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Is Real Estate Ever A Wise Investment For Retirees?
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Hunny Gee
Posted: 10 June 2013 10:36:01(UTC)
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Joined: 17/05/2013(UTC)
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Making money in real estate is no easier than it is in the stock market. It requires a lot of work, patience, and in some cases a lot of luck.
just want to ask a question about future planing .

Is Real Estate Ever A Wise Investment For Retirees?
please contribute with solid answers.
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Micawber
Posted: 10 June 2013 11:07:46(UTC)
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Joined: 27/01/2013(UTC)
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Hello again, hunny gee, yet another thread started with what looks like yet another teaser post for some later come-on, perhaps you will finally enlighten us?

The answer to your question, solidly enough, is: "yes". The word "ever" brings out the philosopher in me.

If you want to ask the forum a question about your own specific future planning, please show a little more of your situation, and stick to just one thread, and I'm sure members will respond less guardedly.
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J Thomas
Posted: 10 June 2013 14:56:34(UTC)
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Joined: 22/02/2012(UTC)
Posts: 732
An old marketing trick this one, feel good female names are invented to create a mental bond and affinity with the viewer or reader.
Hunny is an old one, and obviously is just honey by a different spelling.
Gee is a bit risqué, although I've seen it used before, it's meant to signify the female G spot.
Lovisa is Love. What could be happier than that?
Smith? That's a harder one, my own guess is the person making up these posts simply got bored and irritated by then.
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Micawber
Posted: 10 June 2013 16:19:52(UTC)
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Joined: 27/01/2013(UTC)
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"Gee, Honey, I shrank the kids?"
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jeffian
Posted: 10 June 2013 22:17:48(UTC)
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Joined: 09/03/2011(UTC)
Posts: 954
I had assumed "Lovisa" was Louisa, as written by someone more familiar with Cyrillic script. Not that I'm suggesting anything associated with a Russian-based internet scam, like.
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