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Which is worth more - your stock portfolio or your pins?

By ShaunoftheDead

8 years ago


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    “Which is worth more - your stocks or pins?”

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    • What is this stock thing, and how do I play it? 16 votes
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    #36 8 years ago

    Any pinsiders invest in real estate rentals?

    I paid my way through college and grad school on single family houses. I called it the slow flip where I would buy a crappy house and fix it up for 3 years and then rent for 2 and sell to avoid capital gains on primary residence (have to live in it for 3 out of last 5 years of ownership). I then sold those houses over the past few years while putting my wife through professional school.

    She is nearing completion and hopefully returning to gainful employment in a few months, which means I am starting to research future investments. I would to stay in real estate as I like the material asset and also the possibility to draw an active income off the investments.

    I am only familiar with managing single family and am contemplating either smaller business real estate or maybe a 4-8 unit building for my next jump.

    If anyone has any insight or real life experience and is willing to talk, please let me know.

    I have a year or so before being ready to jump but am starting to research options more at this stage.

    #42 8 years ago
    Quoted from MikeS:

    I think as long as you buy low in a decent neighborhood and are willing to put in "sweat equity" and avoid capital gains I think real estate is a great investment.-especially in Dane County. I would just try to be wary of new construction and try to avoid buying right next to any large new developments. I heard Veridian is building a new 1000 family development not too far from you. New homes have also been going in like crazy next to where I live which would affect me if I were to sell in the near future.

    Yeah, I know all the basics. Just was hoping to talk to someone that has been down th path of single family to multiple unit rentals or light business rentals and maybe hear about what they have learned along the way.
    Where is the 1000 unit going? That is crazy big!!!

    #44 8 years ago
    Quoted from MikeS:

    Between Lien and Burke Rd. Big development for Madison! Hard to say at this point if it would help/hurt your current home's value?
    http://host.madison.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/after-a-decade-major-housing-development-with-man-made-lake/article_ffe994dc-13c4-5529-9d71-ebc1ee428fc4.html

    I wondered if that was ever going to pick up steam again. That will likely have minimal impact on my current home either way, but may impact (more steer) where I buy rental property. Similar to stocks I always suggest buying what you know in real eastate so I will likely focus closer to my current home. I am also focused around the rebuilding on 51 and all interchanges which will impact how the city grows for the next 10 years on the eastside.

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