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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
Im fairly heavy in dividend based ETFs which helps with diversification. These ETFs generally return ~4% yield so to get a 6% increase in share value wouldn’t be unreasonable to hit a 10% ROR if things go well.
But the points I’m seeing from everyone about opening up cash flow are tempting.
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Cash flow is good. But if you keep the investments, when your mortgage is eventually paid off, you get the cash flow, plus the investment, which could be in the hundreds of thousands.
You could also hedge your bets, and keep the investment to the point the dividends pay for the mortgage, and use the dividends to pay the remaining mortgage.