/biz/ - Business & Finance

How would you get it back from me?
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>>782906
Netflix.

>>782933
Did you watch cnbc today where they said it will be 1400 in 5yrs?

>>782906
Bonds

>>782944
They are going to do a split. This all rumor. They also want to raise the authorized shares to 5 billion.

>>782906
Give 50 $20,000 car loans to people at 3% APR for four years.
Pocket the 60 grand in interest and return your mil.

Medical or recreational cannabis

>>782906
I would day trade the shit out of that million

>>782952
Of course they will split them very soon. But the share value of the amount split will equal to 1400 is about 5 yes. I don't understand how Netflix will expand its business though.

>>782992
>I don't understand how Netflix will expand its business though.
They are opening in multiple countries soon.

That'd just be to difficult if not impossible. In 2 years, possibly, most likely 3. I would invest in real estate. I'd buy rental property for around 60k each, that'd be 16 homes and I'd make sure I'd make at least 600 a month off of them. It'd take a little less than 2 years to make the money back but that would be after buying all the homes and it'd take a while to purchase them all. That'd be the safe way but if I wanted to try something really risky, maybe try to find 2 or 3 really good flipping deals but it'd probably take more than a year to do a project big enough to make that kind of money.

>>783119
You think becoming a slum lord is the safe way to make money?

Put it all on red

>>782906

Monero

>>783422

>>783119
>wants to buy 60k house
>wants that 60k house to bring in at least 600 profit

A 60k house might bring you 4k in total returns per year if you don't have a mortgage to worry about. Let's say you do rent out for 600 a month. You need to make sure you can cover any vacancies that arise, as well as having a reserve fund for repairs, and then a capital expenditure reserve. You'll be paying insurance and taxes on the home. If you choose to have it managed by a company, then you'll be paying on average 10% of your rent, plus a fee to have a vacancy filled. Even if you don't have it managed, you still have to take the time to screen tenants and maintain the building during vacancies and to physically collect the rent each month, meaning the tenant knows you, the owner. (you can't outsource any of the duties to anyone without a real estate license.) You also have to have a fund for any court battles that arise if you happen to get a professional tenant.

Not only that, but you bought the house and are assuming a $60k risk, rather than taking out a mortgage and leveraging yourself to four houses for less upfront.

>>783398
Houses under 100k are actually really big money makers in relative terms to what was put down. You pretty much have to be a slumlord because if you provide too many nice things for your tenant, something could injure your tenant and they sue. For example: you want to have a nice paved driveway and walkway to the front door. One winter is unusually cold and snowy. Your tenant is new to the area and new to snow. They walk outside and, on the paved walkway that you wanted, they slip because they didn't realize that putting salt on the walkway would prevent them from slipping. You were too lazy or didn't know that putting salt on the walkway would reduce the chances of your tenant slipping. (unless, of course, you had a property manager who knows about these things)

>>783920
so, what you do, is you remove any pavement and just keep things to simple ol' grass. No trees in the yards, maybe a couple of bushes, no carport, just a simple looking house. this inevitably reduces property value, but that's the price of reducing legal liabilities.

>>782906

i'd put it in my own firm, durp.

Go down to Vegas this weekend and go all in on Blackhawks winning the cup. After that I'd have 2mil+ to play with and get a head start from everyone else.

>>782906
>get another million dollar loan
>find small business
>make million dollar loan at higher interest than first including interest and payments.
>use interest to pay cost of first loan and save
>original million repo'd
>live on huge ass loan

or

buy one million dollars of cocacola. get contracts. Sell all the coke. Profit. Same with beer.

>>784147
forgot to mention, coke gives shit deals unless youre buying millions of dollars worth. gas stations may as well not even buy from coke. 2.25$ for a 2 liter. If you can deliver and give more margin they will buy.

>>782906
I would use that money to fund the indie games and webcomics etc of a few people from this website that showed promise. If maybe just 2 or 3 succeed it'll pay for the failures.

>>782906
I would buy 1,000,000 Items at dollar tree and sell each Item for two dollars or maybe three or four dollars depending on my sales pitch

>>783398
I own real estate. That's how I make my money. I usually buy homes for about 60-80k and rent them out for atleast 800. Property tax and insurance is usually never anymore than 200 a month so that's how I came up with 600 a month profit.

>>783920
I know what I can do in real estate. I'm talking about making 600 a month, not renting them for 600. The price of homes depends on where you live. I live in georgia and you can buy 60k homes around the atlanta metro area and rent them for 600-900 dollars. That's what I do.

I'd buy a million dollars worth of silver at a dollar to two dollars over spot each ounce max, and wait 5 years

What I would do in my country:

1mil + 2mil mortgage at 0.9%

With 3 mil I would buy 20 apartments worth 150,000 each.

800 rent per ap
-100 monthly maitnance charge
-75 interest

625 profit per month

625*12 = 7500 ap per year

20 ap * 7500 = 150,000 year

150,000*4 = 600,000 total

So thats rents.

Now for increase in worth
(I'm going to be very modest and say 1% after inflation)
3,000,000*1% per year for 4 years =
3,121,800

So a nice 721,800 profit in 4 years

>>784155
Gas stations do not pay 2.25 for a 2 liter...

Junk Bonds

Put it all on Red. If I win, I get a free million. If I lose, whoever gave me the money doesn't get it back.

>>782906
4 years. Well I'd buy and flip 5 hotels.

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>>782906
>four years
Until you said this I would have put it all in stock index funds. But since stocks are very volatile and I have to return the capital in 4 years, I'd put it all in bond index funds.

>>782947
If you buy corporate bonds today with a maturity date >7 years from now, you might have a hard time returning the million in four years.