A flat pancake still has 2 sides.From a landlord perspective the risk is too great which is what the original poster is asking about and their tenant."

To me everything else just seems a little fluffy.

I attended college and grad school and studied a lot of fluffy liberal arts (history major).

Everything else is just fluff. I

Depending on your tax bracket, work match, potential average rate of return you could get a decent idea mathematically which one would be a better benefit...all using historical data not fluffy projections(imo).In most projections I'm guessing real estate wins because you wouldn't be asking this questions if you weren't confident in present/future earnings...so again it comes to personal choice vs risk (all retirement in one basket).

No problems with it either.A few years ago, Sears had a Craftsman pancake compressor with brad nailer and hose on sale for $70.

New roof, new paint job, new carpet in the whole house, the main level kitchen had a stud up brand new one put in with a center island all granite and stainless steel.The driveway was nothing like the MLS pic and was flat as a pancake.

Going to a local Irish pub for Pints & Pancakes!

While they feel a bit fluffy, the facts are there and explained in a clear, concise manner.

Bathroom, fluffy comfy towels, attractive lighting, nicer shampoos/soaps.