Deegan’s house for sale

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9/22/2020 6:44am Edited Date/Time 9/22/2020 6:45am
Man he should give thanks everyday, he is definitely blessed.
Check the sign with the Bible scripture quote over the grill in the kitchen. Looks like he does give thanks.
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LungButter
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9/22/2020 7:37am
Sell high, buy low.

Deegan ain't dumb. I also wouldn't be surprised to see him exit California, a lot of people with money and half a brain seem to be doing that right now.
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FuzzyLogic
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9/22/2020 8:04am
These are awesome. I roll my eyes into the back of my head most times I hear him talk, or his kid say "hit the button to get the merch" but good for him. At the end of the day he's self made and earned it all. I actually can't believe how grounded the kids seem when you see all that they grew up with.
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9/22/2020 8:39am
The guy is a marketing genius and savvy businessman! He built a reputation and a product line aimed at the younger "fuck the man" generation. Once he had them all on the hook, he sold his business to "The Man" for massive money. Between his personality and his hard work he has done very well for himself and more importantly his family! While his kids have everything they could ever want, they all seem to be very humble and work super hard at their crafts. His wife must be a very busy lady keeping everything running on the home front. Nice to see a family work and play together so they all are successful.

I have to admit that back when the whole MM thing came out, I wasn't a huge fan of Deegans... I was a moto purist and though all the "Rebel Without a Clue" bullshit he stood for was plain stupid. Let's be honest... 99% of people who have that sort of "fuck everyone" attitude usually never go far in life. Deegan's hard work, charisma and business smarts served him well. I have enjoyed watching him and the kids move into the upper echelon of their respected sports!
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9/22/2020 8:51am
Google search shows net worth of 10 million. To me it looks like he has too much money tied up into fancy homes. On top of all that he spends some serious $$$$ on his kids racing career.

I don't think he's sitting as pretty as many of you think.
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9/22/2020 9:28am
mxnick wrote:
Whistling Unreal.
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the...
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the looks of the bank account.
Doesn't seem to be the minibike racing that He's chasing. Hayden and Hudson seem to have it on lock for now, NASCAR is the expensive sport. Ask TP199 how much money he lost trying to race NASCAR.


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yak651
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9/22/2020 9:34am
The California house, did i read that right, $6k/MONTH in taxes??! Dang....

House too formal for me, maybe I'm jealous but even if I won the lottery I wouldn't want that. The shop and fenced property, yes but the rest you can keep
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9/22/2020 9:37am
Whistling Unreal.
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the...
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the looks of the bank account.
Doesn't seem to be the minibike racing that He's chasing. Hayden and Hudson seem to have it on lock for now, NASCAR is the expensive sport...
Doesn't seem to be the minibike racing that He's chasing. Hayden and Hudson seem to have it on lock for now, NASCAR is the expensive sport. Ask TP199 how much money he lost trying to race NASCAR.


I was just kidding but I didn't even think of nascar. Good on them. Those are some rad houses.
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mxnick
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9/22/2020 9:57am
#shopdeegan38
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9/22/2020 11:12am
Whistling Unreal.
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the...
Yet another mini Dad who is selling everything to live in a motorhome hoping his kid will become the next ... ummm Brian Deegan by the looks of the bank account.
Doesn't seem to be the minibike racing that He's chasing. Hayden and Hudson seem to have it on lock for now, NASCAR is the expensive sport...
Doesn't seem to be the minibike racing that He's chasing. Hayden and Hudson seem to have it on lock for now, NASCAR is the expensive sport. Ask TP199 how much money he lost trying to race NASCAR.



NASCAR is corrupt. Chasing that sport is an expensive bad idea.
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9/22/2020 11:19am
yak651 wrote:
The California house, did i read that right, $6k/MONTH in taxes??! Dang.... House too formal for me, maybe I'm jealous but even if I won the...
The California house, did i read that right, $6k/MONTH in taxes??! Dang....

House too formal for me, maybe I'm jealous but even if I won the lottery I wouldn't want that. The shop and fenced property, yes but the rest you can keep
The Zillow says ($4917), and Cal has relatively low property tax rates.
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9/22/2020 11:19am
Payments estimated to be $27k a month 😂😂
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9/22/2020 3:54pm
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
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9/22/2020 5:01pm
DonM wrote:
I think you’ll see them move closer to Lake Norman/Mooresville NC to be closer to the NASCAR shops....
Probably right. Should consider Troutman. We're close enough to Mooresville to get there quick but far enough away that we don't have the traffic.
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9/22/2020 6:30pm
cz2crf2wc wrote:
I lived 3 miles from there in the early 80s I was trying to buy 2 1/2 acres for 25k before I moved.
I'm actually surprised it was that much. My parents bought their first house just north of NAS (now MCAS) Miramar in '72 for $25k because the area was considered the sticks. Temecula seemed like the middle of nowhere well into the 90s.
9/22/2020 7:48pm
is this theirs too?


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9/22/2020 8:05pm Edited Date/Time 9/22/2020 8:12pm
aeffertz wrote:
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could...
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast majority of people in the country are in money wise.

https://dqydj.com/net-worth-by-age-calculator-united-states/

Focus on median over mean average btw... the mean gets pulled up by the ultra-rich. This chart is particularly terrifying. If you are 40-44 years old and have more than $36,000 in net worth (not including home equity) then congrats. You are in the upper 50% of everyone else in America 44 years old and younger. Remember net worth includes everything in your name: money in bank account, investment account, 401k, car value, bike value, etc.


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9/22/2020 8:35pm Edited Date/Time 9/22/2020 9:02pm
motoxxx599 wrote:
is this theirs too? [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/09/22/450845/s1200_Screen_Shot_2020_09_22_at_9.47.37_PM.jpg[/img]
is this theirs too?


