07-19-2016, 08:33 AM
Question #1 - I have zero interest in the headaches that go along with being a landlord, so it would be stock portfolio hands down for me personally. However, I can see how the diversification of holding physical property rather than stocks would be appealing.
Question #2 - The only reason I could see to do them separately is if you have two different types of accounts that you are making contributions to. If you have a tax advantaged account versus a cash account for example. Also depends on your tax bracket, because if you are in a lower tax bracket, qualified dividends work great in a cash account.
Question #2 - The only reason I could see to do them separately is if you have two different types of accounts that you are making contributions to. If you have a tax advantaged account versus a cash account for example. Also depends on your tax bracket, because if you are in a lower tax bracket, qualified dividends work great in a cash account.