Every investment has trade offs and most people lose their asses in all of them due to lack of knowledge or more often discipline.

The point here isn't "you should invest in real estate" it is you likely shouldn't talk shit about an investment you don't understand.

(Note that is not specifically directed at you Odell it is a generic statement to the issue.)

The reality is a ton of plebs are young, that is good because they are in early on the best investment of all time. It is also bad as to as real world life experience goes many still have milk on their mouths. I hear stupid shit like, (but what about property taxes and muh insurances).

Tenants pay property taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, they pay for EVERYTHING. Banks provide the capital and the investor takes the risk but gains tax free (mostly) cash flow and equity gain with OPM.

As to jurisdictional risk, I'll start with I would not own a rental in a jurisdiction I would not personally live in. That itself is massive mitigation. I also target properties just high enough in value that when a recession hits there is a key demo to "move down" into them.

Last I will end with I do own real property, I do own metals, I do own bitcoin. I find most people telling me I am doing it wrong and should be "aLL iN oN mUh BiTcOiN" don't even have a full coin. They also have no real property, tend to be renters themselves, work a job, have no real investment success, have. never built a business.

They "mine fiat" and invest in Bitcoin and keep at it. Nothing wrong with that if that is all you want in life.

One of my laws of life is you should never take advice from anyone on anything they have yet to have proven themselves competent at.

I am glad plebs DCA 5 dollars a day or whatever, they should keep doing it, but spouting off about things they don't even half way understand. I take advice about bitcoin from those successful with bitcoin, which isn't hard, buy it and don't sell it. I take advice on business from successful entrepreneurs. I take advice on real estate from people that at least OWN A DAMN house or two.

Bitcoin god willing may end banks as we know them, it will not though end rental properties, entrepreneurship, etc.

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I have owned rental properties in the past. They are an absolute pain in the ass compared to bitcoin. May rebuy after the world is repriced in sats.

The only real estate I currently own is the property my family lives on. Worth it for the security alone.

Where I live, the government has put price caps on rents and has also eliminated the possibility of part-time contracts.

So now renters can stay in your property forever for a set prices that hardly covers costs.

Many private landlords are selling but the people who rent aren’t buying because they can’t get the loan (or for other reasons).

Result: more empty apartments in an already impossible housing market.

So yeah, compared to bitcoin that investment isn’t looking so bullish right now.

So what? What does this have to do with investing in real estate? You do know you an own property that isn't across the street from where you live right?

Also why do you live in such a place?

Well, point being: it was a great investment for a while, now it isn’t 🤷‍♂️

"I have owned rental properties in the past. They are an absolute pain in the ass compared to bitcoin."

I agree, mostly. If you self manage I agree 100%.

This is why I only own a few and I very specifically invested in a way that allows me to get cash flow and NEVER TOUCH JACK SHIT OF FUCK ALL.

I pay a management company (well my tenants do) and a sort of escrow account takes some cash flow monthly aside for upgrades etc at tenant turnover.

I won't buy shit right now, the market is about to get fucked hard sideways.

Also my BTC position exceeds my true underlying equity in Real Estate. I never said BTC was not a better asset.

I mean I just did this a month ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-ZTseZykAU

I just tire of absolute statements by people who mostly are not qualified to make statements let alone absolute ones.

I know of you but we have never met, let me say it has been a pleasure to talk to you a few times here on nostr. Nuance is important and discussion is critical to mutual understanding. Absolutist thinking destroys the ability to have either one. Thank you for a reasonable discussion, yet again.

Just don’t forget to pay those taxes or they will take it from you🤣

#yourhouseisnotyours

The UK economy is backed by a housing bubble so over inflated you can hear it screaming. I have owned a house or two, I have owned gold, I am now all in on btc. Not because of influencers or even sound advice but because, after extensive research (and a bankruptcy), I decided that the only thing that will be left standing of any real value is BITCOIN.

I don't know what life is like to live in the states but if the UK (51st state IMHO) is anything to go by, then I'd sell both my livers and invest it in btc!

A caveat to just holding is, spend and replace. 🐇😜❤

Multiple real-estate holder, security holder, self employed business owner, married father of eight.

I HODL anything I can spare, but only what I can spare.