Potomac MD Real Estate is next level

[@timboslice3294]

They don’t work we work for them

[@MsVision2020]

You better believe, if they didn't inherit their wealth, they earned it. You have to work very hard for a long time to earn the right to not work and live like that.

[@trenastewart2599]

Facts. Either you're big dog in a company, or you own the company. They most likely nail salon owners.

[@jarrieljordan]

Definitely 😂

[@natetinsley3119]

Beat me to it

[@natetinsley3119]

​@trenastewart2599 no, they are ceos or execs minimum.

[@lisabarton5168]

She’s just saying what we’re all thinking!!!

[@LetsTightenUp]

I promise I think that shit everyday

[@rknow78229]

I'm not thinking it because it just looks like a very high property tax bill each year and eventually the money runs out.

[@lionelhowell4972]

Not me, I only want to live comfortably, not rich like I do right now. That's way too much house for the average person to enjoy unless you have a large family which I doubt the owners of those have. Once you get to a point of being comfortable you can do what you want, travel, have good$$$, credit, and you have no burdens. Just live your life, and never through someone else.

[@Nishala8]

Her yelling "Do you work several part time jobs" is sending meeee!!! 😂😂😂

[@Tylerkanee]

Not even that funny tho🥴

[@m.b.3610]

I live in northern VA and I ask myself the same question when I drive through Great Falls or take a drive on River Road in the Potomac. It's insane how much money so many people have in this area. Even the condos, townhomes and just normal housing is through the roof.

[@Staggs2200]

If I'm not mistaken Loudon county is the richest county in the whole country. Several of the richest counties in the US are in Virginia. People don't realize just how rich and expensive NOVA is.

[@TeachersPocketbook]

Yes...I moved from LI, NY to get away from NY and its high prices and traffic. And 3 years later I'm here 😅

[@marklouthan2465]

Been there...and asked the same...nany are just crooks.

[@yermom420]

​@@Staggs2200Loudoun County is definitely the richest by a large large margin !!! It's actually a suburb to DC which makes sense

[@catharinas.miller1965]

​@@Staggs2200 I live in Loudon in a townhouse, real state went up because of all the data centers here. I have google and Amazon across the street.

[@joecct77]

Lobbyist, Law partner, former NFL owner, real estate mogul, etc.

[@trublu3483]

You mean lobbyists, government subcontractor, military industrial complex All tied to our tax money . DC is right there. Its not capitalism running our country anymore. This is getting close to communism

[@timoteooo94]

You forgot scammer

[@bro6568]

@@timoteooo94those are all scammers.

[@FJB2016]

@@timoteooo94lol you must be working the 2 part time jobs

[@likeisaidjenkins3689]

Trust fund, inherited.

[@swannyriver75]

Just give me the room nobody uses won't even know I'm there 😂

[@nekiachambers5602]

😂😂😂😂exactly

[@jhawkins7515]

Being from MD you know there’s no one in those houses for half the year

[@Chungus581]

I never understood that lol why’s that the case?

[@marke6633]

Celebs and sport stars allot of

[@CookiesandCream485]

Your sooo right

[@glittermommytarot]

​@@Chungus581winter.

[@lah1743]

Or only occupied a few weekends a year.

[@50shadesofbeige88]

Lawyers, politicians, lobbyist. You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

[@deadalive1980]

MD isley cantina 😂

[@50shadesofbeige88]

@@deadalive1980 😂

[@FactsoverFeelings94027]

No. Those people actually live in DC. The commute is much shorter and networking is much easier. The people who live in Potomac work in the private sector, CEOs, doctors, surgeons, etc.

[@mattc9209]

I was born, raised, and still live in the DMV. Can say for certain that not all of us are wretched lol.

[@m.s9146]

@@FactsoverFeelings94027 you are correct, I raised my children there. No regrets.

[@CashisKingtrucking]

They got rich the old-fashioned way. They were born with money

[@Neerdowellofyesteryear]

No. Only a small percentage of the wealthy were born with money. Majority are first generation aka new money

[@shayssafeplace]

​@@Neerdowellofyesteryearnew money and no class 😂

[@EyreEver]

Government.

[@dee6524]

THE OLD FASHIONED WAY, WAS, AND IS, THE WRONG WAY.

[@Neerdowellofyesteryear]

@@dee6524 no its not. Some one sounds jealous.

