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01-26-2013, 05:53 PM
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I bought my first cards simply for investment the end of last year. I am in the process of flipping them, hope to make 20%, but might not....didn't bet the rent, so it's ok. Bought them with a CD that was earning a whopping .4%, so even if I make 10% that would be ok, but that is a tight margin considering you are assuming some risk....cards could always get lost or stolen or turn out to be fake.
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