I have a few friends /investors , that I am trying to help them invest there investments in bulk REO properties in packages but we keep getting the run around with other brokers going thru somebody that is going thru someone else. How do I get in with the banks sellers agent myself?
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How does a Broker get into REO propertys in bulk packages?
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How much could I make in stocks?
When I start working I plan to save 500$ monthly when Im 23 totaling 6000$ a year for stock investments. How much could I be making if I keep investing in stocks like this for 20 years till I’m like 53? Im a really knowledgeable person and Im really willing to stay on the long run in stocks. Any advice? Thanks.
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How much could I make in stocks?
When I start working I plan to save 500$ monthly when Im 23 totaling 6000$ a year for stock investments. How much could I be making if I keep investing in stocks like this for 20 years till I’m like 53? Im a really knowledgeable person and Im really willing to stay on the long run in stocks. Any advice? Thanks.
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Can I cut the TAX on my Capital Gain?
I sold a property and earned a Capital gain of around 16 lakhs. Please advise what all investments can I do to avoid my Capital Gain Tax.I don’t Want invest in Another property.I want to en cash my gain without paying tax.Please advice.
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19 and want to get the ball moving in 2009!?
Ok, so don’t throw any dumb comments my way cos it def won’t be appreciated. To start off, im almost 20 and i thought it a better time than any to start saving money and investing my money, for later. Now im not an economics/finance expert but i AM aware that the market is at an all time low and investments aren’t exactly the best things to be looking at right now BUT i think there’s some prospect there.Given my age (and a result my obvious income limit) investing large amounts is definitely not an option. Ive done some reading on things like broad market index funds and the likes, and i think i could buy into one of those given that the market is sooooo low right now.
Ok my ramble being over the true question here is, do u think investing in 2009 is wise of me? and if so where do u think would be a good place for someone like myself (beginner) to start off!THNX , any replies would be gr8
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Are you fully invested in the stock market? If not, what would it take to lure you in?
By "fully invested", I mean at 100% of your normal stock allocation. So if your default position is 60% stocks and 40% other investments I would call a 60% allocation to stocks to be fully invested.
For the record, I am mostly out of stocks and hedged to the downside, so I’m not cheerleading for everyone to get back into stocks.
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What do I need to know about online investing?
I’ve been considering doing some online investments. I was thinking maybe Etrade. But I know next to nothing about the whole thing. What do I need to know and what would be some good reads on the subject?
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Investments in Commercial Real Estate: Office Buildings. How best to analyze various properties?
I’m interested in investing in an office building in the Seattle area. What are the best tools to anyalyze various properties? Are there any websites someone might recommend?
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Looking for some investment/savings advice
i’m 20 years old and working as a summer intern. during the year i’m a full time student. i have some savings now and am trying to figure out the best method to begin building savings and retirement funds.
i don’t have much money for this purpose since i pay for school, but i want to get started. i would like to know from someone who has experience/knowledge about these things whether it makes sense for me to start saving now. i will need more loans for school, but i can put aside some money.
should i save a little money now or should i start after college? if i do begin saving some money (say 00) should i start investing in an IRA or should i begin a personal stock portfolio? what other investments should i consider that will either help me with finances in the near future (after college) or in the long-term (retirement money)?
thanks for the help. any advice from professionals or others with experience is appreciated.
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Who taught you how to invest in the stock market?
I learned the majority of what I know from a friend I met while serving tables at a restaurant. Now the only job I have is maintaining my investments. How did you learn? Who taught you? What did you do to take your education to a higher level? How much did you start with? Just curious about everyone else on here.