[@user-vy8eh3op4e]

Until you live in a home like this, what you don't realize is how much maintenance is required and how insanely expensive it is. It's the same as owning a private jet or a Yacht. People who come into money too fast like rappers and lottery winners don't realize this and get themselves in a financial void. If you're gonna live this life in this kind of property, you better be 10x more wealthier than needed to do so.

[@miawhorton3029]

Very true the bigger the house The more money Your spending. On mortgage yard work if anything is broken in your house you have to fix it. Don't get me started with your Mortgage payments and the HOA Fees Are high as hell. I wouldn't want To find out how Much it will it Cost too cut that Grass every two Weeks. That is beautiful Home but it can Be a headache Too. That's good 30 to 40 acres right there is a lot of Up keep for a Mansion like that.

[@riverflyswatter]

Do you realize how close to the DC swamp these houses are. Odds are Mexicans are doing the chores.

[@eugenestarks9015]

I touch and agree...ppl who live in theses houses sleep and make money...so money is not an issue to them...I can only imagine the stress to maintain it all tho...ppl have said and I believe it's true, "more money, more problems"...🤷🏾‍♂️

[@savaniestew6264]

I get it...but seriously though why "like 'rappers' was the first thing out of you mouth. I think you're profiling a little bit. Just sayin 🤌

[@user-vy8eh3op4e]

@savaniestew6264 because black people, especially rappers and athletes, blindly sign contracts being given large sums of money up front succumb to this problem/trap the most. They buy mansions, super cars, jets, etc not realizing the maintenance on them will bleed them financially dry faster than hell. You can stop calling it profiling. Black and white people are totally different. Black people have made that abundantly clear, we tried to be equals with them but they insist they're a different breed, and I agree. Our cultures, genetics, and behaviors are not the same. At all.

[@kevinabraham9260]

I’ve lived near Potomac my entire life, and lemme tell you one of those people owns like 20 dominos restaurants….so there’s hope for people that work blue collar gigs lol…I worked for him

[@nathanpyle3443]

Mr Barber?

[@kevinabraham9260]

@@nathanpyle3443 huh?

[@kathleenwilliams2059]

Doctors, lawyers, politicians.

[@annocsunamoon]

Or they owned every newspaper/magazine stand in every gas station and 7/11 on the east coast.

[@kevinm9246]

​@@kathleenwilliams2059not doctors..or 99.9 percent of lawyers

[@alexportiiii6414]

they got their money the old fashioned way. Inheritance.

[@EyreEver]

No. Government jobs.

[@GlendaVaughn]

I couldn't afford the taxes if I inherited a home like this.😂

[@mustbeheard9834]

Inheritance from slavery.

[@tommysuriel]

​@@EyreEverGovernment jobs? You must mean politicians

[@sofakingcute9804]

I grew up in that kind of house. Both my parents are cardiac surgeons. That’s what they do for a living. 😊

[@jarrieljordan]

What do you do? If you don’t mind me asking

[@Wanamaker1946]

It’s good to be happy for others success…..as we would expect others to be happy for us. I work in these sorts of piles, and you wouldn’t want to own them. They are constant maintenance….constant. I’ve enjoyed these houses more than the Owner in that, I’m there all day painting a ceiling, and they’re at work. I enjoy their house more than they do…without the expense. Make your own place as nice and clean as these houses. Nothing makes me happier then to reside in a simple two bedroom residence. These house are white elephants.

[@Nda54Gem]

Yup! That’s how I felt when I was a live-in nanny. You’re there more than the actual owners.

[@DAWGnROADIE]

Those are the people that you support with your labor.

[@wcovey25]

Nice assumption

[@1972Ray]

Some are the people that employ thousands and pay more taxes than any other group.

[@Rstecki76]

These are the people you support with ur votes oh and tax money.

[@1972Ray]

@@Rstecki76 This group pays more taxes than any other. And it's not politicians.

[@Rstecki76]

@@1972Ray who lives in those homes?

[@PN-sk3ve]

Normally, these houses are owned by doctors, attorneys, all kinds of business owners, high-ranking government representatives, Judge, NFL, Hockey, Basketball players, well off Actress/Actors, etc

[@danielterry382]

some are Lobbyist, some involved in wealth management, some law firm partners, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs.

[@1972Ray]

I didn't see any lobbyist on the list. NFL, NBA, Movie stars, astronauts..

