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Quote from: Mometaskers on December 30, 2016, 09:22:24 AM

If you have to work for it, then it's not passive. I agree with the website ads thing. I haven't tried it yet but it definitely is passive. You might have to add some content every now and then but once those ads are placed, money would be coming in without much effort. Same with Youtube channels.

Me though, I'd still prefer owning houses that I can rent out. I believe it's possible even if you don't own a building. You can rent one, place partitions and then rent out those.

lease is a very good idea. And it really is a good source of passive income. We just need to choose good rental place

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If you have to work for it, then it's not passive. I agree with the website ads thing. I haven't tried it yet but it definitely is passive. You might have to add some content every now and then but once those ads are placed, money would be coming in without much effort. Same with Youtube channels.

Me though, I'd still prefer owning houses that I can rent out. I believe it's possible even if you don't own a building. You can rent one, place partitions and then rent out those.

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You can get passive earning by investing in shares. Or maybe real estate somwhere at good location where is big demand so the value is rising. Or from valuable watches, jewlery, art, gold. Bitcoin could be also source of passive income if you have invested it somwhere or maybe just by holding it and waiting for price to go up.

No not agree with you these source can not be source of passive income, these source can be investment source but can's be passive income source. Getting a real job or a business income e.g. regular income from a shop can be passive income.

I can see you two have two opposite opinions over there, and I'm afraid I can't agree with you. A job or a shop usually brings to you an ordinary life, nothing special. Investing in shares, real estate, gold,... are common ways to get rich, and works for lots of people. I personally believe in bitcoin too.

"Getting a Real Job" itself means you are working for you to earn money. Having a real job is not a passive income rather it is a main source of income. Let us not confuse ourselves with simple terms. A passive income is a source of income in which it generates revenue without your everyday work. Passive income such as interest or bond payments are good source of passive income.

A passive income is just like making a trees grow and you spend your effort to do it and when a tree grows already you will be able to reap the fruits of your labor. With active income, it's like you are having a job where you are paid to do a specific job.

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Quote from: bitbunnny on December 29, 2016, 09:57:40 AM

You can get passive earning by investing in shares. Or maybe real estate somwhere at good location where is big demand so the value is rising. Or from valuable watches, jewlery, art, gold. Bitcoin could be also source of passive income if you have invested it somwhere or maybe just by holding it and waiting for price to go up.

No not agree with you these source can not be source of passive income, these source can be investment source but can's be passive income source. Getting a real job or a business income e.g. regular income from a shop can be passive income.

I can see you two have two opposite opinions over there, and I'm afraid I can't agree with you. A job or a shop usually brings to you an ordinary life, nothing special. Investing in shares, real estate, gold,... are common ways to get rich, and works for lots of people. I personally believe in bitcoin too.

"Getting a Real Job" itself means you are working for you to earn money. Having a real job is not a passive income rather it is a main source of income. Let us not confuse ourselves with simple terms. A passive income is a source of income in which it generates revenue without your everyday work. Passive income such as interest or bond payments are good source of passive income.

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Quote from: bitbunnny on December 29, 2016, 09:57:40 AM

You can get passive earning by investing in shares. Or maybe real estate somwhere at good location where is big demand so the value is rising. Or from valuable watches, jewlery, art, gold. Bitcoin could be also source of passive income if you have invested it somwhere or maybe just by holding it and waiting for price to go up.

No not agree with you these source can not be source of passive income, these source can be investment source but can's be passive income source. Getting a real job or a business income e.g. regular income from a shop can be passive income.

I can see you two have two opposite opinions over there, and I'm afraid I can't agree with you. A job or a shop usually brings to you an ordinary life, nothing special. Investing in shares, real estate, gold,... are common ways to get rich, and works for lots of people. I personally believe in bitcoin too.

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Quote from: lOvE mE forEvEr on December 29, 2016, 04:06:32 AM

While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

Rental houses are really a great source of passive income for anyone if they have enough of them like you said your parents have a lot of houses rented to people and you can buy anything with the money they earn from that, real estate business is really great if someone has many of it.

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Quote from: bitbunnny on December 29, 2016, 09:57:40 AM

You can get passive earning by investing in shares. Or maybe real estate somwhere at good location where is big demand so the value is rising. Or from valuable watches, jewlery, art, gold. Bitcoin could be also source of passive income if you have invested it somwhere or maybe just by holding it and waiting for price to go up.

No not agree with you these source can not be source of passive income, these source can be investment source but can's be passive income source. Getting a real job or a business income e.g. regular income from a shop can be passive income.

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You can get passive earning by investing in shares. Or maybe real estate somwhere at good location where is big demand so the value is rising. Or from valuable watches, jewlery, art, gold. Bitcoin could be also source of passive income if you have invested it somwhere or maybe just by holding it and waiting for price to go up.

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Quote from: Oloty on November 29, 2015, 03:16:03 PM

Hello everyone.

When I first started studying marketing and business the first suggestion I received from some successful people in my niche was to first establish a source of passive-income. For some this is placing ads on their personal website or otherwise capitalizing on their hobbies (e.g capitalizing on your forum hobbies with signature campaigns), and for others this means developing a product or service-solution which manages and sells itself.

Passive-income sources should be thought of as an investment. Like any kind of asset, it can be analyzed to determine whether your time-input is sufficient for your income-output. For example, if it takes you X hours a week to post on forums and you make $X.XX... maybe it would be more cost-efficient for you to learn a trade-skill, or take on some over-time, or make YouTube videos to promote your personal website or hobby. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Whatever it is you do, whether you manage an online-store or you post on BitcoinTalk forums on your weekends, share your knowledge with us so we can all support each other.

