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fuzebox 02-03-2010 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by will76 (Post 16807711)
not sure i follow, exactly.

If you talking about long term real-estate as far as rentals? it can be "passive" from a time standpoint, you could hire a handy man and/or prop manager to deal with everything so you don't have to be hands on. But you still have all the other risks, vacancy rate, cost for repairs, uncollected rent, etc etc... And now you have more costs because you have to pay someone to do that work, so your "deal" has to be that much better so it can at least pay for the mortgage muchless make you a profit.

Please explain what you thinking about as long term passive investment when it comes to real-estate. I don't know what else would be "long term" unless you were renting it. Building, fliping, etc.. are all short term. You wouldn't buy something and let it sit and do nothing with it for many years then sell it. The only long term passive real-estate investment I can think of is buying your own home.
The thread title was about what we invest our money in... Getting a mortgage to buy a rental property doesn't sound like investing money to me. I can only comment on what I've done...

In the last year, our two properties (which we paid cash for), have taken about 3 days of our time. We use an excellent management company who found good long term tenants, and after taxes, management fees, and expenses, have made 9% on the initial deposit. The end game of course is to wait until the real estate market and economy have recovered, and sell the homes at substantial profits (they were foreclosures of course), but until then I'm happy with a 9% return, which I am confident I will get on the third house I buy this week. This house will not be vacant for more than a week or two, it is in a desirable neighborhood, and we rent them out a couple hundred under market price.

JFK 02-03-2010 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 16807685)
Will a lot of what you said seems to apply more to real estate as an active involvement business, but not as a long term passive investment...
But he is right in any case, you said you just bought another rental unit. Who is going to look after that ? So you do need to be actively involved in it, or have a property management co look after it for you:2 cents:

oops sorry, didnt see your post above ;)

McSpike 10-26-2010 06:38 AM
stocks, bonds, biz. will be biz a LOT more from now on. way better shit than stocks and bonds and real estate all together.

Sid70 10-26-2010 06:47 AM
not earnig this much to call it investent whats left.

sologirlcontent 10-26-2010 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by will76 (Post 16807374)
Do you...

- only invest your money back into your business ?

- invest into other things? if so what ?


just curious what everyone else does with their money after they pay their bills, or do you just use what is left over to buy stuff ?
Just started with Indie Horror movies..
The returns are very nice, a few more of these and I can be out of shooting adult completely, for now just juicing the content sales to throw into the movie production

Sausage 10-26-2010 06:59 AM
Gold and also invested a lot in BP once the oil spill happened. Made a fuckton of money from both those investments !

wild johnny 10-26-2010 07:13 AM
Was in the bond market, But when the short term loans on my rental property were maturing cashed the bonds and paid off the property.

As far as my online business. I do very little capitol investment at this time. Once or if some of domains get to a viable position I will then take them up to the next level. No hurries here.

sweetcuties 10-26-2010 07:25 AM
Rentals (got a few) and stock

andrej_NDC 10-26-2010 07:33 AM
Foreclosure real estate

andrej_NDC 10-26-2010 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by jerryb (Post 16808689)
Physical Gold --- no paper gold. Have 241 oz at present and couple more coming in in a couple days. Solid hands on physical Gold is breathtaking. :-)
I hope you don't keep it at home. :)

anexsia 10-26-2010 07:36 AM
I do some swing trading and a few longterm stock investments because I am always looking for ways to take the money I earn from my adult business and invest it to make even more money. I'm only 23 years old and I want to put away as much money as I can to help provide for my future goals what ever they may be.

Jon Oso 10-26-2010 07:36 AM
I've invested a few grand into foreign currency.

I have about 2 million in Iraqi Dinar for example that cost me about $1600. We'll find out in 30 years if it pays off haha.

I'm not at the point in life where I really want to deal with a bunch of investments, but it will be pretty interesting to see if or how much money I make off of buying currency from nations that are being rebuilt (allegedly).

strobi 10-26-2010 08:56 AM
I invest most of my money in stocks (I follow Warren Buffet over at gurufocus). And some hedge funds. also, my house is almost payed off, and I'm looking to buy a plot of land to build on... Rest I invest in my sites (a small portion).

pornguy 10-26-2010 08:59 AM
Back into the business as well as other things.

TheMan 10-26-2010 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Adraco (Post 16808496)
I make personal loans. People who for some reason can't loan money from a bank can take personal loans from me. The return is decent and somewhat predictable over the years. A little depending on the person, say that I charge around 20% interest rate on a yearly basis, about the same as a credit card. I count on loosing about 10% in defaults leaving me with around 10%. So far my average loss level is at 4.92% over the last five years, leaving an average of 15.02% profit over the last five years. And I have happy, returning cutomers too.

Got icq?

Redrob 10-26-2010 09:19 AM
When I retire in the future, real estate will give me a nice cash flow. I will have most paid off before I am 65 so it will just about all be gravy.

CaptainHowdy 10-26-2010 09:31 AM
Mamushkas...


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