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Posted on 16 Oct 2008

Primarily, investors place funds for appreciation and capital gains. Even real estate investors that buy to rent the property out still rely primarily on future capital gains as the actual rent is usually eaten up by the cost of servicing the loan they took out to get the house. So, what is wrong with this picture? Why is everyone investing for appreciation instead of focusing on returns that provide cash flow.

Well the answer to that question is of course, the majority who wish to invest don't have enough equity capital to engage a return sufficient to live on. Enough would be in the vecinity of say, $1 million dollars. A million dollars at 7% returns would give you $1400 a week income and that is a usable amount of money to live on.

But surely there are other ways to create that $1400 dollars? Do you really need a million dollars to get a passive cash flow return that would allow you to live on the return? Well of course there are, in fact as time marches on, most of us realize that absolutely anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

One way to create that usable passive return is by creating a bigger percentage return. A passive return is one where you don't have to lift a finger to create that income. The importance of this isn't the bragging rights you have. The importance is that if it's passive, then you're free to make more of them and therefore are able to access the time leverage available in this type of investment.

One example that comes to mind is simply joining an affiliate program online and joining a forum that is related to the product you're promoting and making posts with a link to the product in your posts. I assure you, make one hundred posts and you'll have a usable income.

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