The problem with stocks, and this is a good thing and a bad thing, we've owned assets for 12, 15 years now.

Now, the other thing with real estate, the massive tax benefits with of Jake in Gino, and in this

how-to video, I really want to go over the differences between stock investing, investing in

real estate, and more importantly, which one you are best suited for.

When you hear people comparing stocks and real estate, they always look at the numbers,

they look at the returns, but do they ever go into a person's money persona?

The way a person thinks, the way a person feels, what's best for their personality? Very rarely.

Now, I'm here to tell you, this is my opinion, in my opinion only, there is no comparison

between creating wealth in stocks versus creating wealth in real estate.

If you know what you're doing with real estate, the advantages are insurmountable versus

stocks. You have the advantages of taxes? Remember, it's not what you make, it's what you

keep. You have the advantages of building a scalable business?

You have the ability, and this may seem like a negative to a lot of you out there, but there is

little liquidity in real estate. While people are buying Bitcoin at 50,000 and then it runs up to 80,000, they pushed a button

and they're out. You in the real estate world are holding onto that home and you can't sell it.

And sometimes that's a good thing because four and five years later, you're like, wow,

I'm glad I didn't sell.

The problem with stocks, and this is a good thing and a bad thing, is the liquidity aspect.

The average investor, I would say the vast majority of investors out there, buy high and

sell low. You should be buying when there's blood in the streets. Instead, what most

investors do is they panic and they sell when there's blood in the streets and the intelligent

investors out there are scooping it up. Now, that's what happens in real estate. The problem is,

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