Buying Guns or Real Estate?
 

Alrighty, I own a business which deals a lot with hunting, fishing, outdoorsy type stuff... 2nd amendment etc...

Now I want to start investing some of my "personal" income on silver and gold BUT the talk right now is does the business invest in real estate or guns?

I won't get into why those 2 but if you had to choose... which one would it be. It can't be both... :smile:

Oh and why?

Re: Buying Guns or Real Estate?
 

you need both , buy some land , sound like your doing good in your company

Re: Buying Guns or Real Estate?
 

It depends. When things go bad, do you think you'll need to hunker down, or to run to somewhere else? If you think you'll need to hunker down, buy land. If you think you'll need to run, buy guns -- you can't pick up real estate and take it with you.

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Firearms first and foremost. As a BUSINESS, it can always sell a product purchased by your business. Especially if it's gone up in price.

THAT'S what will happen with firearms. The price WILL go up. It basically is supply and demand. If the supply is restricted or limited, the demand goes up.

Real estate. Are you a business or a realtor? If your business is a realtor or a land development company, THEN BUY LAND.

If your company does business with people who make use of FIREARMS, buy them.

Now, if your business sells NEITHER? Look for something (goods or services) that YOUR BUSINESS does provide to YOUR BUSINESS CUSTOMERS.

Otherwise, the question is invalid. IE, you must ask yourself what YOUR business money YOU want to invest it into. Not for business purposes, but for the purpose of strictly an investment.

Realize neither of these items are currently any good as an investment vehicle. There are loads of other things your company could purchase and sell at a profit. Sometimes a huge profit.

Plus if you are just wanting to invest some business profits? Look for other avenues.

Just my .02

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Local gun shop here is moving down the street. Guy finally got tired of the landlord jacking up the rent and bought a place a mile down the road. He told me he just figured out that since he opened up the shop he had paid $800,000 in rent. Don't be that guy.

Rent is patience money, if you find the right place for the right price, then buy it. Till then buy more guns.