[@yeahno9380]

Lived nearby to a neighborhood like this in Mocounty md. One night my car had issues and a neighbor from that neighborhood stopped to help me. Long story short he actually worked in NY, maybe wallstreet or some high paying exec job. But he commuted between NY and Md every few days. But that particular neighborhood had surgeons, Dr. Judges, lawyers living there. Also the land origanlly belongd to a farmer who kept part of the farm way in the back of the development. So every so often when driving by of the road from afar, you could catch a glimpse of a cow or horse when driving by.

[@AbraAlahouzos]

Lots of these mansions are rented from foreign governments. They'll hang their country flags outside.

[@KrimNL10DenZ]

I mean Potomac is in MoCo so it could of been this neighborhood.

[@yeahno9380]

@KrimNL10DenZ Potomac was about 25 to 30 min drive from me and the rich neighborhood I lived near at the time. These homes in the vid just looked very similar to the neighborhood I used to live near. They were estate type homes, with gates and supper long driveways. It was really beautiful and scenic. When driving through.

[@sharong8841]

Potomac MD has always been the neighborhood of the ultra wealthy. A childhood friend of mine is a neurosurgeon and lives in Potomac. She is the sweetest kindest woman I have ever known and has both of her elderly parents with dementia living with her in her home so she can be sure they are being well cared for. She worked hard, did not come from a wealthy family, earned scholarships and grants to put herself through college and medical school. She deserves every wonderful thing she has, including her mansion in Potomac❤️

[@TaylorBlack420]

I installed water service pipes for some of those homes. One that stood out was wonder womans house. Huge

[@confuse9]

If I remember correctly, her husband is high power corporate lawyer. $1000/hr type and probably books over 40hrs a week.

[@bob5074]

I wired Sergeant Shriver’s house up where her street hits River Road. That was back in the good old ‘80s.

[@motorhead281]

I spoke to her "assistant" about doing some work on her house. Guy was a willing slave... you could tell how he WORSHIPPED her! I also, worked for an MLB pitcher in McLean... he had a slave too.

[@rustyshackleford1431]

I did a landscaping job on Jamie Foxx's property in Purcellville,VA back in 2018-2019. Never met him but his security stayed watching us the entire time lol.

[@wethepeople3124]

Yup, Linda Carter. Cool chick, but mediocre tipper. RIP to her Husband!

[@thatcrazymick]

These are high level CEOs/contractors. We have a lot of government contracts in the area. The final resting place for your tax dollars 😂

[@yorkie1792]

They dont work They own them the company you work for. Potomac MD is like Hollywood. Homes are gorgeous 🥰

[@draghorse33]

Well, we know they for sure dont stand in the middle of the street yelling "wut you do fo a livin?" Like a weirdo...😂

[@savaniestew6264]

They come in all shapes and sizes 😅

[@spotmusic7345]

That's the truth !!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@malcolmskinner3117]

You ain't lying

[@dialankford7088]

She’s just having fun….😂

[@nancyadams2309]

You sure got that right!

[@LoveAlways1002]

I felt like this driving through McLean, VA 😂😂❤❤

[@ted9592]

I say that every time I drive by Potomac....I work in biotech and live in a tiny apartment.

[@ThatOneScienceGuy]

I just moved to DC and I have a bachelor's degree in Biology. Can I get into biotech? Any advice on my job search here? Thanks.

[@mostfunnestchannel]

They stopped going to Starbucks, thats how they got so rich

[@ashlynnheller8400]

For real though. I live in MoCo MD and I pass a few similar houses every now and again.

[@dianamcfarland1997]

ME TOO!

[@dylanf3108]

Moco is basically just a DC Suburb so you get a lot of rich people. A lot of international people. Not really MD at all though tbh like culturally.

[@SmokinAce]

This is down River Road

[@SmokinAce]

@@dylanf3108yes! I’ve only lived in Potomac and would claim Maryland all the time until I visited Baltimore and was very disappointed

[@jsresinart1600]

Same!!

[@CeeNoteMoe]

This is how I feel as an Instacart driver

[@daempress856]

😂

[@HoneySuckle123]

Thats why I love giving tips ❤

[@wlkbeastmode-issiap.346]

For a 2 dollar tip from these huge mansions

[@Eternal252]

I delivered furniture to those houses back in the day they don’t even tip but want you to move extra shit around the house fuck outta here 😂

[@toddprater14]

Very typical of well off people - not all- but the majority… I installed residential windows with a buddy that lives in Arizona.. most of the big house wealthy people would not even offer you a water in the hot ass Arizona sun.. or tip.. the more blue collar people that “ made it” were the ones that did not forget and would feed us , offer coffee and water all day and sometimes even tip.. this happened with the wealthy too just not as much and they definitely were more like snobs…never forget where you come from..

