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That's not true in the long term. For example if you buy a house and then rent it, you will eventually earn back the cost of buying it, unless there is some kin
by xyzzy4 10y ago
That's not true in the long term. For example if you buy a house and then rent it, you will eventually earn back the cost of buying it, unless there is some kind of disaster in the market. Stocks are really no different.
- rm_-rf_slash 10y agoThe quality of tenant is also somewhat based in luck. If they are a pain in the ass then the time lost may outweigh the cash gained.
- notpc 10y agoEspecially when you end up getting sued for exercising prudence in who you lease to. "Disparate impact"!
- sctb 10y agoThis account has been using this site primarily for political or ideological purposes, and that's not what it's for. Please don't continue on like this.
- notpc 10y agoGiven that certain opinions are very unpopular around here, why should I be forced to use my primary account to post on political topics? If you look through the comment history of this account, I think you'll find that the posts are all very civil.