Would you prefer to have High cashflow, but low fixed asset value or tight cashflow, but high asset value?

[Braznor]

My family just went through the phase of having a tight squeeze on our cashflow, but with the tradeoff of buying a second more expensive home. It all worked well in the end and we are now financially secure and with money to blow.

So would you rather have a tight squeeze on your cashflow for a period of say ~5 years and remain assetless or have high asset value, but tight cashflow.

 

[bsobel]

Originally posted by: Braznor
My family just went through the phase of having a tight squeeze on our cashflow, but with the tradeoff of buying a second more expensive home. It all worked well in the end and we are now financially secure and with money to blow.

So would you rather have a tight squeeze on your cashflow for a period of say ~5 years and remain assetless or have high asset value, but tight cashflow.

Depends on the asset I wanted.

 

[RaistlinZ]

I'd rather have high cashflow. In case of an emergency I would have the money to pay for it without having to sell my assets.

But like Bsobel posted, it would kinda depend on what assets you're talking about, $500,000 in assets or $30 billion in assets?

 

[Capt Caveman]

Depends

 

[JS80]

Rates are forecasted to go up, your asset price falls so I would rather have CF.

But depends on class of asset.

 

[imported_Lothar]

Originally posted by: Braznor
My family just went through the phase of having a tight squeeze on our cashflow, but with the tradeoff of buying a second more expensive home. It all worked well in the end and we are now financially secure and with money to blow.

So would you rather have a tight squeeze on your cashflow for a period of say ~5 years and remain assetless or have high asset value, but tight cashflow.

Based on your given scenario, higher cashflow.

 

[AlienCraft]

I want pie.

 

[SSSnail]

Fack all that, I want to be high net worth.

 

[paulney]

CREAM!

 

[aigomorla]

id rather have gaurentee'd income annuitys then real estate.

😀

 

[Orsorum]

Assets, without a doubt. I'm 25 and can do without the extra cash, I'd rather build my net wealth.

 

[her209]

Two chicks. At the same time.




(Without the cup)