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Old 03-24-2008, 05:32 PM  
Ron Bennett
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Domain names are very much like real estate, but with these pluses:

* Increased demand for quality domain names; location, location, location!

* Valuations increasing 25%+ annually.

* Entry costs are still very reasonable relative to physical real estate.

* Quality domain names can be collaterized; leveraged to buy more names or get some cash out in a pinch.

* No taxation on owning domains; no property tax, no transfer tax, etc; easily bought and sold.

Why fiddle around with physical real estate when one can easily net much better yields with domain names.

Again, 25%+ annual yields are common in the domain name business ... a quality domain bought for $10K today, at 25% annualized yield, could potentially be worth $30K in just 5 years!

To match that same yield with physical real estate, taking into account taxes, upkeep, etc, could potentially require an annualized yeild upwards of 50% to match that of domain names.

Ok, I'm spamming LOL! But quite honestly, in the view of many knowledgeable investors, domain names is a much safer, more productive investment.

Ron
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