Hello,
I know blind is more biased towards Etfs, but I want my opinions from people who have invested in both ETFs and rental property investment (cash flow oriented). Where do you get more benefit?
I am 27, and planning to take some risk by adding couple of mid west properties with good cash flow. I have VTI VOO VGT BABA INTC stocked up and i keep putting money in them.
What are your thoughts?
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If you don’t have the money to have both in your portfolio at the moment, start with any one and add the other later when you do have the funds. Your portfolio is something you build gradually. The appropriate percentages of investment in each asset class will balance over a period of time if you consciously monitor your investments and make decent enough decisions.
Also folks tend to look at their real estate return but discount the amount of active work they put into it, to the point where it isn’t really a « passive investment » anymore (this isn’t necessarily bad in itself, but it makes it no longer apple-to-apple)
To.make it truly passive you need to.hire property managers.. Even then it's a bit of headache..