I'm GUESSING based off what i read in Greg's comment, that he's not going to tie up that amount of cash in an investment that only is going to return 7%, and then be taxed 30-40% of that money, netting him a 3-4% return. I'm guessing there will likely be a better ROI to be had out there than that 3-4% for the amount of money to be tied up for that amount of time.
But i could be totally wrong. thats just how I understood it. lol
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Albert
My Toy... is actually a 1973 Camaro LT and a '09 HD Dyna. 
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