[@Dezotuf]

I used to house sit in several of these gorgeous homes. One was owned by my doctor who was a great doctor and a wonderful man. The other home was owned by the man and his family who BUILT a large part of Potomac !!! This was years ago and many people definitely belonged to Potomac Hunt and loved their animals. However, I admit it's grown up so much lately but, so has my middle class neighborhood. Shoot, I get lost driving up Rockville Pike, LOL !!!

[@jwnagy]

Potomac used to be "equestrian," people with horses on large estates. It was that way growing up in the 60s and 70s. That all began to change in the late 70s and 80s as land prices started to skyrocket. The horsey people started selling their property and these huge McMansions began to appear. The horsey people mostly moved across the Potomac River to Loudon County.

[@jeffdillenbeck1278]

Yeah, those aren't McMansions.

[@shadowwolfyt65]

They moved out to poolesville too.

[@MGMidget73]

Grew up there also. Watched it change to the corrupt homes of the government slime.

[@gabewl29]

I actually worked with someone whose brother owned a mansion on that exact same street. He was a big wig at Wells Fargo. He donated a lot of money to shady grove hospital in Rockville, and they named it the Aquilino cancer center after his last name.

[@NorrinRadd1984]

I talked to a girl who lived in Potomac. She said she had a bunch of Congress people that lived on her street.

[@Leelz247]

They are surgeons, psychiatrists, dentists. I grew up close to this area.

[@josephvandevander6848]

They own human beings.

[@broken_clock_right_twice]

Well, and by no means am I comparing my life to that of actual slaves, but I get paid enough for shitty housing and food that's about it. Some clothes wee bit of entertainment. Basically slavery

[@broken_clock_right_twice]

Now the single owner of the business could damn well take a $100-200k less in profit, still have a great life and provide a damn good salary to his 9 employees, but he don't

[@jarrieljordan]

😂

[@reredrumuoy]

​@@broken_clock_right_twiceYeah you are comparing yourself to a slave. That's pathetic, stay off the neo Marxist websites.

[@1972Ray]

@@broken_clock_right_twice Lots of them do. And that money is what they work very hard to get. Owning a business is not 9-5, it's 24/7. This is the US, you can do it as well, but most people don't have what it takes, or that attitude required.

[@TheJeanean]

Law, politics, tech, generational Wealth

[@roymercer22]

Its maryland so they are probably lobbyist

[@dylanf3108]

Cap the lobbyists only live in Moco. Moco is basically a DC burb where all the commuters live. The rest of MD isn’t like that although due to how expensive Moco is getting Frederick county is getting that way more.

[@rustyshackleford1431]

Unless you're in western Maryland west of hagerstown, you're pretty much right. 15-20 years ago was a different story but all the yupps from the metro of pushed the lower bracket yupps from Frederick to hagerstown pushing good folk to move west, south and north respectfully chambersburg,PA, Martinsburg,WV, and Cumberland, MD and West. Can't afford to live here because the inner city folk moved further out and just commute to the city for work. Cheaper living for them but raising prices for life long residents and pushing them out. 'Gentrification'

[@Nda54Gem]

It’s crowded out in Clarksburg…packed like sardines but it’s Beautiful out there. Bad traffic.

[@kirstinellison6203]

They work for the government! Out tax dollars at work ! #staffers

[@duanelynch3730]

These are not government workers’ homes. Specialty surgeons, personal injury lawyers, Fortune 100 C-Suite executives, Hedge Fund Managers, certain types of business owners, inheritance. Some of these homes are owned by African Americans. 🦾😎

[@gravityissues5210]

No. You can look up exactly how much government workers make, since they're all on the GSA schedule, and none of them are making enough to live there. The schedule tops out at $183,500 for DC, but that's usually for heads of agencies. Most make far less. And no, contractors don't make much more than the government employees. Most government contracting jobs pay less than their equivalent in industry. Some management and sales jobs can pay well, so maybe a few C-level exec live here, but that's not a lot. Another commenter says below who lives here--the rich kids of foreign leaders, a few local celebs like Linda Carter, a few sports stars playing for the DC teams, etc.

[@SmokinAce]

Lol these people are not working for government

[@seanellis8129]

​@@gravityissues5210Don't be so naive politicians have scams you couldn't imagine

[@sbond7510]

@@gravityissues5210well said. Govt workers are not living like this. Maybe SES but definitely not a GS-12

[@Alif.Laam.Meem.]

