Real estate investments offer a hedge against inflation, providing both rental income and capital value appreciation.
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Real estate is a good hedge against inflation because it provides a tangible asset with intrinsic value, and its value appreciates over time, keeping pace with inflation.
Investors can leverage their real estate assets by using them as collateral to borrow funds for additional property acquisitions.
Diversifying a portfolio with real estate can mitigate overall portfolio risk and enhance long-term returns, as real estate often outperforms inflation.
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