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Line 1: {{Era\|TS3}} {{For\|the aspiration benefit\|Aspiration benefit#Fortune~~}}{{cleanup\|Could use "updated" section (person who's familiar with Investment feature)~~}} {{cleanup\|Could use "Updated feature" section (person who's familiar with Investment feature)}} '''Investments''' are another way for Sims to earn [[\|simoleon\|money]] over the course of ''[[The Sims 3]]''. It is comprised of ''Partnerships'' and ''Ownership'' of [[community lot]]s. Both of which will put big holes in a Sim's wallet but, over time, will pay for themselves if collected on a regular basis. 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){{which}}, 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 [[household\|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.

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