silvervigilante.com / By SV / November 5, 2012
Buying silver? Interested in buying real estate? This article will take a look at buying real estate in the US with silver in mind.
Gold and silver mine output in the US has been dampened by at least a few smothering events in the nation?s history:? the demonetization of silver, 1873; gold and silver nationalization, 1933; and finally environmental regulations under the Environmental Protection Agency.? With the transition to a 100% fiat currency standard in 1971, interest in precious metals as a hedge against command-and-control fiat started to blossom.
Gold and silver have become an investment for approximately 3 million people in the United States, and a great many of these individuals are also interested in investing in real estate; that is, in Earth. It is natural and logical to desire ?investing? in land, for the Earth has been the pan on the stove of the sun, resulting in the conditions for life, for an exquisitely long time.? One of the main vehicles by which one can buy land is through real estate. But, the prices of houses being manipulated, it is difficult to judge the guidelines by which one should buy a house.? When? Where? Seem to be the lingering questions.
For a goldbug or silverfish, who also has an interest in and means to investing in Earth, there are many things to consider in regards to buying land.? One of the first things many consider is whether or not to buy in the US or outside. For the purposes of this article, we will focus on real estate in the US. How we will judge its value is its proximity to active or potentially active silver mines.
The following day will present a piece analyzing land by its proximity to active or potentially active gold mines. ?After that, we will look internationally.
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