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8 Comments on If you had $15,000, where would you invest it, General Motors or Bel Air Land?
Hey Endre -- nice to see you again! It's been awhile . . . and I've been blogging my butt off all summer. And if I had $15,000 . . . BEL AIR buddy!!
Hi Endre:
Land is definitely the way to go!
Carla, I have bee so busy, every Listing takes seems like two escrows before they close....plus I have tons of land listings that keep me hopping, glad that you have been blogging, hope the returns are there for you
Toula, I guess I am preaching to the choir:))
Hi Endre- If I have $15,000! I would put it in our saving and let it sit there! We are into saving our money! We would like to be ready for whatever happen!
Cheryl very funny, with that I might suggest under the pillow since even banks are not always a safe place:)))LOL. Thank you for your comment
If I were to recive 15k for purchasing a home back on my taxes that would motivate me to upgrade and turn my current home into a rental.
Even if I didn't get the tax credit I would still put it in Real Estate rather than stocks. I don't know enough about stocks to venture in those murky waters.
Arthur, I totally agree with you Real Estate is a long term safe bet. I have clients who retired at age 50 by having enough rental property to generate more income then if they worked.