http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/ Passive income ideas for multiple streams of passive income Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:00:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/comment-page-1/#comment-38 tjfinves Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:33:21 +0000 http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/#comment-38 Hi, real estate, oil and natural gas properties (Limited Partnerships) are a couple of good choices. Hi, real estate, oil and natural gas properties (Limited Partnerships) are a couple of good choices.

]]> http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/comment-page-1/#comment-37 edgetrad Sat, 07 Nov 2009 20:10:54 +0000 http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/#comment-37 jeremy: Your look at real estate may be one of your better options. Prices have come down, and the kind of debt you would be taking on is considered good debt, because it has the potential of making money, v "bad" debt, like credit cards, a form of consumption and payment of high interest, as a penalty for wasted use of money. Find a rental building, for example, in a solid neighborhood where stability is going to minimize turnover and empty rental units. In today's economy, with so many people losing jobs, that is harder to do. That would be your downside. The upside is, if the cash flow is positive, you have your passive income, and at what should be somewhat depressed prices, you may enjoy some healthy appreciation of value, over time. Crunch the numbers for a few possibilities, and some answers may become more apparent. Cheers! jeremy:
Your look at real estate may be one of your
better options. Prices have come down, and
the kind of debt you would be taking on is
considered good debt, because it has the
potential of making money, v “bad” debt,
like credit cards, a form of consumption
and payment of high interest, as a penalty
for wasted use of money.
Find a rental building, for example, in a
solid neighborhood where stability is going
to minimize turnover and empty rental units.
In today’s economy, with so many people
losing jobs, that is harder to do. That
would be your downside.
The upside is, if the cash flow is positive,
you have your passive income, and at
what should be somewhat depressed prices,
you may enjoy some healthy appreciation of
value, over time.
Crunch the numbers for a few possibilities,
and some answers may become more
apparent.
Cheers!

]]> http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/comment-page-1/#comment-36 $so fresh so clean$ (3 for 3) Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:34:33 +0000 http://totallypassive.com/770/how-do-i-make-passive-income-with-80k/#comment-36 You could always rent out a house or a room or you could invest in a bond fund. You could always rent out a house or a room or you could invest in a bond fund.

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