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I am going to have to look into those.T bills are 5%ish, can be as little as 4 weeks long and you do not have to pay state income tax on your earned interest.
I am going to have to look into those.T bills are 5%ish, can be as little as 4 weeks long and you do not have to pay state income tax on your earned interest.
T-bills are also highly marginable from most brokers so it's essentially free income and you still get to trade with the margin.T bills are 5%ish, can be as little as 4 weeks long and you do not have to pay state income tax on your earned interest.
PR broke 52 week high
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I was just asked to do this today. 15% annual with option to keep it invested for three years. Then full return on my investment. Can’t pull out money for a year though. I would rather have cash in hand I think.Nobody’s looking into Hard Money Lending?
Incredible returns.
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Last time I did one of those...we had to take the property back....a linguisa factory in San Leandro and another property as collateral. The guy that owned it shot a bill collector when they came calling...then went to jail for murder....We got both properties. I really needed to thank that other bill collector for getting there first.Nobody’s looking into Hard Money Lending?
Incredible returns.
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Sounds sketchy!Last time I did one of those...we had to take the property back....a linguisa factory in San Leandro and another property as collateral. The guy that owned it shot a bill collector when they came calling...then went to jail for murder....We got both properties. I really needed to thank that other bill collector for getting there first.
I was just asked to do this today. 15% annual with option to keep it invested for three years. Then full return on my investment. Can’t pull out money for a year though. I would rather have cash in hand I think.
Last time I did one of those...we had to take the property back....a linguisa factory in San Leandro and another property as collateral. The guy that owned it shot a bill collector when they came calling...then went to jail for murder....We got both properties. I really needed to thank that other bill collector for getting there first.
I’ve done that for a long time.Nobody’s looking into Hard Money Lending?
Incredible returns.
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I’ve been shorting that company for months now after being bullish since the launch of Disney+. I turned a 100%+ profit a few months ago and sold 99% of my puts. I’m back at break even on the remaining so I shorted them again.I’ve been playing DIS options on earnings run up all week (projected to be good). I bought/sold twice today for decent profit but held onto one contract. A $111 strike for 2/17. I don’t love holding options overnight but I had a feeling and was riding high. Market closed and stock was around $111.80 and I was up a measly $18 on that contract. Currently Disney is at $117.80 on earnings news so if it holds til 9:30 I may be done trading at 9:31 with a good profit.
I’ve done that for a long time.
Hard to beat 14.5 percent interest currently. Just have to make sure your deal is set up well so you don’t get hosed if things go south. Everyone always plans to pay if everything goes good, but that doesn’t always occur.
I’ve learned if you can’t get yourself to get your money back if things don’t work, out pass on the deal. Hope for the best plan for the worst.
Very hard to find the “right” deals
Used to always be in the 10-12 percent range for me, cost of conventional lending has pushed it up a little bit.So true. We try to structure the deals so that if it goes south it’s even a bigger win but you have to have the stomach for it.
You guys are doing better than I am though. I’m averaging about 14%.
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Yeah, she's been a good girl this week.dang, i might have to bump my sell order for PR up to $13
Yeah, she's been a good girl this week.