I did write a post on the game of Monopoly and its wonderful benefits for learning the lessons on Money & Investing, especially for the kids.
The above one is the flip side of this game –
_I tried to work the cost of acquiring the card / place Vs the Rent recieved for owning that particular site_
It turns out that the results are quite dubious when compared to the reality of life ?
_We rarely / never get a High Rental Yield for a property, when it is purchased for a High Cost & vice versa_
Yes, sometimes it does work out that way… but most times, it’s the inverse.
*Monopoly – high cost of acquisition leads to high rental yields*
*Reality of life – it’s mostly the opposite which is true*