Dividends versus Real Estate investing : r/dividends - Reddit
This isn’t a “hold onto your low interest rate” scenario. This could be a literal forced-to-sell-into-a-declining-market scenario in big cities. And that is exactly how real estate prices can deflate. Interest rates have doubled while market net worths have declined by 20% YTD, so there’s not exactly a ton of buyers out there.
Stocks vs Real Estate? : r/EuropeFIRE - Reddit
This happened in 1987. The stock market brought on a correction that bled into real estate. It was particularly acute in places like the CA real estate market, which had been running super hot during the early to mid 80’s. But we were only a few years from the tech explosion which changed not only CA real estate, but also the stock market.
Pros and cons of Real estate vs index funds : r/Bogleheads - Reddit
Real estate has been extremely lucrative over past 10 years especially with leverage. Imagine buying a 500k house with 5% down 10 years a go. Your basis was $20k and now the house has doubled in value, maybe even tripled.
Real estate vs. stocks: which one should you invest in?
Stocks vs. Real Estate. Hi. It seems the most important benefit of investing in private real estate is the potential to use leverage to boost both capital appreciation and yield. Provided there is enough net yield to cover interest and mortgage payments, eventually, as you start paying off the debt, you could achieve a pretty strong return.
Real Estate vs. Stock Market Returns - Reddit
Real Estate can be a great investment. The value based on what I paid for my house has tripled over 10 years since I bought it. I own a plot of land that we intend to someday build a house it and it's double in value in 4 years. Where I live, real estate is booming. I'll get back to why I'm telling you this in a minute.
Real estate vs. stocks/bonds/mutual funds? : r - Reddit
Apr 15, 2024 · Canadian Real Estate vs. the Canadian Stock Market (updated) Chart above from RBC Global Asset Management (data through December 31, 2024). "When comparing real estate and equity investments, it’s important to understand the historical growth associated with these different asset classes.
Real Estate vs. Stocks: Which Is the Better Investment?
Personally, I am a stock market guy. Kulang pa pera para sa real estate but if I get capital of greater than 20m, then, I will start to invest in real estate as my proficiency in the US markets is horrible. Tried a test account and lost money so
When does it make sense to invest in real estate vs invest in - Reddit
Nov 10, 2024 · Returns. Historically, stocks have offered better returns than real estate investments. "Stocks have returned, on average, about 8% to 12% per year while real estate has generated returns of 2% to
A Leading Real Estate Economist Says to Wait Until 2024 to Buy - Reddit
hydrocyanide. • 9 yr. ago. Real estate returns are relatively poor if you don't leverage. Consider you have a $1 million home that collects $50k net every year. If you don't do anything else, your return is 5%. Now consider that you have a mortgage at 4% for $800k, and you invest the proceeds. You collect $50k in rent, pay $32k for the
Property versus Stocks for investing : r/personalfinance - Reddit
Real estate vs the stock market. The good thing about stocks is that they won’t call you at 3 am if the toilet needs repairing. This doesn't take into account leverage though. Lot easier to get a $1.0M mortgage than a $1.0M loan to invest in S&P 500 to amplify your returns.
Real Estate vs Index funds to hit FI? : r/Fire - Reddit
The worst part of real estate is that there is no active market. So many are going to be left hanging. With that much sale availability, no one is going to be hold off for better prices and the house prices will go down. So, not a great investment if there is going to be a recession. Here's a Japanese Real estate property chart for good measure:
REITs vs Real estate : r/investing - Reddit
In 25 years, assuming you reinvest dividends, you'll have. $4.875M. With Real-estate you are going to buy cheaper rental properties. $400k per property and 15% down with mortgage insurance, assuming you need that where you are. We are going to assume your rental income will cover most of the property's expenses.
Real estate versus stock market : r/realestateinvesting - Reddit
Apr 9, 2024 · The Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment survey for March found more than two thirds of consumers favoured safe options for their savings: bank deposits, paying down debt and increasing superannuation contributions. Just 9 per cent of respondents favoured real estate – a 45-year low – and 8 per cent shares.
Real estate vs the stock market : r/CanadianInvestor - Reddit
Historically, stocks tend to increase in value more quickly than real estate, as well as produce higher than average annual returns. Case in point: the S&P 500 index fund has historically produced
Correlation between stock market prices and real estate - Reddit
I prefer a mixed bag. Half of my investments go towards index funds, half towards rentals. Real estate builds wealth 4 ways: appreciation, cash flow, tax deductions, and equity pay down. Index funds are limited to your income and time in the market. But I can be aggressive as I want with RE.
Stocks vs real estate : r/PersonalFinanceCanada - Reddit
Now with real estate. You spend $50,000 for a down payment on a $250,000 house. The real estate market is moving a lot lately, and it could easily go up or down as much as 5% next year. (Seattle went up 12% in a year! it could also go down 12%, but that's an outlier) The difference is that 5% of $250k is $12,500.
Stocks & Shares vs. Property : r/UKPersonalFinance - Reddit
Sep 13, 2024 · Investing in real estate is easy to understand. While the homebuying journey can be complicated, the basics are simple: Purchase a property, manage upkeep (and tenants, if you own additional
Real Estate vs. Stocks: Which Has Higher Returns? - U.S. News
But I can somewhat control the value of my real-estate. It's physical, I can touch it, it's immediately income generating once full of good tenets. There's also many more tax benefits compared to stock. You can claim many deductibles, of which you cannot do with stock. Appreciation alone can make you a millionaire with a few real-estate houses.
