Row 32018
Content Data
This page contains data entry 32018 from the Axioma AXP content repository. The structured data below represents the complete record for this entry.
To me the craziest part is you want to buy internationally, you said the "Country" meaning not your own and thats where it gets wild. I had similar thoughts while traveling aboard but ulitmately I didnt want to go to the same place over and over again and would rather explore new places OR buy something I can utilize alot more (say a summer home I could drive 3-5 hours and spend the weekend at or a few weeks at a time).
You aren't considering this an investment although it could be resold, if it isnt an "investment" is it at least near a tourist attraction or have some features that make it valuable and easily resold (waterfront, amazing view, waterfall, lake/pond etc) or is it just acerage in the middle of nowhere? Could you retire in this cabin without having to rebuild or expand?
I had a friend fresh out of college purchase a condo in a mountain town cause they loved skiing/boarding and we all thought they were crazy however the apperciation on it has been more then 15x and they just sold, so it can be done but I wouldnt advise.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| text | To me the craziest part is you want to buy internationally, you said the "Country" meaning not your own and thats where it gets wild. I had similar thoughts while traveling aboard but ulitmately I didnt want to go to the same place over and over again and would rather explore new places OR buy something I can utilize alot more (say a summer home I could drive 3-5 hours and spend the weekend at or a few weeks at a time). You aren't considering this an investment although it could be resold… |
| label | r/investing |
| dataType | comment |
| communityName | r/investing |
| datetime | 2024-05-21 |
| username_encoded | Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak1HVTJpQXU1bWtxQWNvbVNST1hrNlB2RWJpcFdySVhOZVZsQWRZcko4U21CODlBVHFRNHdwQ2xnNjNPbkpIWGkzZHRUU0FFSi16NXVXUTYyX0FSQUVwVVE9PQ== |
| url_encoded | Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak9XSDVZbmhRdllEQzQ4M0RCWUpNUnlzVDBnellpM0VGR3V6QVhOQ3haUXVodzZwcFRNZGxWY3R3SEZhRGJvdlVIOEowZFozMXNZb0lzWjU1VVRocVpmQWh1Wm5JZGowakppbjRWQi1pNXMyTEZOb01jOVBKNVpLZ3FYaEhPQmQzd0J6bXNlR01nX1d0aXFRdnVMUFMxMDFNTFNpOXFiSGVfOWZLdFpGX1paaHZFbW04UU40dURlb1ktQk9mWk5WZnN6Q21WV0I2S1RWWE9oeTQzcUxhMjhWQT09 |
Raw Record
{
"text": "To me the craziest part is you want to buy internationally, you said the \"Country\" meaning not your own and thats where it gets wild. I had similar thoughts while traveling aboard but ulitmately I didnt want to go to the same place over and over again and would rather explore new places OR buy something I can utilize alot more (say a summer home I could drive 3-5 hours and spend the weekend at or a few weeks at a time). \n\n \nYou aren't considering this an investment although it could be resold, if it isnt an \"investment\" is it at least near a tourist attraction or have some features that make it valuable and easily resold (waterfront, amazing view, waterfall, lake/pond etc) or is it just acerage in the middle of nowhere? Could you retire in this cabin without having to rebuild or expand? \n\nI had a friend fresh out of college purchase a condo in a mountain town cause they loved skiing/boarding and we all thought they were crazy however the apperciation on it has been more then 15x and they just sold, so it can be done but I wouldnt advise.",
"label": "r/investing",
"dataType": "comment",
"communityName": "r/investing",
"datetime": "2024-05-21",
"username_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak1HVTJpQXU1bWtxQWNvbVNST1hrNlB2RWJpcFdySVhOZVZsQWRZcko4U21CODlBVHFRNHdwQ2xnNjNPbkpIWGkzZHRUU0FFSi16NXVXUTYyX0FSQUVwVVE9PQ==",
"url_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak9XSDVZbmhRdllEQzQ4M0RCWUpNUnlzVDBnellpM0VGR3V6QVhOQ3haUXVodzZwcFRNZGxWY3R3SEZhRGJvdlVIOEowZFozMXNZb0lzWjU1VVRocVpmQWh1Wm5JZGowakppbjRWQi1pNXMyTEZOb01jOVBKNVpLZ3FYaEhPQmQzd0J6bXNlR01nX1d0aXFRdnVMUFMxMDFNTFNpOXFiSGVfOWZLdFpGX1paaHZFbW04UU40dURlb1ktQk9mWk5WZnN6Q21WV0I2S1RWWE9oeTQzcUxhMjhWQT09"
}
Entry Information
- Entry ID: 32018
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000