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View Poll Results: Ever borrow money to buy an investment
Yes 75%+ of the funds to buy MS (Stocks, Bonds, ETC) 2 13.33%
Yes 50%-75% of the funds to buy MS (Stocks, Bonds, ETC) 0 0%
Yes 25%-50% of the funds to buy MS (Stocks, Bonds, ETC) 2 13.33%
Yes 75%+ of the funds to buy RE (Real Estate) 5 33.33%
Yes 50%to 75% of the funds to buy RE 2 13.33%
Yes 35% to 50% of the funds to buy RE 0 0%
MS Made Money 3 20.00%
MS lost Money 1 6.67%
RE lost Money 2 13.33%
RE made Money 7 46.67%
Never borrowed money to buy an investment 4 26.67%
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Old 12-22-2017, 08:08 AM   #21
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I knew I forgot a choice. Any way I can add never borrowed money?
I'll add it.
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