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Originally posted by slapass
You need to take into account leverage. Real Estate outperforms stocks when you look at that aspect of it.
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No it doesn't.
For example, just because you put $40,000 down on a $200,000 house and then resell it a few years later at $280,000, doesn't mean you made a net profit of $80,000 due to leverage.
There's all these "hidden costs" that people never seems to take into consideration comparing real estate with stocks...