It probably started with them listening to their parents (instead of blowing them off), paying attention in school (instead of bsing non stop), working hard (instead of complaining), making sacrifices and saving (instead of party, spend, and F tomorrow motto), not having a baby until mature and financially stable and married. Do those things and maybe you can have a house like that one day. *People are gonna hate this comment because there's a lot of personal responsibily involved, but as long as one kid learns from this comment then its worth all the hate. Oh and OFF COURSE, some of those owners were just born into weath and didnt do anything to earn it....

[@shirleylynn323]

So freaking well said. ❤

[@Godschyle77]

😂Hilarious clip, tho there is much to consider in answering that question. I make 6 figures as a banker in NY and still dont see myself w/ that kind of house, given the notiriously expensive region I reside in. In might stand a chance in MD or someplace cheaper, but then the local wages are usually proportionate to the cost of living. Meanwhile, as a “follower of all the rules” growing up, I’ve encountered my own seasons of struggle, having little to do w/ poor choices on my part as suggested in an earlier comment on this thread, & I had to accept a lower ranking position during the recession, etc. I’ll never forget one day when I encountered a polite, well meaning teenager who resided in a mansion that sat on a property like this but larger than a football field, who reiterated the sane spiel (“just listen to your parents & you can have this, too…”). I didn’t fault the youth for reiterating what his (wealthy) parents told him, as it was likely a truth that applied ro him. But I was alarmed at how out of touch with reality he (and likely many others) so clearly was. While it may be common amongst the inherently wealthy, that narrative (“to just be a good person & make the right choices..”) is based on a narrow and privileged perspective that ignores the realities and challenges of many people. Not everyone who lacks wealth is ignorant or irresponsible. Many people work hard and follow the rules, but still struggle to make ends meet. They face obstacles such as poverty, discrimination, lack of opportunities, and debt that are not of their own making. Not everyone has the same advantages or access to education and resources that can help them build wealth. Wealth is not only a result of individual choices, but also of systemic factors and historical injustices that have favored some groups over others. I respect those who have achieved wealth through ethical and honest means, but I also recognize that they are not the norm. Your comment is insensitive and dismissive of the experiences and struggles of many people. I hope you can reconsider your views and show more empathy and compassion.

[@Godschyle77]

😂Hilarious clip, tho there is much to consider in answering that question. I can make 6 figures as a banker in NY and still not see myself w/ that kind of house, given the notiriously expensive region I reside in. I might stand a chance in MD or someplace cheaper, but then the local wages are usually proportionate to the cost of living. Meanwhile, as a “follower of all the rules” growing up, I’ve encountered my own seasons of struggle, having little to do w/ poor choices on my part as suggested in an earlier comment on this thread, & I had to accept a lower ranking position during the recession, etc. I’ll never forget one day when I encountered a polite, well meaning teenager who resided in a mansion that sat on a property like this but larger than a football field, who reiterated the sane spiel (“just listen to your parents & you can have this, too…”). I didn’t fault the youth for reiterating what his (wealthy) parents told him, as it was likely a truth that applied ro him. But I was alarmed at how out of touch with reality he (and likely many others) so clearly was. While it may be common amongst the inherently wealthy, that narrative (“to just be a good person & make the right choices..”) is based on a narrow and privileged perspective that ignores the realities and challenges of many people. Not everyone who lacks wealth is ignorant or irresponsible. Many people work hard and follow the rules, but still struggle to make ends meet. They face obstacles such as poverty, discrimination, lack of opportunities, and debt that are not of their own making. Not everyone has the same advantages or access to education and resources that can help them build wealth. Wealth is not only a result of individual choices, but also of systemic factors and historical injustices that have favored some groups over others. I respect those who have achieved wealth through ethical and honest means, but I also recognize that they are not the norm. Your comment is insensitive and dismissive of the experiences and struggles of many people. I hope you can reconsider your views and show more empathy and compassion.

[@user-sn1ft4dg8r]

Could be both. 3 part time jobs and a trust fund😂

[@lkporter1989]

Nope. Mommy daddy money. Your wrong

[@antoniobiondo1509]

They work in DC. Lobbyists and lawyers.

[@Skyline750]

With a voice like that, you ain’t getting a house like that

[@jreese7436]

Well maybe if she could sing several songs about how a man done her wrong. Or about a woman named Jolene or her love of her home state. 😊

[@dogsalwaysbarkatbetamaleswoof]

Lol I’m telling you.

