Woman Posts Pics of Apartment in Celebration, Says Renting Made No Sense, South Africans Are Impressed

• A lady celebrated her new home with pics on Twitter as she revealed that renting was not working out
• Saffas were impressed with her achievement and her new place, with some peeps offering her some investment advice
• Other tweeps admired her physique and made their intentions known with date offers as well as marriage proposals

Angee doted over her new apartment and shared pics on Twitter, giving people a glimpse of it. She shared that she didn't understand the concept of renting, which led to her decision to buy.

Answering a question, Angee revealed in the comment section that it took her five months to get her new place. As a testimony of how proud she was over what she had accomplished, she captioned her pics:

"A hun with a title deed."

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South Africans were impressed with Angee's achievement and flooded her Twitter post with applause. She also got a few peeps crushing on her while others gave her sound investment advice.

@MellisaThathane asked:

"How long after applying did you get your keys? Congratulations, sis, please invite me for the house warming."

@THAMI_Drummer admired Angee:

@Urshygirl said:

"You'll never regret buying property. It's the gift that keeps on giving. Even when I lost my job, I moved home, got a good tenant and rented that 'ish out for days."

@Beast_side_king admired Angee:

@ramabulana_n said:

"Congratulations dear. Next purchase should be virgin land. That is where there is all the money and as you grow old you'll get tired of these apartments."

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In a related story, Briefly News reported that a local man has moved up in the world and was happy to share the big moves he made with the rest of Mzansi. The Twitter user, @cwezelububi, headed to the social networking platform where he shared a picture of the new home.

The tweet not only caught the attention of the guy's 600 followers, but plenty of others, too, as the obvious independence that comes with living in one's own space rubbed off on users across the length and breadth of the social networking service.

The singular image shows the gent holding up the keys to the meticulous-looking and visibly empty apartment in one hand. At the time of publishing, the tweet had attracted more than 3 500 likes.

Source: Briefly News