Elon Musk tweeted on Friday he would sell "almost all" of his physical possessions and "own no house."
On Sunday two of his Bel Air properties appeared on listings website Zillow for a combined total of $39.5 million. One of the properties once belonged to actor Gene Wilder, and Musk tweeted "it cannot be torn down or lose any [sic] its soul."Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears to be following through on his sudden announcement that he would sell off the bulk of his worldly goods.On Sunday two properties of his appeared on Zillow for a combined asking price of $39.5 million.The first is a 20,000-foot Bel Air mansion Musk originally bought for $17 million.
The second home up for sale is on the same street for $9.5 million, and once belonged to actor Gene Wilder.
May he start with selling $TSLAQ shares.
Home price too high imo
Perhaps he could buy one in a rural setting to see how good cellular coverage really is already!?! Enjoy open spaces, trees, blue sky’s etc etc sayNO2cubeSats
Why🤔
He’s growing nuts with the lockdown.
Nobody cares
ShortingIsFun “Appears”
I think ill put a bid in on the Gene Wilder home. I would never tear it down...
HOW IS THIS.....MONEY IS A PHYSICAL POSSESSION. tf kind of philosophy video did you get hyped up on.
I'd believe something if he would stop flying around constantly on the Gulfstream G650-ER.
SAI Weird!
Is he dying or just leaving earth for a vacation?
Following Howard Hughes into the Realm of the Billionaire Mad Man.
This is a disturbingly abstract level of “flex”
flying to mars
I hear what he’s saying. I usually only keep one house per city/town at a time.
Meanwhile driving $tsla stocks down with his tweets and hoarding cash... might be on the buying end of stocks
Get ready for the end of Tesla....
Don’t do hallucinogens, kids.
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