back to indexThe Real Estate vs. Stocks Debate – Which Investment Path is Right for You?

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stocks are super easy to get into. Stock investing takes very little time other than the 00:00:04.560 |
minor hassle of opening a brokerage account, which today is like as simple as downloading an app and 00:00:09.280 |
pressing a few buttons on your phone and connecting your bank account. I mean, that's really it. But 00:00:12.880 |
once you've opened a brokerage account, you can buy and sell stocks in a few seconds and boom, 00:00:16.960 |
you're done. Real estate though, it seems like it could be expensive, right? There are greater 00:00:21.200 |
barriers to entry, I think, for real estate investing because it tends to be a more capital 00:00:25.920 |
intensive asset class. You can't just open an app and buy rental properties for $10, 00:00:31.280 |
although there are some funds and some modern crowdfunding platforms that do allow you to do 00:00:36.720 |
that. I think of real estate investing as more entrepreneurial than buying equities and buying 00:00:43.360 |
stock. In addition to those things that, you know, credit, income, down payment, you also need this 00:00:48.160 |
expertise that can be a real investment of time that is probably not needed, especially for like 00:00:53.280 |
index fund or other stock investing approaches here.