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[onconc]

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https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/21/39-year-old-owns-2-million-dollar-home-near-miami-shes-never-lived-there.html

Interesting video.

 

[gutonc]

Interesting is one word for it. Stupid is probably a better one.

 

[onconc]

Interesting is one word for it. Stupid is probably a better one.

yes. Given that she works ~100 hours a week to make $900k, her hourly pay is probably not very different from a hospital employed internist who works 40 hours a week.

I didn't follow the math presented in the video though. It was said in the video that her annual revenue is $5.2M and net profit is $2M. So not sure why her income is stated as $900k only and not $2M.

 

[eyeeye_captain]

This popped up in one of the finance threads. Bizarre to watch, nothing about the situation makes sense. She’s primarily telemedicine but runs at over 60% overhead? She paid off a $1.1M mortgage in 4 months after starting a practice/business from scratch? Another $1.1M of profit is missing?

Her website talks about her father founding a private ICU (do those exist?) and then getting laid off during COVID, so maybe it wasn’t up to code and this is the new business venture. I suspect that’s where the money came from/is now going. That may be factoring into the living at home at almost 40 vibe - possible codependency?

~100 hours a week year round is about $175/hr. $360k for an equivalent 40 hour week all year isn’t earth shattering and is well below median for derm.

 

[MD46]

Maybe there is Cash only stuff that doesnt get reported to IRS but is in her total income?

 

[onconc]

Her primary source of income, dermatology consults, is not scalable with the current setup; given that she is the only physician.

I got the feeling that the primary purpose of putting out a video like this was to create brand value for herself so she could recruit more physicians into her practice. And also help attract more patients