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sqft		#581 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 11:57:06 AM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/10/2015 Posts: 961 Location: Kenya		Generation rent https://www.theguardian....oung-off-housing-ladder https://www.independent....ims-shelter-9783221.html Proverbs 13:11 Dishonest money dwindles away, but whoever gathers money little by little makes it grow.
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amorphous		#582 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 1:13:59 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 5/15/2019 Posts: 687 Location: planet earth		sqft wrote: Generation rent https://www.theguardian....oung-off-housing-ladder https://www.independent....ms-shelter-9783221.html Sadly this is the fate of the overwhelming majority of middle class Nairobians who are too proud to get something of their own in DC is the future or similar surrounding burbs of Metro-Nairobi. The funny thing is some of them drive very posh cars worth a milli or more yet cry that rent in Kileleshwa, South C, Pangani etc is too high . They think the universe only exists in Nai core. In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
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alma1		#583 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 1:31:21 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 9/19/2015 Posts: 2,871 Location: hapo		Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?
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sparkly		#584 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:16:47 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi		alma1 wrote: Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. Well said. If my primary goal in life is to avoid paying rent in Kilimani or Kileleshwa, I would rather go back to my shagz and live in mud walled hut on ancestral land rather than buy a unserviced kaburoti in the middle of nowhere. Life is short. Live passionately.
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amorphous		#585 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:17:46 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 5/15/2019 Posts: 687 Location: planet earth		alma1 wrote: Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. We have done the mathematics for you on this thread 100 times but you still cannot nyita. Continue renting in Nai core while owning *nothing* shauri yago In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
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alma1		#586 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:26:25 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 9/19/2015 Posts: 2,871 Location: hapo		amorphous wrote: alma1 wrote: Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. We have done the mathematics for you on this thread 100 times but you still cannot nyita. Continue renting in Nai core while owning *nothing* shauri yago Like I said before, financial literacy should be taught by force. Not owning a kaburoti means you own "nothing"? Why would I ever want to live in a place that takes me 2 hours to get to work? What financial sense does that make? Wewe kaa DC...Hapa niko sawa tu. But like I told you...I will buy the land you are selling and subdivide to sell to the fools who believe you. That would probably be my 5 years of rent in profit. Kila mtu akae kwake. I am beginning to believe that there are people who invest to impress others. That's a very strange change in wazua. amaorphous bin mugundaman, I will never invest to make you or the people of DC happy. I do it with math and a reason. I'm not going to live my aging days in a place where there's more dust inside the house than outside. Aiii boss. Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?
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amorphous		#587 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:33:34 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 5/15/2019 Posts: 687 Location: planet earth		alma1 wrote: amorphous wrote: alma1 wrote: Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. We have done the mathematics for you on this thread 100 times but you still cannot nyita. Continue renting in Nai core while owning *nothing* shauri yago Like I said before, financial literacy should be taught by force. Not owning a kaburoti means you own "nothing"? Why would I ever want to live in a place that takes me 2 hours to get to work? What financial sense does that make? Wewe kaa DC...Hapa niko sawa tu. But like I told you...I will buy the land you are selling and subdivide to sell to the fools who believe you. That would probably be my 5 years of rent in profit. Kila mtu akae kwake. I am beginning to believe that there are people who invest to impress others. That's a very strange change in wazua. amaorphous bin mugundaman, I will never invest to make you or the people of DC happy. I do it with math and a reason. I'm not going to live my aging days in a place where there's more dust inside the house than outside. Aiii boss. You can rant and rave all you want but if all you own is your sufurias and sofa sets in that bedsitter you are living in huko Nai core then you own zero In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
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alma1		#588 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:38:31 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 9/19/2015 Posts: 2,871 Location: hapo		amorphous wrote: alma1 wrote: amorphous wrote: alma1 wrote: Emotion vs Mathematics It's always people who don't do math who come up with emotional arguments about investing. Ati live in Kayole so that you can save for a house sijui where? There is a thread on this forum. It has been voted many times as the best thread ever on Wazua. I know some of you can't read or don't know how to google. But try to find it. It was comprehensive and it was detailed with data. You might learn one or two things from it. Hii mambo of following the crowd is what get's people to buy tuburotis in the wild then wonder why their lives are miserable. Who told you that a person renting a 150k house is not investing? I'll repeat again. Living in Isinya is not what I consider living a good life. Life is too short to accept mediocre lifestyles in the name of "investing" But I have no problem selling you a kaburoti in the bundus. We have done the mathematics for you on this thread 100 times but you still cannot nyita. Continue renting in Nai core while owning *nothing* shauri yago Like I said before, financial literacy should be taught by force. Not owning a kaburoti means you own "nothing"? Why would I ever want to live in a place that takes me 2 hours to get to work? What financial sense does that make? Wewe kaa DC...Hapa niko sawa tu. But like I told you...I will buy the land you are selling and subdivide to sell to the fools who believe you. That would probably be my 5 years of rent in profit. Kila mtu akae kwake. I am beginning to believe that there are people who invest to impress others. That's a very strange change in wazua. amaorphous bin mugundaman, I will never invest to make you or the people of DC happy. I do it with math and a reason. I'm not going to live my aging days in a place where there's more dust inside the house than outside. Aiii boss. You can rant and rave all you want but if all you own is your sufurias and sofa sets in that bedsitter you are living in huko Nai core then you own zero When a man can value his life based on the tuborotis he owns in a dusty dry area. Sad. Wewe weka shamba hapa tukununulie lakini kutudanganya hapa sijui isinya sijui wapi wacha tu...We shall use your skills to sell the subdivisions to the fools who want to retire there. Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?
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amorphous		#589 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:50:44 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 5/15/2019 Posts: 687 Location: planet earth		alma1 wrote: When a man can value his life based on the tuborotis he owns in a dusty dry area. Sad. Wewe weka shamba hapa tukununulie lakini kutudanganya hapa sijui isinya sijui wapi wacha tu...We shall use your skills to sell the subdivisions to the fools who want to retire there. Forget Isinya, hata 1/8th huko Bissil or Namanga town huwezi afford In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
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alma1		#590 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2020 2:59:10 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 9/19/2015 Posts: 2,871 Location: hapo		amorphous wrote: alma1 wrote: When a man can value his life based on the tuborotis he owns in a dusty dry area. Sad. Wewe weka shamba hapa tukununulie lakini kutudanganya hapa sijui isinya sijui wapi wacha tu...We shall use your skills to sell the subdivisions to the fools who want to retire there. Forget Isinya, hata 1/8th huko Bissil or Namanga town huwezi afford As I had said earlier, the quality of content on the blue section is becoming ala green section. Where did the number of sufurias I own come in? I just said, it is a not wise man who buys a kaburoti in Namanga ati coz a lot of people are moving there. If you are buying land to invest and especially to retire in, there are better options than that ungodly area. Even the maasai don't live there, they just go there to graze their cattle. Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?
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