I'm buying index funds that I'll hold for the long-term.

My recommendation is to start with index funds.

We identified 6-8 key metrics that we are evaluating (Population Growth, Landlord-Tenant Friendly, Cost of Living Index, Regional Price Parity, Average Rent, job Growth, Rental Vacancy Rate).

Alternatives to using your cash to buy a Home:S&P 500 Index:Assumption based on history: For the last 100 years this index fund has average annual returns of 10.13%.

Another area i've been excited about are the the towns along highway 2 heading towards Stevens Pass (Gold bar, Index, Baring, Grotto and Skykomish).

Hi Everyone,After years of saving, I finally hit the $100k mark (invested in an index fund).

I can compound this in the stock market quickly with index funds.

I would then put some into a syndication, but I would also highly consider putting some of that money into an S&P 500 index fund and just letting it grow.

All signs of stress.”Inflation Numbers this WeekThe Consumer Price Index measure of inflation increased .4% in February (seasonally adjusted), after rising .3 % in January, or 3.2% YoY (BLS).

For $10,000 profit or less, save all the hassle or do passive investing with a debt fund with $25,000 to $50,000 in and get 6% return or $100,000 or more an 8% return or buy some index funds or high yield savings account (I know I shouldn't say that as a RE investor).