its been a while since i looked up how many subscribers he had, but he had 3 tiers even on the lowest tier setting he would have been making more than enough to buy a $3 million home and on zillow for his washington state said how much the house was worth, and how much he paid for it, it said he paid $3 million for it
edit, justlooked it up to be exact henry sold the house on oct 30th 2024 for $3,250,000 it he baught it on jul 26th 2021 for $3,150,000 when looking it up it said henry used a traditional mortgage which means that henry had to prove that he had the finances to pay a monthly mortgage for said house Assuming a traditional financing structure, Henry and Jeannie's monthly mortgage payment would have been approximately $10,449. he would have had needed atleast a standard 20% down payment or $630,000 with a final mortgage of $2.52 million
Principal & Interest: $10,449
Property Taxes: ~$2,150 (Based on King County's 2021 assessment)
Homeowners Insurance: ~$250
Total Estimated Monthly Out-of-Pocket: ~$12,849
Based on a standard debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, Henry would have needed a gross income of at least $35,692 per month
Because this loan amount (~$2.52 million) far exceeded conforming limits in 2021, lenders would have required him to have between 12 and 24 months of cash reserves in the bank after closing on top of his actual income
"I find it hard to believe the mxrmods channel and mxrplays were making enough bank for a 3M and 4.2M house purchase. Specially when they barely had sponsor deals (it only started happening towards the end when the gooning accessory sites offered) and the mxrplays was un-monetizable because of youtube strikes. No wonder they kept moving around because the houses were unsustainable."
to address this directly, the price of the house he had in washington is a fact, so its not up for debate they had a house that at the time of their purchase was worth $3.15 million, he would have to have proven his income with financial statements, bank statements access to his checking, savings etc he would have had to have between 12 months and 24 months of income in the bank after closing he would have had to put atleast 20% down which means he would have needed to put atleast $630,000 as a down payment