I am a die hard teacher and endlessly help people with their careers, etc.

I know many people on this blog are diehard real estate investors and would not even consider investing in anything else...but what about different types of investments such as 529 plans, simple indexed annuities, The stock market, your employer's retirement plan, etc...would you ever invest in these things or is real estate just always the better solution and all your money should go towards that?

K.marie P.We have done similar programs in the past, at one point  ran our own credit repair program while we sold houses on lease purchase contracts and worked with a good mortgage broker to get people qualified and sold the houses for top dollar.Way too much work, as someone else mentioned, old habits die hard, especially financial habits. 

Always have been a die hard baseball fan!

I'd say San Fran-ers fall into one of two categories-- 1. die-hard going to invest in SF and somehow make the lack of cash flow work, or 2. out-of-state investors.If you're goal is passive income, you've got to figure out where the cash flow is coming from.

Originally posted by Douglas Wolf:wow alot of eagle haters lolI'm from Dallas and I'm a die-hard Cowboys fan...

I goto Mizzou right now and am die-hard with college football so I watch TONS of it.

Let me try to answer your question though:Atlanta is filled with both very progressive, young, liberal people and very conservative, die-hard rednecks, and everything in between.

As a diehard BYU fan, I'm glad this season is finally over....

(Maybe I'm being naive though, and that happens routinelyOld habits die hard.