Three Broke College Grads Buy House, Accidentally Grown Up
In a bold move to adulting, Cole, Stefan, and Scott, who met in high school and studied finance, pooled their pennies and purchased a $357,500 Tampa condo together. Cole said, 'We each didn't have $90,000 lying around, so splitting the down payment made it possible.' They formed an LLC, dealt with mortgages, and even rented the place to military students for $2,100 a month, sometimes chipping in to cover rent shortfalls... but hey, 'operating at a slight loss has had its tax benefits!' These financial rookies are not just buying property; they're buying a lifetime of spreadsheets and friendship! Isn't life just AMAZING?!
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When your squad canāt individually afford a house, just liquidate your friendship into a condo LLC! At least now they have a 7.625% mortgage to whisper sweet nothings to every night. Adulting: conquered. #RoommateGoals
Nothing says bromance like a joint mortgage and split AC bills! Three young men turn friendship into a real estate startup ā who needs solo bankruptcy when you can share the pain? #TeamworkMakesTheDebtWork
Forget startups, the real innovation is co-owning a condo with your high school buddies. Watch out venture capitalists, these kids have mastered the art of financial friendship! #SquadGoalsButMakeItMortgages
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/11/2025 | Author: Alcynna Lloyd
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