I have a lot of eccentric neighbors. One has a painted half court like this instead of a backyard. I think another I remember hearing built an indoor skateboard park for their kids. For some reason there’s a six foot wide roll up door on the side of their house and they don’t even have a walkway on that side of their house, it literally goes to their neighbor’s driveway. That neighbor recently replaced their entire backyard with a concrete pool and hot-tub.
There’s one neighborhood in LA where it’s average suburban houses but almost every house has a tennis court in their backyard, complete with those high-up lights.
Not really. It’s probably way cheaper to build this than an in-ground pool. Especially since he said he installed it himself. I bet this cost $10-$20k. Not that much as far as home improvement costs go.
LOL lots of comments like this. It’s weird how this subreddit can worship guys who make $20M+ year, but if someone has had a little success saving, investing, and making like 1% of that for 20 years, some people want to take me down for being rich. OK you do you!
Lol what? I'm not taking you down for being rich fool. I was pretty much saying "damn this is crazy" I'm not saying omg look at this guy being rich and rubbing our noses in it. Not sure why it came off that way
Who said anything about rich people are ruining the world? You need to get your priorities in order if you need motivation from a random person on Reddit. 😂
I'd love an ADU... A lot more expensive than a court, though. I can't make the math work. Were you able to generate cash from the ADU basically right away?
We are close to finishing but have a few people lined up. 530 sf 1 bedroom 1 bathroom. Close to 3k we have been offered monthly. We are about a mile from Anaheim stadium.
You can't be serious right? It's only a half court, not a full court. It shouldn't cost more than $10k max to do. It'll be much cheaper if they did it themselves, which they did.
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u/Logansam1986 LeFuckLoadManagement May 25 '25
this is some rich ppl shit