Sacca: Buying multiple houses made us prisoners to our possessions
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Chris Sacca, founder of Lowercarbon Capital and early investor in Twitter and Uber, describes the hidden operational burdens of acquiring multiple homes after making early wealth.
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“In the beginning, I made a bunch of money and I bought houses for Family and multiple houses for ourselves, and then my wife and I turn around and we're like, fuck, we're property managers. Our inbox is like, hey, this broke, and this is happening, and what do we do? I was like, so we're just prisoners to our stuff right now.”
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