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Redman wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Very lucrative in Trinidad.Buy, build condos and lease.$ for generations.SuperiorMan wrote:Tuner Friends
Real estate in Trinidad is a good investment still? or what other country?
I'm seeing lots of places not getting rented recently though....wondering if that would change.
People making their moves....it worth buying,maintain and wait for the market to come to your price.
Beats sitting in cash.
As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
snatman wrote:Redman wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Very lucrative in Trinidad.Buy, build condos and lease.$ for generations.SuperiorMan wrote:Tuner Friends
Real estate in Trinidad is a good investment still? or what other country?
I'm seeing lots of places not getting rented recently though....wondering if that would change.
People making their moves....it worth buying,maintain and wait for the market to come to your price.
Beats sitting in cash.
What's your thoughts on Agostini @ ~ $25?
I think its a steal. Been buying it up with my limited funds.
Nope. Trinidad economy is bs.Mmoney607 wrote:snatman wrote:Redman wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Very lucrative in Trinidad.Buy, build condos and lease.$ for generations.SuperiorMan wrote:Tuner Friends
Real estate in Trinidad is a good investment still? or what other country?
I'm seeing lots of places not getting rented recently though....wondering if that would change.
People making their moves....it worth buying,maintain and wait for the market to come to your price.
Beats sitting in cash.
What's your thoughts on Agostini @ ~ $25?
I think its a steal. Been buying it up with my limited funds.
Has a buy and hold strategy worked for anyone in the local market for in the past 20 years as it has in the US and other stock markets?
VexXx Dogg wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
vacant land is a good buy - especially if you have your ear to the ground and can tell where development/investment is coming.
Housing market still inflated AF, so buying a house/land as an additional investment is iffy, unless you plan to make it an income property off the bat so it pays for itself and adds some coin in your pocket at the end of the month. In that case apartments ftw
snatman wrote:Redman wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Very lucrative in Trinidad.Buy, build condos and lease.$ for generations.SuperiorMan wrote:Tuner Friends
Real estate in Trinidad is a good investment still? or what other country?
I'm seeing lots of places not getting rented recently though....wondering if that would change.
People making their moves....it worth buying,maintain and wait for the market to come to your price.
Beats sitting in cash.
What's your thoughts on Agostini @ ~ $25?
I think its a steal. Been buying it up with my limited funds.
Additional factuals:shogun wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
vacant land is a good buy - especially if you have your ear to the ground and can tell where development/investment is coming.
Housing market still inflated AF, so buying a house/land as an additional investment is iffy, unless you plan to make it an income property off the bat so it pays for itself and adds some coin in your pocket at the end of the month. In that case apartments ftw
Actual factuals.
timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
If is injun, they keeping it for their granchirren.Also a good thingDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
There seems to be an almost manic resistance to lower land prices in T&T. Land doesn't rot, but the opportunity cost in simply holding it for years and not developing/selling it is folly.
timelapse wrote:If is injun, they keeping it for their granchirren.Also a good thingDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
There seems to be an almost manic resistance to lower land prices in T&T. Land doesn't rot, but the opportunity cost in simply holding it for years and not developing/selling it is folly.
Family will get it either waypugboy wrote:yeah but plenty does end up in family dispute tootimelapse wrote:If is injun, they keeping it for their granchirren.Also a good thingDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
There seems to be an almost manic resistance to lower land prices in T&T. Land doesn't rot, but the opportunity cost in simply holding it for years and not developing/selling it is folly.
Redman wrote:snatman wrote:Redman wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Very lucrative in Trinidad.Buy, build condos and lease.$ for generations.SuperiorMan wrote:Tuner Friends
Real estate in Trinidad is a good investment still? or what other country?
I'm seeing lots of places not getting rented recently though....wondering if that would change.
People making their moves....it worth buying,maintain and wait for the market to come to your price.
Beats sitting in cash.
What's your thoughts on Agostini @ ~ $25?
I think its a steal. Been buying it up with my limited funds.
I would still be looking for companies that have one income earning leg outside TnT.
I think our overall systemic risk is getting higher as time passes.
GHL has done well and is a great hedge.
So look for companies like that
External biz, pricing power and hard currency generation from geographically diverse jurisdictions
De Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:As the old people say : Land doh rottenSuperiorMan wrote:Tbh wondering if prices - real estate would go down in next year or two. It's really high right now.
There seems to be an almost manic resistance to lower land prices in T&T. Land doesn't rot, but the opportunity cost in simply holding it for years and not developing/selling it is folly.
wtf wrote:Anyone here got Investments in RBC mutual funds?
wtf wrote:Invest in Agriculture
Any tips and suggestions?MaxPower wrote:wtf wrote:Invest in Agriculture
Now we talking
Lots :wtf wrote:Any tips and suggestions?MaxPower wrote:wtf wrote:Invest in Agriculture
Now we talking
How does the Roytrin fund perform in comparison to Unit Trust Growth and Income Fund?new_gran_fella wrote:Really good advice on the thread. As many other have stated before, Roytrin Income and Growth Fund is among the best local mutual funds. Plenty people who worked dey entire lives and were smart enough to put dere money in those funds and not a regular savings account are now millionaires off of it. I know 2 personally.
If that $5,000.00 is just the start and you have a good income stream already, just keep contributing to it and never look back.
If you can don't have time but you can afford some risk with that 5k, crypto 1000%.
If you have the time and land, agriculture.
People will thief it.solarkh wrote:If you have the land- Avocado farming.
wtf wrote:
How does the Roytrin fund perform in comparison to Unit Trust Growth and Income Fund?
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