Almost all prefer having their own space instead of an apartment.Pricing to put in the pad sites will vary depending on your location but can run anywhere from$8k - $20k from raw dirt to finished site. 

So comparing buying real estate inside a tax-deferred account vs. personally is like comparing apples and oranges (I like both fruits btw :-), but there are number of other factors you must consider when you making investment plans and determinations.

O'Donnell's idiotic witchcraft is only the beginning too...that was the low-hanging fruit.

Quality doesn't cost, it pays.Shop hard, bargain hard, enjoy the fruits of what you have bargained for.The worst purchase you can ever make is a "new" car.

Turing waste into a raw material.

Hi folks,I ran across the podcast linked below:http://www.sidehustlenation.com/the-best-passive-i...It's about flipping raw land.  

The low hanging fruit in Atlanta (and most other places) is long gone.

Especially when you consider factors such as raw land, industrial, retail, commercial, office, and residential real estate.

All fruit like that taste really, really good.I purchased a storage facility in Bonita Springs in 2009.

Don't get me wrong, REI can be very fruitful!