Do you include the equity in your primary (and second, third, etc.) homes in your asset allocation when weighing your domestic/international split in your portfolio?
Say I have growing equity in residential real estate in the US in my primary residence as I pay down a mortgage. Do you weigh that as part of your "domestic equity" portion of your overall portfolio?
Is it sane advice to tilt further to international stocks, or perhaps other diversifiers like long-term bonds, the more equity you build in real estate?
What are your thoughts?
Say I have growing equity in residential real estate in the US in my primary residence as I pay down a mortgage. Do you weigh that as part of your "domestic equity" portion of your overall portfolio?
Is it sane advice to tilt further to international stocks, or perhaps other diversifiers like long-term bonds, the more equity you build in real estate?
What are your thoughts?
Statistics: Posted by CaliforniaInvestor — Fri Jul 19, 2024 4:04 pm — Replies 4 — Views 303