In real estate, there's a necessity to liquidate a portion of assets monthly—renters pay for the property's use, and the property loses value over time.
The same principle applies to stocks.
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In real estate, there's a necessity to liquidate a portion of assets monthly—renters pay for the property's use, and the property loses value over time.
The same principle applies to stocks.
The only advantage one can seek in RE over stocks or Bitcoin is that usually you can anticipate future cash flow as you (more or less) have a contract with an expected return by the counterparty. Risk involved, ofc.
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