That's not even remotely accurate. Myka would love people to think she makes 500K per year, but they clearly live above their means. They are paid by sponsors based on engagement. If you have 500K subscribers but only get 10K views per video and 1000 thumbs (up or down), that's only engaging 2% of your audience. If you have 40K subscribers but get 10K views and 1000 thumbs per video, you have significantly higher engagement at 25% and can charge companies as such.judgeydrudgey wrote:The property taxes is what’s the craziest to me. I wouldn’t be surprised if they could pay off a million dollar home over 15-30 years, but property taxes are huge for homes like that, and those payments do not end.Daffodil82 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 7:30 pmNo wonder I couldn't find the model home they looked at...I was only searching up to 600k which I thought 600k was a reach. Her current home is worth 350k, I was thinking the new one would be 450k to 500k. I don't believe they will go thru with this purchase. Is it all for views? And then something happens and they back out. Who honestly even knows if they really did a down payment.Brosav1127 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 8:08 pm
I did some digging — https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/The- ... 7803_zpid/
So Base price of this home is $815k and the model they actually toured is listed for $1.2M.... You’ve got to be freaking kidding me. I just can’t see how these people could afford that house...unless somehow Adam makes a drastically bigger salary than I imagined. He’s home most of the time! And to think I thought LoveMeg’s $450k house was crazy
On the flip side, if they can afford it, woah. I'm shocked. Property taxes alone will be 2k a month. Doesn't include the mortgage.
On Myka’s cash crush channel (take with a grain of salt, obviously!!), she said that as a general rule, number of subscribers = annual income (including sponsorships) and if it’s less than that you’re probably being underpaid by sponsors. So theoretically if Bri has 300k subs, that’s $300k a year. But if she is be making that much now, I doubt she’s going to be making that much 20 years from now. So they may be able to pay off the house but those taxes will be harder to keep up with if they don’t make good investments.
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