[@shirleylynn323]

😅😂😂😂😊😊😊😅😊😂😮

[@1972Ray]

Vice President of Nigeria, Linda Carter, Bunch of NBA and NFL, Wolfe Blitzer, John Glenn, Sylvester Stallone, FDR (back when), Queen Noor of Jordan, Alonso Mourning, Chelsea Manning, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Sugar Ray Leonard...A weird mix of wealthy. Median Income is double the national average. Median home price is 1.4 million.

[@Rohan_Trishan]

Linda Carter, aka Wonder Woman, lives in one of the houses shown in this clip.

[@knov314]

Chelsea Manning???

[@1972Ray]

@@knov314 Ff you've got the Vice President of Nigeria in your neighborhood, why not? Seriously though, that's what I found when I Googled it.

[@Tomasthe1st]

I have a friend who lives there. They have lots of properties over the years through real estate investment.

[@Psilanthropy]

That 3rd house is currently online and you can do a 3D tour of it. Its insane on the inside.

[@hankroberts-mi3yd]

I helped build some of those humongous places.. took 10 carpenters to raise half of front wall. Boss said he saw Linda Carter jogging. She lived beside Sugar ray. Leonard.

[@timothy098-b4f]

She missed the big houses. These are along River Road in Potomac. Turn off on the side streets and you’ll see some REALLY big ones.

[@Nda54Gem]

River Rd towards Poolesville is definitely something!!

[@EdugeBDroN]

It's up the street from DC......lobbyists, and a couple of dentists, lawyers

[@DMCarReviews]

A reuglar dentist or lawyer won't pull a house like that💀 You'd have to be at least a surgeon to pay that mortgage, utilities, and upkeep. That's at minimum! You'll also have the lower end house in that neighborhood

[@MrsSparkle]

A very beautiful home for someone with at least 5 or 6 children. The younger generation are not into larger homes and showing their wealth. They are more minimalist even if they make the money to afford this type of home.

[@Bjm21703]

Go check out the estates in Virginia. Makes these look like crackerjack boxes.

[@AbraAlahouzos]

Aldie, Warrenton & Middleburg....

[@johncourtney180]

Mclean Va is up there as well

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

Culpeper is also building some huge estate properties! I delivered to a house on top of a huge hill! His paved driveway was almost 1 mile long. I've been to others with over 1 million pavers used for the driveway!

[@mattc9209]

@@AbraAlahouzos Great Falls!!

[@ignitespark9293]

McLean got malls posing as houses

[@jeremywalker7423]

95% of those people are miserable.

[@iversonjcameron]

Yep....and drug users.....I partied in potomac

[@bert5492]

Source/citation for this made up statistic: “Jeremywalker7432”

[@leef1500]

I'd rather be miserable in a mansion than just plain miserable 🤣

[@kennethbransford820]

@@AbsolutelyZer0 === Being a slave to money in large quantities, and not knowing who your friends are or those figuring out a way to steal it from you is full a time job. ===

[@Ultimategc13]

@@leef1500false … because there are more rooms to be miserable in lol.

[@RA-sz5tu]

built a cell tower in Potomac back in 1986

[@spenders281]

I used to live near Wooten High. Loved living in Potomac. Lots and lots of wealthy residents with beautiful homes. Gorgeous area and safe place to live.

[@Imjustsaying3868]

They are doctors, lawyers, judges, Politicians, real estate, investment bankers, entrepreneur, day traders, engineer, actuary, chief executive officer, Director of information security. I’m just saying

[@karencross4683]

trust fund babies lots of middle eastern people also rich Asian Indian.

[@jackmeoff1148]

And theives

[@leilaszymczak432]

Thats that old money!!!

[@jarrieljordan]

Yep

[@dianamcfarland1997]

PERHAPS!

[@m.s9146]

Not always. But upper middle class money certainly.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

​@@m.s9146that looks like straight upper class to me You gotta be upper middle class to buy a.home in a west coast city now.

[@danthompson5797]

​@@norml.hugh-mannlol right? What would upper class be? Elon musk and Shaq?

[@Cryptoinvestor-pv4fy]

Wow, can't believe the haters on here, Start young, stay out of debt, don't live above your means and investment smart, real-estate, stock market, your own business and always help others.😊 😉

[@zacshifler]

Dan Snyder, former NFL owner, owns a home there. Decided to clear cut a forest in his back yard so he could see the potomac river. Problem was, that forest was part of a national park. Multiple felonies. Ask me what happened to him

[@Nda54Gem]

😂😂😂I thought he had the mansion with the Gold Engraving “R” on it.

