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I sold all my pins but one back in 2019 and put all the money into Tesla stock. I only keep one pin at a time now, currently Rush Pro and I'm content with that. Having many machines was fun but having just one at a time lets me appreciate and learn it much more. I may bump that up to 2 at a time at some point, but I doubt I'd ever go back to having 15+ machines.
Quoted from rx3:I paid $375k for it in 1998. Also prop 13 in CA, allows you to keep your same purchase price taxes, regardless how much your home appreciates.
You're in a good spot because once you are 55 and older you can sell your home for $2mil to downsize, buy another home in state for that same $2mil and you will still keep your original $375k based property taxes. I think we're the only state that does that.
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Thousand Oaks, CA