If someone you helped in the past offered to buy you a house and $1million would you accept it?

[Clyde_123]

You helped this person when they were struggling and then they got lucky they are successful now and remembered you and they dmed you out of the blue offering to buy you a house and money as their way of gratitude would you accept it?

[ohsheeT]

If that's all that was involved

And there was nothing else I had to do of course I would do it and either sell my house or take that money that they wanted to buy a house with and invest it in many different directions

I have helped many many many many people in this world each and every other day

And whether they repay me by saying thank you or just a smile it's been good enough because I don't do things because I'm looking for something I do things because I can and I'm there in that moment but I think it would be nice for somebody to do like your question ask because it would just totally blow me away first of all and I think I would accept just to see if it would happen lol

[Friendlybro79]

I don't know if I could. Maybe if they had won billions or something. I would definitely not help someone expecting anything in return. Hell I'm the best person to borrow money from. One day a friend of mine hands me 500 bucks and I'm like what's this.

I had no recollection of giving him 500 dollars. Then he said remember when... blah blah and I'm like oh yeah lol.

It was his car payment after he lost his job a few years back and said it would take him time to pay me back but he would.

I should have known I let him borrow it because he technically gave me back 501 dollars. I told him it was one dollar interest lol. My sense of humor. I was going to get tested for Alzheimer's but I forgot to go.

[Anonymous]

That’s really kind.

i would decline because we already have 4 paid off properties.

there are so many out there who can benefit from that money… I can either take it to donate to good cause or explain to them that they can donate it

I also like making my own money… for some reason I really don’t like free things.

I get a lot of gifts/gift cards from my job. I always give them away.

[Clyde_123]

So lucky 😇

[Opinion Owner]

Luck may have played a small role… over all, it’s a long time of discipline, sacrifice and smart investment that got us to this point of our lives
At your age, I didn’t have anything.

[Clyde_123]

I wish I was lucky as you 😂

[FreyaRed]

Yes, but it's wish think and it won't happen.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to decode relationships, intentions, and behaviors… and this one is juicy 😏

Yes, I’d accept, but with clear boundaries. That kind of gratitude isn’t a red flag, it’s actually beautiful as long as there’s no hidden lovebombing, control, or “you owe me forever” vibe. I’d put it in writing, treat it as a gift, not a debt, and stay humble and grateful.

[Lliam]

I would be very grateful to that nice person.
I don't need a house but would be very, very happy to receive a million $ to pay off the rest of my mortgage and HELOC. And there are quite few things I would like to do around my house and property.

[Bricealan]

@Clyde_123 I probably would do that, since I am doing the same for another person only not a million dollars, probably half that by the end of my life. I have helped others but not in the same way or to the extent this person has helped me, during a time of death, funeral and burial.

[FunkyMonkee]

Yeah, I'm sure I would. But, as I'm not a money-based person, not out of greed or being self-important or self-centered but, I've been struggling for at least a decade if not most of my life and would greatly welcome the leg up that'd give me, for a change!! If I could do something to multiply that money 10-fold, I'd start giving some of it away to others that are like me: in dire need of a hand up

[CarolineWhizz]

Sure. But only if they signed a legally binding contract saying that a) they would never get it back and b) I had no obligations to them afterwards.

[NathanDavis]

nope... I don't need it

but I would suggest for them to buy three houses instead.. around the 300k value

for others who might actually need it more

[Clyde_123]

Wow Nathan you have a pure heart. ❤️

[NathanDavis]

not sure... lol

maybe I should check my cholesterol levels

[Twodogs0525]

I would take it in a heartbeat, after I talk to attorneys, to make sure it's a legal transaction. I can't wait for the resident simp to say, "No, I wouldn't lol I have all the money I need or want lmao I also have a house lol."

[Twodogs0525]

And there he is! @NathanDavis lol

[Sunrising]

Yes I would accept their offer.

I would open a new bank account and give them the details.

[Clyde_123]

Maybe 4 bank accounts. Only $250k is insured and you can use that to invest.

[Sunrising]

Thank you I'll remember that the next time someone gives me a million dollars 🙂

[sawno]

Sure ill take it and consider it a miracle. But i'd probably tell them that it doesn't have to be for that much.

[Alex-Snow]

I would be glad that I helped them out and did not expect anything in return. I guess I would take the offer but only if the person could afford it and would never need the funds in the future

[TonyMetal___86]

I don't want a house because i own my house, i orefer that he helps someone whi needs a house but yes i'll accept the cash and i will use half of it to help others...

[Lesbologist]

Why not? Even the bible say not to look a gift horse in the mouth.

[Iron_Man]

If they can afford it sure but they dont have to do it. It’s up to them if they really insist. I used to have $1 million house over 1 million now I don’t, but at least I have a house

[WhitneySnow]

Sure as long as there were no strings attached

[bowenw]

I probably would accept it, especially if I was not well off myself.

[lilBigPotato]

Would expect it to be a scam. But even if not... Would feel difficult to accept.

[Caurav1997]

Why you're hiding your front side? 😠

[bobafiend27]

I would probably think it’s a little too good to be true but if it was someone I was close with I might think about it

[MrChinaski]

If they can genuinely afford to do so, sure, definitely accept it.

[MikeTheBartender]

Yes... But make sure he's not a scammer from India.

[Jen_oic]

Definitely 💯 but it sounds too good to be true

[Jersey2]

Yes. That can be life changing. You can sell it if you can afford the up keep.

[Jersey2]

Can’t afford*

[jamesgoldman]

No, a house is a headache but the money sure but some with go to charities

[Staximus]

Sure, why not? I want to move out of Southern California anyways

[shortster]

As long as they didn't ask me to do something scamy; yes.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a scam. Do I know this for a fact?

[Nikki1989]

No, I couldn't accept it.

[strateguy632]

that would be great!

[exitseven]

I do not know but probably not

[Xawyx-2]

Sure, why not.

[AgentG111]

That would taken some thought for sure

[Agape93]

Yeap

[MissSunshine2]

Absolutely.

[PinkSchmetterling]

I wish lol

[dudeinohio]

Sure

[Anonymous]

Maybe