For argument’s sake, let’s say a midsize, flattop parking lot in a Midwest downtown. What sort of capital does that require? What range of returns can be expected?
My interest in parking lots stems from a more general concern, which is finding non-equity investments. I continue to have (some) faith that in the long-term, equities provide a high-level of return. But this is no reason to not diversity out of equities. (On the other hand, I only own index funds, so perhaps I am already completely diversified and any further investment would overexpose me to one sector.) The major catch is that I am just a young man out of college which only a few thousand dollars to his name. So the more difficult question is: Are there alternative investments which don’t require one to be rich already?
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