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Carlos Gonzalez
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Sell your rentals and buy stocks?

Carlos Gonzalez
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I have Fourplexes I bought in 2016 and now people are calling me to make me an offer as twice as much as the mortgage obligation. I think the stock market is good if you know how to play it same as real estate but different asset classes. I already have some investment in the stock and have done well during the last two years.

What are you guys doing? Are you guys keeping your real estate portfolio untouched but buying more in the stock market or you guys ignoring the opportunity of the stock market now?

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Jacob Sampson
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Jacob Sampson
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I have always maintained exposure to the market. I have a 401k, ROTH IRA, and traditional IRA. The market has 100s of years of history of being able to turn a profit. In real estate I only have 15. I'm doing both. As we tank I am definitely moving cash into the market incrementally and may begin to move real estate cash flow in as well. Not getting rid of my real estate, although I don't have people offering me large chunks of money to do so.

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