Here's the deal... You now get $3500 a month at a mini

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Interior. Also video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz_d1mprtlI

I live on >€8k a year now so 800 a month for fun things seems luxurious and decadent to me.

I also don't care much for people so I chose the former.

$9600 vs $16800 in spending cash every year.

That IS a big difference...

I'd be a transient if I made that much.

>>1002893
Clearly A is the only option, although I would prefer a cabin near water over a modern home on mountains.

>>1002893
oh my they actually build it out of container, thought they just stole look with some sheet metal casing, which would be smarter and cheaper

>>1002925
Kill yourself you filthy Jew

>>1002982

It's a hypothetical question. I don't want that much money, but that's what I would do if you gave it to me for free.

>>1002893
Option C.
Earn $6k a month.
Already buy house on lot in glorious PNW.
15% to retirment.
All else to mortgage(only debt) payed off in 2020 by current buget.
Then stack retirement/investments like crazy till aprox $2k/monthly passive.
"Retire" from regular work at that time, sooner if I find a way to keep funding investments with a part time business.
Basically working my ass off toward financial independence while also trying to make my own money and get out from having a boss if I can. Priority now is pay of muh 40 acres before I worry to much about breaking away from the boss.
30btw. Wish I had these goals at 20...I'd have had this place paid off at 27 and be 6 years closer to financial freedom....

>>1003034

Cool story bro. But there wasn't an option C. I already fully retired at 35, which is why I asked the question in the first place, so your option C doesn't help me at all.

>>1002893
I already live in a house in rhe mountains option a just give me a nicer house and more money so fuck yeah

>>1003059
There's always option c...if you just go back to work you can pay off that modern woods cabin in like 4 years and keep all the passive income. That's not worth it to you really?

>>1003059
I mean seriously. At 35 why would you get into 30yr debt if you're able body and could just pay it of quickly? I guess I just don't get it. Like what are you going to do for the next 40yrs? Have $1k+/-200 a month to live on and sleep in? I want to be my own boss buy even if won the lottery I'm not sure I could be fully retired at 35. I just enjoy doing stuff to much...might as well get paid to do the stuff.

>>1003072
Just imagine. Epic woods modern house and $3k monthly play money....I can and am putting in way more the half a decade for that. I still take vacations and do shit. Not like I'm not also living but I guess I also enjoy what I do so I don't get that Monday dread.

>>1002893
Option A all the way, that's all I would ever want in life and I can only dream of being blessed with that situation

>>1002893
I just want the acreage desu, keep your homohobo house

>>1003168

Honomobo is sexy tho.

>>1002893
That would be a dream. Of course I would choose the forest. I currently live off 800 $ (€), but the rent is only 300 € and I live in a forest. The internet is pretty shitty unfortunately.

You don't need a lot of money for "entertainment", I managed to build a 4K rig and a secondary computer. You just need to focus priorities. I don't have a reallife and walk distances like 30km.

>>1002893
You bet your ass I'm taking the mountaintop home. A place like that is EASILY worth an extra $600/month, and in a place like that, most of your entertainment is going to be cheap/free anyways, so $800/month will be plenty.

>>1002893
A you fucking moron. A

>>1002893
$800 a month is a ton for just entertainment.

More than enough, I'd pick that easy.

>>1002893
acreage can be used to make a profit and has significant tax write offs if used agriculturally.

if you worked the land for a few years and developed it, you could eventually afford both A and B.

>>1002893
That's $100 less than I make in a year. I seriously wouldn't even know where to begin with $42,000 a year.

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>>1006004

Won't be doing any farming on top of a mountain. Pic related, the land looks similar.

>>1002982
Thats more than enough money to travel with. Why wouldnt you?

>>1006465
not that guy, but hydroponic farming is pretty cheap and easy to set up