What other investments do you have?

[TheRajofVegas]

Besides the traditional Stocks, Bonds and Cryptocurrency, what other investments do you have?

I don't have any of my earned money invested in any of the above mentioned. However, I do have massively profiting trading and investment strategies that many forces from all walks of life would love to get their hands on.

No, I will not be selling a course like a fake guru. Though, I will be posting a blog specifically on Cryptocurrency and its deception in a near future.

I, myself have plowed my money into Land (not real estate), Natural energy, Transportation, and Medical Infrastructures. All physical assets.

I would like to briefly find out about your various investments or suggestions on a surface level.

 

[CoachCB]

I've got about $20k invested at Realty Mogul. I just had a $10K investment payout w/ Realty Shares (it paid back $13,950 in 30 months). I have some money w/ Streetshares (and some Angel shares w/ them) - doing well, earns a safe 5% return. And I have about $15k w/ Fundrise.

 

[Bruins4Life]

Does my mortgage free house count?

I had 12k on the street a while back. Got $750 a month til it was paid lump sum. Took just over 2 years. Was awesome lol.

 

[TheRajofVegas]

I've got about $20k invested at Realty Mogul. I just had a $10K investment payout w/ Realty Shares (it paid back $13,950 in 30 months). I have some money w/ Streetshares (and some Angel shares w/ them) - doing well, earns a safe 5% return. And I have about $15k w/ Fundrise.

Good stuff there. I'll be looking into it.

 

[Knightrofins]

I've got about $20k invested at Realty Mogul. I just had a $10K investment payout w/ Realty Shares (it paid back $13,950 in 30 months). I have some money w/ Streetshares (and some Angel shares w/ them) - doing well, earns a safe 5% return. And I have about $15k w/ Fundrise.

Is that where you can travel to these places and stay for free?

 

[TheRajofVegas]

Does my mortgage free house count?

I had 12k on the street a while back. Got $750 a month til it was paid lump sum. Took just over 2 years. Was awesome lol.

Mortgage free house is an Asset. An asset that potentially appreciates in value over a course of time. So yes, it counts.

I bought my first house with half cash and half financed. Paid off quick a few years ago. My retirement Horse betting money in case Sports Betting and Investment thing doesn't work out.

 

[CoachCB]

Is that where you can travel to these places and stay for free?

I'm not sure what you're talking about.

Most of these are "crowd funding" type of investments, which I like to put a little into. RealyShares is no longer in business, they sold their holdings to iintoo.com (another crowd sourcing realty company).

Realty Mogul is decent, it makes a safe 6% monthly dividend (it was 8%) and the shares have gone up in price. I started w/ $15k about 4 years ago and it's just over $20k right now.

Another sight that I'm just starting with is Yieldstreet.com, they have alternative investments that make 8-20% for anywhere from 6 month to 36+ month investments. Very legit company.

Fundrise is another real estate crowd funding company. I have around $15k there. I also have about $3k in there pre-IPO shares, so if they ever go public I "could" get a nice return if the shares shoot up.

I had over $150k w/ Streetshares - they are/were a small business lending company. They sold "bonds", which paid 5% daily compounding interest. I've been very happy with them. You can take your money out once a year during a 2-week window w/ no penalty, otherwise if you want to take your money there's a 1% penalty - so it's like buying a CD. I had two accounts, opened about 6 months apart, so that I could take money out twice a year without penalty. I later bought $50k worth of 'angel shares' and they are looking to sell the company - so they are no longer taking any new money (which sucks, because I would have kept loading up my "safe" money). They are currently working a deal w/ Ally Bank to buy their proprietary software. If this happens my $50k will pay out about $80k+ (for about a $30k return). I was hoping this would have already happened, but I guess these deals take a while.