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Originally posted by @Sean Yang:@Derrick Dill If economy were really bad, why do you think renters would continue to pay rent?

@June Yang connect with me and I'll share my story! 

I would just as soon suggest a target retirement fund with a very near date so it has a large measure of fixed income and bonds to offset the stock exposure...ying-yang with the market...as suggest an REIT.

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When we requested a refund they just ghosted us.Dealt with Jerry Yang and Guatam Shah.

Quote from @Arnaud Lalu: Hi - My name is Arnaud and I'm moving to Atlanta at the end of this year.I'm also looking to invest in STRs nearby and the mountain region is catching my eye (Sautee Nacoochee, Helen, etc)Does anyone have any experience in this area? 

Quote from @Arnaud Lalu: Hi there,I got my first accepted offer on a multifamily that we're going to househack!

Originally posted by @Johan Yang:@James Gates Congrat on your success!!

In my opinion, there should really only be two goals for most investors: 1) To build the greatest possible amount of long-term wealth. 2) To build a portfolio that produces predictable, reliable income.It's the yin and yang, the tradeoffs between these two goals, that force all of the debate about which types of investments are the best and worst.