/biz/ - Business & Finance

>set up a limited liability company (literally free in my country)
>get loans for the company
>invest the obtained liquidity into an index fund or mid-return bonds
>pay back the interest you owe to the lender with the returns, reinvest what remains
>go on
>get more loans, now at a lower interest as the credit score goes up
>costless and guaranteed hedging: if you fail to generate enough returns (which is unlikely since you will keep an emergency fund just in case), you aren't responsible since it's a limited liability company
>limitless money with no risk

Why won't this work?

What Android apps does /biz/ use for planning and staying organized?

How can I make the most amount of money with the least amount of work with a high school degree, legally?

>inb4 kneepads

What piece of /biz/-related (or other) software do you wish didn't cost so much?

>>1411152
Ez gains for us over the next week or two

What do you call the type of lending where the bank doesn't care what you spend your lent money on, as long as you pay the loan back?

Let's say I inherited $100k. Securities or Real Estate?

I want to hire a 3D modeller for product prototyping (to be printed).
How can I find good local designers?
What are normal expenses and time frames?
What should I know before finalizing the job?

Does anyone make money daytrading alt coins? I have been dicking around since buying into le trump coin maymay and have made a couple bucks. Seems like it could be a fun hobby.

MATES.

I'm a student who just got into investing - bought PLS at 0.60, $2400 worth. I still have some money that I am willing to risk loosing in order to make some microcap gain$$.

How do you all learn about your microcaps and new microcap opportunities?

What's the highest ROI investments I can throw my salary into?

22, fresh outta college, 50k salary with no obligations because living with parents. Currently looking at Houston real estate, with my dad co-signing, I could get a decent loan of 50k~ as well, perhaps larger in the future.

I can buy a single apartment for 35-40k,10k down from my savings. After putting it up for rent, paying property tax and monthly maintenance, I can net about 4k a year, not including mortgage. With my salary and rent payments I'd be receiving, I can easily pay off the mortgage in 2 years, minimum payments would be like $130/month over 360 months, but I would definitively be paying far more. If I were to get approved for more loans, I could buy several apartments, using the rent to pay off mortgage.

I'm pretty frugal and that money would have been just sitting in the bank anyways. Not to mention Houston property value is rising, rent payments will increase as well, I have no intention of selling the property. I would buy as many apartments as I could sustain simultaneously.

My goal is to create as much passive income as possible, 5k a month would be nice.

What are some alternatives I could invest in? My goal is to simply get as much passive income as possible, open to almost anything if it's decently stable.

>>1150984
The time is coming.