Passive income

[Anonymous No.8931676]

Does anyone have any creative ideas for passive income? Lists, advice or brainstorming is all welcome.

[Anonymous No.8931752]

>wear wirn down clothes
>get to a busy streets
> put up a sign with "i hungry"
>wait
>profit

[Anonymous No.8931776]

>demanding gibs without doing any work or contributing to society in any way

Remind me again how rent seekers are different from niggers?

[Anonymous No.8931781]

>>8931676
Choose as stock that has a high dividend yield and go all-in. /thread.

[Anonymous No.8931800]

>>8931776
>>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.8931803]

>>8931776
they accept risks and responsibility that other people can't, so they're really the anti-nigger

[Anonymous No.8931853]

So far I have thought of a couple of ways.

Category 1(Investement type incomes, capital is needed)
-investing in high divident yield
-Real estate, collecting rent etc
-Investing/owning businesses
-money lending

Category 2(Creative)
-publish ebooks
-publishing music
-instructional videos

[Anonymous No.8931878]

>>8931853
Category 3(misc)
-advertisement on car?
-?

Any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.8931902]

>>8931878
any suggestions
>>8931752

[Anonymous No.8932093]

>>8931676
Passive investing is a meme. Stocks and REITs can cut their dividends. Real estate can be mismanaged and rental markets can change. Businesses can shit the bed. In all of these cases, your capital will get decimated at the same time that your passive income is drying up.

[Anonymous No.8932159]

>>8931676
COSS

[Anonymous No.8932504]

>>8931853
>-money lending

Where do you go for that?

[Anonymous No.8932659]

learn programming create something that solves problem in automatic way
learn seo to get traffic

scale it with other projects

this can be more passive than renting properties no joke

[Anonymous No.8932684]

>>8931676

Real estate bro. Cash flow $300 - $500 per house.

[Anonymous No.8932743]

Just Dow it up and pour more wine. Real estate and such do not come even close in returns

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80LiSJ8WjTc

[Anonymous No.8932784]

>>8932659
Bitch it aint passive income if I gotta work 5450 hours to get it started

[Anonymous No.8932791]

>>8932093
Consider the following: you lack basic financial understanding. Of course all investments with risk premiums carry risk. That's why you diversify your investments, brainlet. The long term expected return of the stock market is positive.

[Anonymous No.8932811]

>>8932784
Sorry anon, you should have been born with rich parents then.

[Anonymous No.8932918]

>>8932791
> Thinks that the stock market is guaranteed to go up forever
> Has never even looked at the long-term chart for the Nikkei

[Anonymous No.8932946]

>>8932743

Can you get 25%+ cash-on-cash return from the Dow? No, you can't. Real estate investing doesn't mean you buy a property and hope to sell it for a higher price. It means you buy a property, fix it up, rent it out, and collect profit every month. Even if the property never goes up in value, you're still making money every month. In addition to this, the tenant pays the mortgage for you, so you build equity in the property. You can also write off expenses and take advantage of the numerous tax breaks and subsidies the government provides.

Real estate is not entirely passive though. It's not a "set and forgot" investment like buying stocks - it's more like running a business. It requires more, risk and up-front capital than stocks, but the rewards are greater.

[Anonymous No.8932981]

Buy some coins at http://ironhands.site/?masternode=0x976b7b7e25e70c569915738d58450092bfad5af7

Passive income from Ethereum!

[Anonymous No.8933016]

Cryptocurrencies have staking or masternodes, those are both forms of passive income that don't require a large upfront cost.

[Anonymous No.8933018]

>>8932981

Give it a rest, pajeet.

[Anonymous No.8933035]

mining

[Anonymous No.8933042]

>>8932946
This is complete false claims all, you clearly have no clue what you are saiyng. If you buy the property for cash, you are losing that amount of cash instead of invested in dow for example. If you take a loan you will pay it + intereste + monthly utilities. You will receive rent payment - minus taxes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RJ2ccngUv8

[Anonymous No.8933066]

I believe why so many people find landlording lucrative is because they can get a loan for that. They dont have cash for investing. People taking out loans right now for starting to landlord i would assume most will go bankrupt

[Anonymous No.8933079]

$50 per day through ethergoo

[Anonymous No.8933115]

>>8932918
> Doesn't understand what expected returns means
>Thinks expected return = actual return

The expected value of rolling a dice is 3.5. That doesn't mean you can't roll a dice 10 times and get an average value of 3. I know most of you guys are retarded NEETs, but this is high school level statistics.

[Anonymous No.8933155]

>>8933042

> This is complete false claims all, you clearly have no clue what you are saiyng.

