Why Robert Kiyosaki Likes Real Estate

It's hard for real estate to become obsolete.
Stocks quotes in this article: AAPL

Real estate is a fundamental asset that won't become obsolete (unlike  Apple's (AAPL) iphone) according to financial author Robert Kiyosaki, author of Why the Rich Are Getting Richer.

 
 
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