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Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro... by ticmasta on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @01:51PM (#22311550)
and you know lots of real estate deals that are low risk, pay 10-15% and available for participation @ $100 / week?

>> an average appreciation of 13% last year, which is not sustainable for this area but still indicative of the overall trend.

not sustainable but indicative of the overall trend? What does that even mean?

Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro... by poulsbohemian on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @02:03PM (#22311668)
It means we aren't going to see 13% every year in my localized market, but we will see a continued upward march - where the data from the past 30 years bears that out. Other markets like Seattle, given the geography and current restrictions it isn't much of a jump to think you could average a 10% appreciation for the next decade.

I don't recall anyone saying anything about participation @ $100 / week, so don't be flippant. The comment was made about low risk at 10-15%. If you had $100/week to spend, I'd put it in a drip and buy pharma stocks because there are many paying a sizable dividend, but I'm not your broker so get your own advice.

Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro... by swiley on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @03:37PM (#22312555)
Ah real estate: the rent keeps going up and there’s no easy way for individuals to benefit from it.