That is Bennicks compound. That would be where Dax trains. Dax's dad Todd did the site excavation work for Deegan's house when it was built. Chad Reed did some time at the Bennick compound as well.
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9/23/2020 2:39am
aeffertz wrote:
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could...
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
Alex.434 wrote:
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast...
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast majority of people in the country are in money wise.

https://dqydj.com/net-worth-by-age-calculator-united-states/

Focus on median over mean average btw... the mean gets pulled up by the ultra-rich. This chart is particularly terrifying. If you are 40-44 years old and have more than $36,000 in net worth (not including home equity) then congrats. You are in the upper 50% of everyone else in America 44 years old and younger. Remember net worth includes everything in your name: money in bank account, investment account, 401k, car value, bike value, etc.


That is a seriously low median, even around these parts where everyone blows their money on luxury items. For the average to be so far away from the median, it means that there are so many rich folks that they distort the chart. Wild that the median 50-54 age person only has $50k in retirement savings plus everything else (excl house) but the national average is $700k outside of your house.

According to the site, the gap is not that much different when you include the house either.
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MotoMan12345
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9/23/2020 4:49am
Marketing genius. His kids have more following then most pro riders and dangerboy is what 15? Started a podcast, killer YouTube page, merch...he’s doing it all right
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9/23/2020 5:11am
Haiden is probably pulling in a million a year himself. Papa Deegan has done very well for himself. I see him moving to Lake Norman.
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9/23/2020 5:16am
DonM wrote:
I think you’ll see them move closer to Lake Norman/Mooresville NC to be closer to the NASCAR shops....
Jmicmoto13 wrote:
Probably right. Should consider Troutman. We're close enough to Mooresville to get there quick but far enough away that we don't have the traffic.
Troutman is nice, we looked there before finding our house.

Brian has been in NC quite a bit in the last couple of weeks, he was watching Hailey at the local dirt track where she is running a Micro Sprint. Rumor is she is moving up to Trucks next year, bringing along Monster as sponsor still driving for DGR/Crossley.
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hasko158
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9/23/2020 5:34am
Funny because in most his videos he says he's on Lake Norman with all the NASCAR guys, but this house is on a different lake almost an hour away.
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9/23/2020 6:48am
wow, he definitely has a eye for business. Good for him. I know Lake James, Morganton really well. I just sold my cabin in Nebo which is the next town over.
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9/23/2020 10:04am
aeffertz wrote:
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could...
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
Alex.434 wrote:
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast...
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast majority of people in the country are in money wise.

https://dqydj.com/net-worth-by-age-calculator-united-states/

Focus on median over mean average btw... the mean gets pulled up by the ultra-rich. This chart is particularly terrifying. If you are 40-44 years old and have more than $36,000 in net worth (not including home equity) then congrats. You are in the upper 50% of everyone else in America 44 years old and younger. Remember net worth includes everything in your name: money in bank account, investment account, 401k, car value, bike value, etc.


That is a seriously low median, even around these parts where everyone blows their money on luxury items. For the average to be so far away...
That is a seriously low median, even around these parts where everyone blows their money on luxury items. For the average to be so far away from the median, it means that there are so many rich folks that they distort the chart. Wild that the median 50-54 age person only has $50k in retirement savings plus everything else (excl house) but the national average is $700k outside of your house.

According to the site, the gap is not that much different when you include the house either.
10% of the population own 70% of the wealth in the USA. The gap is huge and this year has accelerated the trend.
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9/23/2020 10:29am
aeffertz wrote:
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could...
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
Alex.434 wrote:
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast...
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast majority of people in the country are in money wise.

https://dqydj.com/net-worth-by-age-calculator-united-states/

Focus on median over mean average btw... the mean gets pulled up by the ultra-rich. This chart is particularly terrifying. If you are 40-44 years old and have more than $36,000 in net worth (not including home equity) then congrats. You are in the upper 50% of everyone else in America 44 years old and younger. Remember net worth includes everything in your name: money in bank account, investment account, 401k, car value, bike value, etc.


How is the average net worth of an 18-24yr old 70K higher than 25-29 and 30k higher than 30-34? Student loan debt is not an asset...
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9/23/2020 10:34am Edited Date/Time 9/23/2020 10:50am
aeffertz wrote:
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could...
How can any of you guys try to say a $5M house is “upper middle class?” These properties are insane, not something your typical American could ever afford.
Alex.434 wrote:
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast...
Anyone who says that knows literally nothing about the shape of American finances. Spend some time crunching these numbers and realize the sad shape the vast majority of people in the country are in money wise.

https://dqydj.com/net-worth-by-age-calculator-united-states/

Focus on median over mean average btw... the mean gets pulled up by the ultra-rich. This chart is particularly terrifying. If you are 40-44 years old and have more than $36,000 in net worth (not including home equity) then congrats. You are in the upper 50% of everyone else in America 44 years old and younger. Remember net worth includes everything in your name: money in bank account, investment account, 401k, car value, bike value, etc.


How is the average net worth of an 18-24yr old 70K higher than 25-29 and 30k higher than 30-34? Student loan debt is not an asset...
Look at median, not average (skewed by a few giant numbers).

The reason why average would be so high but not median for that age group, is likely that 18-24 is when a bequeathment/trust for a child would be actualized.. And the home ownership exclusion is why the average would go down within the same group. Individuals with high enough net worth to skew the stat will probably dump much of their excess liquidity into a home in their mid 20s through early 30s, but this is not reflected in the median stat. So, once again, median is more representative of the average Joe.
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