Would an island be a good investment after winning the Powerball

>>3149681
what if it disappears underwater?

>>3149700
Oh...

Fuck.

How do I get prequalified anon? Will Fannie or Freddie give me a loan, my credit is in the high 500s

>>3149681
No. You'll make more if you flip 1 million dollar houses.

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>>3149681
>buying land prior to the coming global real estate collapse

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>>3149729
So what can be done with this one?

(It's much closer to home)

>>3149762
pose this question to /diy/

>175,000,000 american dollars for a tiny piece of land with ten bedrooms
far too expensive

>>3149762
why not flip 3 decently sized houses and furnish them to all heck with leftover dough to make a even bigger profit. Your looking at new construction and other fancy big ass houses with huge ass costs for reno and whatever else needs work. Learn your risk management geezus.

>>3149681
>Island
>Investment

Probably not. Not unless you're gonna put some desirable, one of a hind shit on there.

I mean look at Brando's island - they had to turn it into a resort to keep the lights on. That would have been a massive capital outlay after he died

>>3149725

Fannie freddie loans cap out at like 636,100, and in most its even lower.

Would need to find a commercial investor for something that big.

>>3149681
OP sea levels are going to rise 1ft in the near future. Will your island still be there?

>>3150476
Of course it will be; just underwater.

>>3149762
Please reconsider actual value (land) and not meme houses