing, yes we get it. It’s where the seller does the financing. Do you think it’s democrats that are watching. ?
Lol. I was thinking the same.
Musk is getting desperate for liquidity, walls are closing in :)
@@kareliask i think he’ll be alright ha
Hahaha, ok pal 👍
Another delusional nut case.
Hardly are the walls closing in on Elon
What's your point woke boy
Elon Musk he should run for governor of California
The bigger they are , the harder they fall .
Elon is not falling. Prob not what you meant
Anyone that deals with Elon Musk gets exactly what they deserve!
Just pay the mortgage! It hardly matters that mortgager is Elon.