Real Estate Cash Flow vs Stocks for FI income? : r - Reddit
Ark7_Investing. Tesla Stock v. Real Estate, which investment is better? Investor to Investor. I saw Tesla shares went up 12+% today, and it's over $1,000 per share now! Tesla is a great company and the share price has been growing quite a bit. Do you think at the end of the day, investing in Tesla can give you the same profit as investing in
Top Reasons to Invest in Real Estate vs. Stocks - Investopedia
With stock your fees are less and you can more easily diversify. If you split between 10 stocks and only one has difficulty and has to cut the dividend, you can sell the loser quickly and replace it with a similar stock and be back at 100% soon. With real estate You may have a tough time getting a tenant out or use your cash on a Major repair.
Dividends Vs Real Estate : r/dividends - Reddit
But at 500% margin you will probably lose your real estate at some point in time. Real estate is illiquid. Tax laws change, and they always change for worse. While you can sell your stocks in a second with real estate this is not that easy. I live off my stocks, some dividends, some sales, no problem. But try to sell 1% of your real estate when
Is dividend(or stock investing) better than real estate /start - Reddit
For Q3, revenue appeared to be just about flat ('23 being slightly better than '22). This makes sense given the fact they disposed of a few assets at good cap rates resulting in solid net gains. They used this $80M to deleverage, which has also resulted in their Q3 2024 interest payments being only $200K than Q3 2024.
Good Comparisons of Stock Market vs Rental Property Returns - Reddit
Then again it's also about being able to do maintenance, dealing with people, etc. Much more complex than buy and hold stocks. One thing real estate has is that you can leverage it a lot. Maybe buy 1,000,000$ or real estate on a 100k-200k cash down. But that is also a double edged sword.
Stocks vs Real Estate in 2024 : r/Fire - Reddit
Appreciation - buy low, sell high. 2.) Dividends - sometimes are unpredictable because they can be cut at any time, or, the underlying stock might go down in value for more than the % of the dividend paid. Cons: Real estate - usually more time intensive and requires higher capital requirements to get into the game.
Stock Market vs Real Estate investing : r/phinvest - Reddit
other important factors with real estate: You have to pay for a roof either way. Even if real estate doesn’t return as much as stocks in your region, it probably makes way more sense than buying stocks and rent. Leverage is huge in real estate. There’s no other investment in the world you can purchase with a 5% down payment and 3% interest
Stock vs house investment : r/stocks - Reddit
I'm trying to educate myself a little bit more as to why I would ever choose Real Estate over Stocks. Stocks: + Easy to diversify with a global market ETF. + Faster to liquidate than real estate. + No tax on personal gains. Real estate: + Can live in your investment while it's value (hopefully) rises. - More concentrated risk (house burns down
Tesla Stock v. Real Estate, which investment is better? - Reddit
I looked into the rental game and it turns out I make more money just working overtime vs plunging toilets, replacing light bulbs, and chasing down rent. 401k can have a %70 gain per year with tax savings, match, and market performance. Words like "depreciation recapture" was a big eye opener for me in real estate. 2_kids_no_money.
Stocks traditionally outperform real estate, and the only way - Reddit
Dec 19, 2024 · Stocks and real estate represent important paths to wealth for many Americans. Historically, the stock market experiences higher growth than the real estate market, making it a better way to grow
Property vs Stocks : r/fatFIRE - Reddit
You can buy real estate Stocks on Stock market if you like real estate. Un closed end funds is a fund with a lot of positions,a manager hedge your portfolio and work for you. RQI is a closed end funds with Real estate Stocks as american tower (5G towers reit) or logistics reits as public storage for example. You can check this CEF on cef-connect.
Has Real Estate or the Stock Market Performed Better Historically?
Given that the safe withdrawal rate is 4%, $1.0M Cash gives $40k passive. I've known many people who invest in real estate semi passively via a property manager who takes about 10% of rent, and have cash flow positive properties after all expenses.
Real Estate Investing - Reddit
Real estate prices are usually pretty efficient. Buying a nice house in a nice area will not net you the same return as buying a beat up property in a less developed area. 3-) Regarding dividends, you are doing mental accounting. Dividends are
Stocks vs. Real Estate : r/investing - Reddit
If you are simply looking for the highest expected return given your assumptions it will be the real estate due to the leverage the loans provide. you are comparing investing in 1-2 individual highly leverages assets vs investing in 1000+ companies scatered across the world. the upside and expected return are probably higher but the potential losses are
Invest in 401k or Real Estate? : r/personalfinance - Reddit
TonyTheEvil • 1 yr. ago. None of then make sense. Investing in RE (ITs) makes you a landlord either directly or by proxy and the irrelevance of dividend stocks are often explained in the various fire/boglehead subs. If you're only interested in equities then total market indices with DRIP make the most sense.
Real Estate vs. Stocks: Which Will Make YOU More Money in 2024?
You can buy and sell easily, with very low fees, usually same day. Property investment is a lot of work, and a lot of extra cost and taxes. You cannot buy or sell easily (usually takes several months). There are huge fees + taxes associated with both buying and selling. You have to insure it.
hypothetical 500k to invest, stock market vs real estate. - Reddit
I am tempted to move more money from stocks into property. As I do not need to take risk, 4.5% return is great. If I use mortgages I can get 6-7% return which is comparable with the stock market over the long haul and feels like less risk. On the downside, property in the UK has quite high entry costs due to stamp duty.
Real Estate vs. Dividends : r/dividends - Reddit
Pros of Real estate vs REITs: - Having the ability to buy small properties at a good price (large REITs won't compete to buy a $500,000 property) - You can live in the property you bought. - Ability to have a higher return if you buy at the right price. - REITs can be be expensive/inexpensive at times (valuations are volatile), property prices