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What Is Passive Income? Passive income is earnings derived from a rental property, limited partnership, or other enterprise in which a person is not actively involved.
As with active income, passive income is usually taxable, but it is often treated differently by the IRS.
Understanding Passive Income
There are three main categories of income: active income, passive income, and portfolio income. Passive incomes include earnings from a rental property, limited partnership, or other business in which a person is not actively involved-a silent investor, for example.
Proponents of earning passive income tend to be boosters of a work-from-home and be-your-own-boss professional lifestyle.1 Passive income has been a relatively loosely used term in recent years. Colloquially, it’s been used to define money being earned regularly with little or no effort on the part of the person receiving it. 2
Passive income calculator
Pick a target --
If you want to earn 5000 a month or 60,000 a year
60,000 divide by 6% = 1,000,000
60,000 passive income per year divided by 8% = 750,000
60,000 divided by 12% = 500,000
Take the first example
Do that in year one 60,000
Year two 120,000
Year 3 180,000
Year four 240,000
Year 5 300,000 25,000/month
If rents were to raise
You hav 5M invested ….
In Real Estate if you picked right
1) your Principal is protected in
2) Your 5M should have bought 15-20M in real estate…. Leverage
3) Your passive income is taxed at a much lower rate or not at all
4)
Year 6-10 if you get even normal rent growth your passive income will move 500,000 a year.
You aren’t working anymore…. Your investing…
First goal Passive income should equal earned income
1) Invest for passive income without losing principal
Invest in real assets
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Apple stock .5% dividend
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