[@samanthab1923]

Real Housewives territory 😊

[@Nda54Gem]

Yup! They’re included too! 😂

[@shirleylynn323]

No, no, & no. TV Bravo Housewives, you have to be kidding. These homes are so out of their league.😮

[@shirleylynn323]

​@Nda54Gem No, no & no. TV Bravo Housewives could not afford these homes. These homes are strictly out of their League!!

[@readysetretire]

The richest people I know are Democrat politicians.

[@davidmiddleton2688]

I think you’re lying

[@jbramblett]

I think you misspelled Republican

[@Jeromeeb]

So you don't know many rich people?

[@michaelspraggins5419]

Well then, obviously, you're hanging around the wrong crowd.

[@readysetretire]

@@michaelspraggins5419 Top 50 Richest Democrats • Teresa Heinz Kerry Net Worth. $750 Million. ... • Jane Harman Net Worth. $500 Million. ... • Herb Kohl Net Worth. $400 Million. .. • Jared Polis Net Worth. $400 Million. ... • Al Gore Net Worth. $300 Million. ... • John Kerry Net Worth. $250 Million. ... • John K. Delaney Net Worth. ... • Mark Warner Net Worth. $215 Million.

[@freshclean8649]

Ball players and Boxer. I grew up with a girl who son is a professional football player who mother lives in house like that in Potomac MD.

[@carisma8662]

These house are inspirational!! It’s a reminder that if I believe, I can achieve!! My anticipation to live like this is my motivation!! Their work is assets, get you some assets babe!!!

[@georgehutcheson9679]

They work in Congress & the Senate. But they actually don't do anything for all that money.

[@themikehoncho]

They’re all politicians.

[@1972Ray]

No, NBA, NFL, a Queen, a vice president of Nigeria..

[@fidel2xl]

These 8000+ square foot homes sitting on 2+ acres in Potomac Maryland, are about the same price as an 800 square foot 1st FLOOR condo with no balcony in NYC....lol.

[@findjoselyn]

The commentary is hilarious, and honest.

[@m.s9146]

My home for 23 years. Many successful doctors and lawyers, often married to each other. A sprinkling of billionaires. Successful large business owners, C-suite. My daughter’s friend’s family owned Ringling Brothers Circus. We certainly don’t speak in the tone of voice of the narrator. Many Ambassador’s residences. Looks like Avenel.

[@Georgewats]

It’s called hard work

[@sharktoothman96]

Yeah, working hard to fuck everyone else

[@juan1189]

NOt when they go for millions of dollars. These are houses for politicians or lobbyst mostly. This is the DC metro area.

[@aarondawg6820]

Hard work only gets you so far, all done by design.

[@cherylbudd655]

HA

[@defDoggEntertainment]

Holy shit you should do stand-up comedy. You're hilarious

[@Catherine3385]

My husband is always asking that question when we see huge houses. Especially when they are in the middle of no where

[@Nda54Gem]

I think Admiring the homes are great for Motivational purposes to set one’s own goals to strive for. They are absolutely beautiful and very private as well.

[@Snootch]

These are not the homes of people who have actually worked, these are the homes of people who exploit others who do the actual work.

[@Leon-fo9mj]

Thats one of the dumbest comments I've seen to date! Congratulations 🎉👏

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

So... politicians!

[@user-cc9my6xr7b]

I would deliver lumber two houses like this, the insides are incredible, but would I ever own one fuck no! River Road is notorious for houses not even 50 feet apart smh

[@i3ish]

I’ll tell you what they don’t do; talk like you.

[@jarrieljordan]

Haha this is a voiceover 😂

[@cranegantry868]

And they definitely don't talk like you.

[@annocsunamoon]

One thing for sure and two things for certain, they mind their own business.

[@Nda54Gem]

No doubt…Complete and Utter Privacy!!!!

[@MF_RanDie]

It’s their vacation/investment home. Those people live in a different country. We sold our house in Vegas to a Chinese investor. They still own it as a rental property. Crazy part is, they didn’t even see it. Their people do all the work for them.

[@Beezlie727]

In each case 3 or maybe 4 but possibly as few as 2 people live in that massive structure total.

[@lisablake4237]

They're educated

[@mamabearlovesbts6087]

I can tell you they live like that….EDUCATION!!! Some illegally, but EDUCATION!!!!!

