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07-20-2012, 02:21 PM
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I think you should consider cards as an investment vehicle. (also as the caveat, don't count on your cards for your financial safety.) You can't sleep in your cards. They don't shelter you from storms, the cold, etc. If you need a house, I'd buy a house. However, if you already have a house, and are looking for one for rental, then you'd just have to decide which is the better investment.
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