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both can. if you don't invest property, then invest in stocks for capital appreciation. REITS usually give income and small capital appreciation. need to invest growth stock for higher asset growth. For property, it's mainly asset growth unless you fully pay the property then the rental can become income.

# A Middle-Class Life Overseas with Just One Home? Is Retirement Plan B Really Feasible?

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