[@NoThatRyan]

Right. "Education", not inherited wealth.

[@keithkim7371]

Sure didn't get that feom public education.

[@Heavenzvoice]

I used to teach at Equinox Fitness. This British guy loved my classes so much he invited me every year to his Boxing Day party. Day after Christmas. My first time going was surreal. He lived right in this neighborhood. Serious money. It’s like our (Washington DC/DMV) version of the Hamptons.

[@Nda54Gem]

Hamptons definitely a whole another world! At least it’s by the beach 🏖️ ❤

[@teresah.6696]

Her voice and how she says it is cracking me up😅

[@sgtrickards5683]

If families stayed together, there would be more homes like those all over America. It's called generational wealth.

[@johncourtney180]

I used to work for a gutter cleaning company and i know some of those houses..... i could remember cleaning the gutters for mike tyson ex wife

[@jarrieljordan]

Crazy story

[@jarrieljordan]

Ever seen Mike?

[@willynillyfalk3030]

Come through Tilden Lane on Rockville Maryland you’ll see the real houses

[@nae_petey_son]

Passed down from one Generation to the next!

[@1emsolo]

This are not houses this are mansions...

[@lindaweilburg6428]

CORPORATE MY DEAR, CORPORATE.

[@maxx907]

OLD MONEY, they take the teachings of the generations before them SERIOUSLY One lady in her 50s from there took my taxi, when I see her house I was in the 3rd heaven. When asked about it she said as a child her parent taught her the mastery of stock trading. She was prosperous in her own right.

[@brendafitzsimmons2882]

They are the rich people north of richmond.

[@normamcquait1089]

I am a caregiver believe me those houses is good only if you’re young,then when your kids left home when they have their own life and that house even how big,you felt empty.The reason y I said that coz,I had client before in DC.She live in this so cold mansion but so sad coz only her and the caregiver there😔😔.I am not saying all,but yep so sad.Even here in Herndon one of my client to lived in a mansion and the story of the family so sad😔😔.So now everytime I saw those mansion I always question myself what is the story inside that house.Hope a happy ending❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@Nda54Gem]

I always said the same thing because my friend rented a room from a mansion in Old Westbury, Long Island years ago. The owners were getting a divorce and only the mother and two daughters stayed in this huge home. Eventually until the divorce was settled the wife was gonna have to move. It was too enormous and expensive to maintain inside and out…sad but Beautiful. I question the same here in these gigantic mansions and I do mean gigantic.

[@elizabethpaints]

That's my first question when I look at huge properties like this!

[@theGEnericE]

Being rich doesn't make you a bad person. I know someone whose father was a miner. She grew up poor. When she was older, she started a business and worked really hard, 7 days a week for years. She became successful snd now has one of those large mansions. And you know what, good for her. She deserves to reap the rewards of all of the work she did.

[@glennsimms6733]

They work extremely high paying jobs. I work in Mo County. The houses are really nice & big!!!

[@dallaskoivu502]

Real estate developers who design beautiful lawns

[@user-sm8by9wj2n]

That's funny, I was thinking that looked like Potomac Maryland and lo and behold it was. I grew up in Potomac when it was horse country. When I drove around it 10 years ago I thought the same thing. Looked like God would walk out the front door. I thought what do these people do for a living? Now I call it God country. We had 5 1/2 acres back in the 70s. I can't even imagine what that would cost in Potomac now. Crazy how big those houses are now! ( And besides having horses we had 2 maids and a beautiful swimming pool)

[@poppyshoessp]

Lobbyists, doctors, NFL players, ex Commanders, owners, and more. It is beautiful.

[@Tidefan1975]

A lot of times they’re just deep in debt like everyone else. The nice house , cars etc all have a payment every month. All those possessions don’t mean anything.

[@steven6804]

I'm a plumber and I have worked on o e of the houses in this video

[@nxstng7325]

My guess is they are politicians or lobbyists

[@1972Ray]

Not true. I posted a list here, up top.

[@heru-deshet359]

When were these people in front of my house?!

[@tynettelima4434]

Heat& clean? NO THANKS! In my banging neighborhood the kids can roam& people mind their business AND HELP EACH OTHER.

[@davidbaise5137]

Potomac is a bedroom community of Washington DC. That gives an idea where the loot comes from.

[@NGGamer-nb6bu]

I’m from Potomac. But not the rich parts. There’s silly money out here. Crazy part is…it hasn’t gone to their heads. People are super nice and humble out here.