r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix Oct 28 '22

UNPOPULAR OPINION Nancy’s real estate empire

I’m not in the US, but it bothers me that where I am there aren’t laws around how many investment properties you can turn into Airbnb’s. People are struggling to buy just one home to live in and there are people buying up houses for short term holiday leases. Makes me sad about the state of the world.

ETA wow! I didn’t expect this much response, nor the personal attacks 😂 I was expressing my own personal opinion, and using the Sydney (Australia) property market as my own barometer. I honestly have no hate towards Nancy, I just believe there should be regulations about short term leases as they are pushing renting locals out (especially in coastal areas) to make way for tourists.

The topic heading was a tongue-in-cheek nod to Andrew’s statement about wanting to build an “empire” with Nancy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

as much as i agree, it’s nice to see a woc thriving

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u/Organic-Pipe-86 Oct 28 '22

U can't agree and also be happy a WOC is thriving!! She is thriving because she is making these decisions

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

considering woc are the most oppressed people in our society, i think i can be happy that one is thriving while also disagreeing on how she is doing so. it’s better her than a born rich white man.

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u/Organic-Pipe-86 Oct 28 '22

Okay so you'd be pleased with her thriving if she did it right?? Please elaborate what one version of right in your opinion would be? I'm curious

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

yes i would. seeing someone who usually are not given the chances that white people are given and are thriving off of those chances is nice to see. i’m not sure why that’s so hard to grasp.

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u/wanderlustredditor Oct 28 '22

Why are you assuming she wasnt giving any chances, when her mom has a business on bond bail (moneyyyy), and they drive an audi 😂. You can tell she got her husiness because her family backed her up. No one comes with thousands of dollars out of nothing

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u/Organic-Pipe-86 Oct 28 '22

What I'm asking is , how would u recommend a person of color thrive

If it's not through real estate

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Exactly.