DesignEx
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Depends how old you are. But I would personally invest it in a house, the values will almost surely go up... and you have a house that you can either live in or rent out for extra money every month. |
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snoogans
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house, flip it,then reinvest.. |
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nquizzitiv
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A house. A more sure and stable investment. You can flip it and make a lot more money. |
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timeisaliquid
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Houses suck money! Businesses make money. What do I want money or no money? I'll take the money. |
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Some Girl
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Definatly my dream house! |
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djjoecruz
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a house most deff....yeah, that's the ticket!!!! |
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holden
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house, 1 out of 10 businesses fail in the first 3 years |
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Mr Sexy
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Seeing as how 80% of all businesses fail in the first couple years and that 99% of all real estate transactions appreciate over a period of 5 years, I'm gonna have to go with the house. Just remember, however, real estate investments don't have a 100% rate of return per year, while some businesses do. So good luck with your decision |
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no.#1 Mom
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My answer is both! I would look for a house that cost anywhere around 30,000-45,000 thenuse the rest to upgrade or repair it (make it worth double or triple the total price I spent on it). Then sell and start on another and continue. Just think about how much money you can turn that 100,000 into. |
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T H
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A house....where I live, you can get an awesome house for $100,000. Median house price is $62,000 here. |
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Mike S
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Probably neither... I'd invest in the college funds of my children. |
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schmushe
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a house - security and you can invest in it (make it better) and make more cash
a buisness can fail and then you have nothing |
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HELLO my name is : BECKY
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go with real estate..it's rising. |
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scorpionbeat
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it depends of what would be better for me at the time. You need to calculate, and analyze your situation.then make a better judgment of what to do with it |
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Spoiled
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I would invest it in a house. I already have a home-based business and after the initial investment, it doesn't take an arm and a leg to keep it running. So I would definitely go for investing it in a house. Where I live, you can get a really nice house for around $300,000 - $350,000, so $100,000 would make a nice down payment. |
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Free-As-A-Bird
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why don't you invest in a real estate business?
www.creonline.com would be a good start |
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sefrith
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in a busness cuz it will give you more munney later on
hopefully |
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Gothic Marthaâ„¢
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A business! With the monopoly in a small town, you could have your dream home with a few years. |
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chimp_ax
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Are you kidding, even the smallest house costs $500,000 around here.
100,000 is nothing in this day and age. |
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SLOTH
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Depends on the market. Right now alot of houses are depriciating. But alot of businesses fail. Maybe buy two houses with $50,000 each. Rent one out until the market goes back up and live in the other? |
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stock_trade_expert
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†Fakey McFakerson♥
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i would pay off my house and start a home based bussiness,i have a few ideas and i know it would succeed now i need the $$$.lol.i am a dog groomer who does my bussiness out of ym home and it is going very well but there is only so much you can do ina home on a budget,i have a daughter so i can not groom full time my husband makes the money at another job but if our house were paid off we could make it a full time bussiness and watch it excell from there,why do u want to give me tha loan?just kidding.
it all depends on what you are good at and how much you owe on your house i guess. |
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