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seattlebubble.com
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| | | | | In late June's post where I plotted the long-term trend of inflation-adjusted local home prices, there was some disagreement with my snarky insinuation that zero real appreciation over thirteen years (1999 to 2012) represents a lousy investment. As one reader correctly pointed out, the stock market's total non-inflation-adjusted return over the same time period is a paltry 5.1%, which turns into a loss of 26% after you adjust for inflation. Even if you ignore the leverage you get from your down payment and the additional principal you paid into the mortgage over that time period, zero growth in home prices still beats a 26% loss in the stock market, right? Of course, home ownership is a complex financial commitment, and simple comparisons of purchase and sal... | |
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equitymultiple.com
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| | | | | This article looks at the relationship between LPs and GPs, and outlines the risk-reward dynamic of GP vs LP equity investments. | |
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www.rdegges.com
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| | | | | Real estate vs stocks: which is better? A discussion of my personal investing strategy. | |
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laihoconsulting.com
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| | | Website and personal blog of Pekka Laiho, software engineer and financial enthusiast. | ||
