PubertyMaxxer
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Buying leveraged residential real estate with 20-30% down-payment and renting it
- you need to be credit-worthy ( have stable high-paying job)
- more fees
- high lump risk & non-diversified
- more administrative effort
- dependant on your countries laws
- Can be leveraged much better, the total return is maybe only 2-3% annual but your return on equity can be like 10%
- if you're young and you need 20 years for repayment you will earn alot after repayment at like 40-50
Or
Buying non-leveraged ETF's like the NASDAQ or MSCI World
- can already invest small amounts
- less than 1% ETF fees with discount brokers
- dividends
- less administrative effort
- less dependant on your countries laws
- no real touchable asset
- can't leverage as much: less return on equity
- you need to be credit-worthy ( have stable high-paying job)
- more fees
- high lump risk & non-diversified
- more administrative effort
- dependant on your countries laws
- Can be leveraged much better, the total return is maybe only 2-3% annual but your return on equity can be like 10%
- if you're young and you need 20 years for repayment you will earn alot after repayment at like 40-50
Or
Buying non-leveraged ETF's like the NASDAQ or MSCI World
- can already invest small amounts
- less than 1% ETF fees with discount brokers
- dividends
- less administrative effort
- less dependant on your countries laws
- no real touchable asset
- can't leverage as much: less return on equity