Richard/SIA
Well Known Member
If it were free would you have a Car or House of equal value?
Lets say you saved a rich guy's life, suffering some injury which you will fully recover from in the process. :eek:
In gratitude he decides to gift you with your choice of any one car or house you like, up to $500,000.00.
He will pay for the vehicle or house in full, but will not simply give you the cash.
A condition of the gift is that you must keep it and actively use it for ten years.
You have to drive the car regularly, or live in the house.
You may not barter, sell, trade, rent, lien, or encumber the title in any way.
Only after ten years are you free to keep or dispose of the gift as you see fit.
Maintenance and any tax's are at your expense.
Which do you take, or do you just refuse the gift?
I would take the car, to me a house is just a place to sleep and life is lived while awake.
Cars are portable, I doubt I would want to live in the same house for ten years.
Curious how others would respond, and a brief reason.
Lets say you saved a rich guy's life, suffering some injury which you will fully recover from in the process. :eek:
In gratitude he decides to gift you with your choice of any one car or house you like, up to $500,000.00.
He will pay for the vehicle or house in full, but will not simply give you the cash.
A condition of the gift is that you must keep it and actively use it for ten years.
You have to drive the car regularly, or live in the house.
You may not barter, sell, trade, rent, lien, or encumber the title in any way.
Only after ten years are you free to keep or dispose of the gift as you see fit.
Maintenance and any tax's are at your expense.
Which do you take, or do you just refuse the gift?
I would take the car, to me a house is just a place to sleep and life is lived while awake.
Cars are portable, I doubt I would want to live in the same house for ten years.
Curious how others would respond, and a brief reason.