what DOESNT depreciate in value?????

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DrPizza

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Originally posted by: Frew
The majority of Real Estate.

Most land.

Fixed.
I can point to at least one county in my state where the average real estate values went down. (rather than up as everyone seems to think is a 100% certainty)

 

rh71

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Originally posted by: ruffilb
Everything depreciates except for all the things that don't basically...
I'm not here right now, I'll be here when I get back.
 
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Everything depreciates in value eventually, but a few things have short periods of appreciation, and then depreciation. Games that are hard to find: Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, Chrono Trigger, Metal Slug AES, Suikoden, etc. Collectible trading cards and beanie babies will usually go up in value when supply gets really low and demand is still high, but those types of items take a huge hit much more quickly than other items will. Some classic cars, certain types of antiques, original works of art. A fairly decent list can be made.
 

conehead433

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Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: conehead433
Pussy, unless you're not into that sort of thing.

Obviously you've never heard of aging. Or child birth.


I didn't say anything about having the same one forever... Duh!
 

Atomicus

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Land can depreciate. Take a look at Haiti for instance; massive deforestation, claimed un-restorable by environmentalists. Over time the land will erode more and more and eventually be worthless.