Could You Invest Your Social Security in Real Estate?
Many seniors who collect Social Security need those benefits to cover their living costs. But what if you're in a different boat?
It may be that you entered retirement with a giant nest egg, and your savings alone are enough to cover your expenses and leave you with plenty of money left over to spend on hobbies and travel. If that's the case, and you're not really spending your Social Security income, then you might as well put it to work. And investing those benefits in real estate is an option worth considering.
Many people shy away from owning income properties because of the work involved. And when you're holding down a full-time job, it can be difficult to carve out time to tackle landlord duties.
Source Fool.com
