i need 20 k for investment, any ideas?
Posted on Mar 13, 2008 under investment | 13 Commentsyes i have a house.
yes i have a house.
I own the house I live in (a small part of it), a condo I rent out, and I'm looking to expand. I have excellent credit, money to make a 20% down payment, and I'm looking at buying a relatively cheap pre-forclosure house. I'm getting high monthly payments estimates from mortgage companies. I'd make next to no profits. How do people afford to buy and make money off of investment properties? Is there secret funding somewhere?
Hi. I have heard mixed reviews about 'work from home' or 'telecommuting' jobs. Some people swear by them and others say they don't exist. My issue is finding some good sites that want you to work from home and they don't want to charge you $100 or some amount to sign up to do it. It seems like each site charges a fee for you to get information about working from home. The fee they are charging does not guarantee a job, just information. Are there any out there that are legitimate jobs that don't charge you to work for them?
ok, so i want an acoustic guitar and i need to save up for it
im aiming for about $125 for the guitar
and im also gonna need lessons (not sure on cost)
so how can you make some quick money? i used to sell gum which worked, but the principal busted me got in a bunch of trouble if i get caught selling it again at school i could go to juvie…not wanting that
so im thirteen how can i make money?
im not going to sell my soul/body ect
and
its not just gum i cant sell at school its everything i just am not allowed to sell anything at school
and the principal said that i could get sent 2 juvie 4 that (the gum)
and yeah i was making good profit about $20 a week
I am a senior in high school.
I have narrowed my college choices down to two.
one specializes in engineering, while the other has an exceptional program in comp sci and business.
which career would be better?
i want relative stability and solid pay
It doesn't matter what brand I buy - it always ends up losing it's integrity and turning into that gooy soop that you have to carefully spit down the toilet - any of you vomited yet?!!!
vikki.jean - re. the ''bloody gum'' comment - I knew one answerer would be predictable - I wasn't wrong!
Lil Miss Nice Britches - and another predictable one - they're like buses they come in groups!!!
Should expected inflation rise, will savings rise, fall, or stay the same? And what about Investment? Please DO NOT assume that any political policies or tax laws will take place, its just a simple econ problem.
Ethan is an investment broker. Recently he contacted potential investors and offered to sell them bonds that were paying an 8% annual rate of interest. He noted that the bonds were paying a much higher return than other investments and that similar bond were selling at a real rate of 6% interest. The bonds had a 10-year maturity and paid interest semiannually. Several investors purchased the bonds because of the high rate of interest but later were concerned to learn that the maturity value of $1000 per bond was considerably less than the $1350 they had paid for each bond.
Compare the price of the bonds sold by Ethan to bonds yielding a real rate of 6%. What was the approximate real rate of return earned by investors? Did they have a right to be concerned about their investments? Do you see any ethical problems with Ethan’s sales pitch?