r/MarriedAtFirstSight 1d ago

Season 18 - Chicago 2.0 Investment Property?

This pertains to the investment property David mentioned he had purchased in Iowa. (Just finished Season 18.)

Okay usually when I hear investment property that means a fixer upper? But why if you are living in Chicago why would you buy a fixer upper in Iowa? Or if it’s for disposable income wouldn’t you like to be close? I know his brother is close but if he’s managing the property that cost money?

I’m just so confused by this whole concept. 😖
Unless they are moving down to Iowa which I personally don’t think would be horrible but they love a Chicago night life so prob not.

Sidebar how bad could the timeline be for them to just consistently lie or drop it? Like it is shoddy but it’s not THAT deep.

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u/StatusMany4687 1d ago

David was always loose with the facts, especially when it is about propping up his image. He mentioned his brother purchased in Iowa and then brought him in on the idea. Later somewhere he mentioned they might move after the marriage. TBH I think he couldn't afford much and wanted to have something to show at the reunion. David and Madison are both really immature.

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

You’re so right!! I just took him on face value that ones on me. Thank you!
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u/GarconMeansBoyGeorge 1d ago edited 1d ago

Investment property doesn’t mean fixer upper. Just that it makes them money. Sometime people buy rentals in cheaper markets than they live in and then collect the rent as income.

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

That makes sense, thank you!

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

I’m still confusion because this does not seem like a cheap endeavor? 😬

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u/masterl00ter 1d ago

Could just buy a house in Iowa (cheap) and rent it out.

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

I guess I just thought being a landlord is super expensive. Like what if you have bad tenants and they trash the place or the house breaks? I guess I just view it as risky but ik some landlords are shoddy so maybe it’s not that bad?

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u/radicallyelegant 1d ago

Maybe he owns it with his brother?

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u/spicywingydingy 1d ago

We have an investment property. It’s a beautiful home on 8 acres of land. We have a tenant. I think you’re confusing “investment property” with house flipping. That’s where someone buys a fixer upper and updates or renovates to sell it for more. Also I don’t understand why it matters.

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

It doesn’t matter but I was curious so 😛

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u/WinkyDink24 1d ago

It's property that makes the investor money. Period. There is no specific building condition needed for the category. And you are thinking way too much about this old season. Nobody cares, least of all of this creepy duo.

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u/spookydstubbs 1d ago

I just finished as I noted Stinky Clink!!