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Re: 401K & general money/investing?
[Re: Deadwood]
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Yes, I am also a Roth fan, but it came a little late in my investing career, about 1989 or so when it was born. Not too late at all if you use the strategies that I have mentioned above with real estate. But the downside is that you personally have to sniff out the deals that are going to make you the money, so it is more hands on although you still have to manage those investments at arms length to stay legal. But I don't know of any other way to grow wealth any faster and with the security of real estate. You just have to be particular in the types of properties that you invest in...
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