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bigdogger
May 31, 2014Explorer II
Every thing he writes is potentially true, especially if you throw out the fact that you need a place to live. The same argument can be made for most any non-appreciating asset. I mean buying lamps, furniture, televisions, appliances and the like are all going to offer an eventually return of zero and cost money to maintain and operate. Heck, what is a worse investment than food? You buy it, pay to prepare it,you waste time eating it and then a day or two later flush it down the toilet (with additional costs such as toilet paper, water, sewer charges etc.) The fact is buying a house is a MUCH better use of your shelter funds than buying an RV. Any quack can make the case that purchasing most anything is a bad investment if they are willing to overlook the utility value of that purchase.
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