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'''Investments''' are another way for Sims to earn [[money]] over the course of ''[[The Sims 3]]''. It is comprised of ''Partnerships'' and ''Ownership'' of community lots. Both of which will put big holes in a Sim's wallet but, over time, will pay for themselves if
Once a Sim has partnered (Become a Partner) or become an owner (Buy out Property) a Partner's Deed or Owner's Deed will be moved into the Sims inventory. Upon installing the original Sims (without patches), the deeds will be separate items in a Sim's inventory. In version 1.3, deeds will form a stack in the inventory, which will have a "Collect All" interaction. Deeds can be transferred between Sims of the same family at anytime (by dragging them out of a Sim's backpack into another Sim), and are automatically transferred to a relative when a Sim dies. However, if a Sim moves out of the household while carrying the deed, the household loses the ownership or partnership of the house, but can be bought back for the original price.
In the updated ''The Sims 3'', deeds are no longer used. Instead, when in Map View, establishments with a special sign symbolize ownership. Instead of establishments,
Sims must invest in Partnership first before they are eligible for Ownership. So, Total Cost of Ownership includes both Cost of Partnership and Cost of Ownership.
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