I don't know why I'm even responding. You're clearly a 12 year old Weaboo who has never left the house. I actually invest in real estate.

> If you buy the property for cash, you are losing that amount of cash

How fucking stupid are you? You don't "lose" that amount of cash. If you put down a $15,000 down payment, that cash becomes equity in the property.

> If you take a loan you will pay it + intereste + monthly utilities

I don't pay utilities - my tenants do. Yes, I have to pay for the loan and I have to make principle, interest, mortgage insurance, and home insurance payments. Those are called "operating expenses". I charge more in rent than my monthly expenses. The remaining amount left over after expenses is called "profit".

[Anonymous No.8933202]

>>8933066

> I believe why so many people find landlording lucrative is because they can get a loan for that. They dont have cash for investing.

Yes, that's one of the many benefits of investing in real estate. You can leverage other people's money. A bank isn't going to give you $200,000 to invest in the Dow or some random shitcoin, but they'll gladly give it to you in order to buy a property. All you have to do is not be a brainlet and select a property that will cash flow.

[Anonymous No.8933223]

>>8933079
Does it really work?

[Anonymous No.8933333]

Most spreaded way of passive income in my country

[Anonymous No.8933348]

>>8933333
Based answer.

[Anonymous No.8933407]

>>8933333
so, do you register as self-employed on the tax return form?

[Anonymous No.8933429]

>>8933407
US doesnt treat begging in respect to EITC, so probably is non-taxable income.

[Anonymous No.8933457]

>>8931676
autismbux

[Anonymous No.8933463]

>>8933429
>non-taxable income
thanks, I'm going to apply for ESTA

[Anonymous No.8933587]

>>8932093
well said fren. most good investments really do take some actual work, at least at the start. passive income is your final reward, but you have to work for it first.

[Anonymous No.8933594]

I grow aquarium plants

[Anonymous No.8933671]

>>8933115
>That doesn't mean you can't roll a dice 10 times and get an average value of 3.

Exactly, you're proving my point. Furthermore, since stock market crashes follow a Pareto distribution, the variance is infinite and as such you cannot even apply traditional statistical methods to predict the long-term behavior.

[Anonymous No.8933686]

>>8932504
Look up lending club

[Anonymous No.8933737]

>>8931853
>-publish ebooks
>-publishing music
>-instructional videos
None of this is passive.

[Anonymous No.8934085]

i make a living right now from the passive income i get from coss... and we're still in beta.
Yes i have a fuckton of coss.
Quit my Job months ago and have never been more comphy.

[Anonymous No.8934170]

>>8931676
real estate you faggot. I get about 100k of passive income from properties I own. I am so happy that the internet is killing malls, I can just buy more for cheap.

[Anonymous No.8934209]

>>8933737
He means doing a job once that will pay off for a long time, obviously.

[Anonymous No.8934232]

>>8931676
I've built up an ebay store where i sell coins.

[Anonymous No.8934319]

>>8933671
Yea, no, you don't know what you are talking about. The long term expected nominal return of the stock market is by definition positive (or 0) for similar reasons as the zero lower bound.

[Anonymous No.8934323]

>>8933016
am wondering why you are first anon to mention this... good boi anon

[Anonymous No.8934372]

>>8933737
Look at music for instance, there are people making 30 second "relaxation and yoga music" that require very little skill and when these are up, they just keep ticking. These playlists get millions of streams each month

[Anonymous No.8934382]

>>8933594
How are the returns in the aqua-plant game?

[Anonymous No.8934422]

Buy a masternode and hope the coin makes it big.

[Anonymous No.8934438]

REN Darknode. Look it up, for $6000 you will never need to go to work again, you get the fees of whales trading in the darkpool

[Anonymous No.8934468]

>>8934438
I got my 100k 2-3 weeks ago. It is mooing the last 7 days btw, /biz/ didn't care about my posts telling you. Still not too late

[Anonymous No.8934498]

>>8931676
my friend just told me that bitcoin is a thing now
you should buy some btc but i think eth will be the real deal

[Anonymous No.8934542]

Bitconnect. I'm earning $140,000 so far lending out my bitcoin.

My wife doesn't believe in me.

[Anonymous No.8934989]

>>8932784

So you want 0 effort too? Kys nigger

[Anonymous No.8935208]

>>8931752
>imagine sitting there for 10 hours a day earning you 120bucks but you have to endure looks full of pity, disgust and other shit.
honestly I will die sooner than beg for money on the streets.

>>8931676

>real estate is the only good answer.
>too bad I need atleast 1 million euro from crypto then I can buy 2 big ass house and live the super comfy landlord life.
>orgasmic to imagine, this is my life goal