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Stocks vs Real Estate

Arta Montero
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I see a lot of you in here have success stories but keep wondering if real estate is truly as luxurious as it seems. I have two rentals only but had major issues with either tenant or property Managment and the pain never ends. Can’t see any joy behind this.

I am trying to get out of contract with property management and that in itself is a pain after I spend $7000 for move in for minor things and tenant being there for only two months not to mention countless hours while under property management.

I would say that stocks have been great to me and have to do nothing. I wonder what I am missing. I thought property management is bad but never thought would be this bad and not sure I want to manage so this makes me think that real estate is a messy business.

Hopefully you guys can give me some hope. I am in a messy property management contract and honestly feel trapped.

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