I'm glad to read the above comment. It's good to hear that UA is doing all it can to give our guys the tools and knowledge to make solid financial decisions that'll stand up over time. I likewise wish they would all heed the advice.
So you wouldn't spend 6.25% of your overall salary on a house? He just signed a $16 million dollar contract and probably makes at least half of that in endorsements and sponsors. It's really not that big of a purchase if you look at in in perspective.
I wish my house felt the same way being worth 60% of what I mortgaged it for in 2004. I've owned cars that were a better investment percentage wise. Seriously, I bought my wife a 1996 Blazer in 2004 for $4,000 traded it in 5 years later for $3,700.
Buford is actually just under 40 miles from downtown Atlanta. I live in Sugar Hill, which is literally smack dab against Buford. And, the Atlanta market - at least out this way - is coming back gangbusters. At least that's what Gwinnett County is telling us on our property tax bill. Our house is worth 58% more than it was just last year.
You're probably right but it seems further than that, especially if you use Buford Hwy/23. I live near Holcomb Bridge and Ga 400 and driving miles to Buford via the meandering roads is a long way.Buford is actually just under 40 miles from downtown Atlanta. I live in Sugar Hill, which is literally smack dab against Buford. And, the Atlanta market - at least out this way - is coming back gangbusters. At least that's what Gwinnett County is telling us on our property tax bill. Our house is worth 58% more than it was just last year.
Yeah and I bet 95% of that money went to jewely, cars, and groupies. Just because you're a great athlete doesn't mean you're a smart person when it comes to life. Good on Julio for living smart.
Yeah, it really is. That's a huge piece of property for that amount of money.