Shalom aleichem.

passive income are those earnings' that an individual make through either investment or personal properties that he or she generate money without been directly involved. Signature campaign you most been involved including trading.

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Absolutely right, the value of real estate or housing is increasing indeed, it is profitable that also needs a big capital; you just need to wait a couple of years to make profit out of it. Only rich people can afford it.

Seeking a legit gambling sites that you would put your money for investment is really hard because there is no assurance.

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Quote from: lOvE mE forEvEr on December 29, 2016, 04:06:32 AM

While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

That is an expensive passive income to be in. Real estate is really hard to get into because of the capital requirement. Also the ROI in this kind of business is quite long. Maybe around 5 to 10 years to get ROI. Your parents are lucky to have such business. What's nice here is that the price of property does not depreciate and it just appreciates.

Real estate is not about ROI, this stuff always increasing its value even if you've rented your houses so whether it's reached ROI or not he's still got the profit, this thing is why so many rich people out there really happy to invest into such thing. the value never decreases because the population of human always increasing while the width of earth stay on its shape

Have you ever hear about ghost cities in China? If you don't know what is them, what about Detroit then? Real estate is a risky asset because apart from paying taxes, you should also pay for maintenance, and these expenses will be constantly eating away at the value of your property, year after year. Regarding renting out, it has its own risks. What if your tenants set fire, and your investments flush down the drain? You will have to insure the housing, but this will just add more to your expenses.

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Quote from: Gotottack on December 29, 2016, 04:49:48 AM

Quote from: lOvE mE forEvEr on December 29, 2016, 04:06:32 AM

While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

That is an expensive passive income to be in. Real estate is really hard to get into because of the capital requirement. Also the ROI in this kind of business is quite long. Maybe around 5 to 10 years to get ROI. Your parents are lucky to have such business. What's nice here is that the price of property does not depreciate and it just appreciates.

Real estate is not about ROI, this stuff always increasing its value even if you've rented your houses so whether it's reached ROI or not he's still got the profit, this thing is why so many rich people out there really happy to invest into such thing. the value never decreases because the population of human always increasing while the width of earth stay on its shape

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Quote from: Gotottack on December 29, 2016, 04:49:48 AM

Quote from: lOvE mE forEvEr on December 29, 2016, 04:06:32 AM

While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

That is an expensive passive income to be in. Real estate is really hard to get into because of the capital requirement. Also the ROI in this kind of business is quite long. Maybe around 5 to 10 years to get ROI. Your parents are lucky to have such business. What's nice here is that the price of property does not depreciate and it just appreciates.

Real estate indeed takes quite some years to get yourself at least some sort of value increase (assuming you plan to sell it later on). But if you consider how much effort and money it cost in order to get it sold, then you'll think twice before you put your hard earned cash into real estate. Mainly the tax aspect is what will be killing a big chunk of the profits that you make (if you end up making profit at all). In that regard, renting out space is a much better option as it gives you a monthly income, where after that you can still decide whether or not to sell it at some point. Nowadays it's quite a popular thing to buy a large property, where it gets split into 3 parts as you then will be able to get 3x a monthly income from just one property.

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Quote from: lOvE mE forEvEr on December 29, 2016, 04:06:32 AM

While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

That is an expensive passive income to be in. Real estate is really hard to get into because of the capital requirement. Also the ROI in this kind of business is quite long. Maybe around 5 to 10 years to get ROI. Your parents are lucky to have such business. What's nice here is that the price of property does not depreciate and it just appreciates.

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While this passive income I am there yet, but my parent are from the rent several houses, I was helped by that rent and I can buy anything that I want even though I am currently still in school.

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Quote from: hatshepsut93 on December 29, 2016, 03:49:20 AM

I've been keeping some of my btc as an investment in gambling site's bankroll and earning stable interest rate. Very safe and relatively profitable source of passive income in my opinion. There's a lot of info about this sort of investments, you can find blog articles and discussions on this forum.

I don't think it's easy to find a gambling site that will actually be successful and make profits like they promised. Yes, there are articles about that. But most of it are just going to teach you about the basics of investing, what to look for when investing and how to find out if the website is legit or not. All of those are just common sense. Investing in gambling sites are really risky and all those article reading wouldn't help that much. It's just some kind of preventative guidelines for total newbies.

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Quote from: NEWGOODOUBLE on December 27, 2016, 05:03:43 AM

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my passive income is from the website of debt receivable bitcoin on btcjam site, every month I get interest rate about 2% so greater than bank interest.

I also have some blog sites about lifestyle and sports, some of them I attach ads from bitmedia and a-ads (bitcoin). I've ever been earning 0.004 btc per day from a-ads, because my sites ever get 12 thousand visitors per day and it is a very lucrative passive income for me

Is your website cryptocurrency related?
12k of hits a day and yet you only got 0.004 btc, it seem not very working well for you. You'd rather contact few advertisers on your blog than in adnetworks.

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I've been keeping some of my btc as an investment in gambling site's bankroll and earning stable interest rate. Very safe and relatively profitable source of passive income in my opinion. There's a lot of info about this sort of investments, you can find blog articles and discussions on this forum.

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Quote from: tee-rex on December 29, 2016, 02:31:44 AM

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Quote from: darkangel11 on December 28, 2016, 04:41:58 PM

You guys don't understand what passive income is. A signature campaign is an active income, you have to participate in the forum, contribute and you have to do it weekly, or no payment!
It's a normal job, even if you like posting and you'd do it for free it still requires some time and effort. Passive income is for instance when you have a piece of land and someone decides to put a billboard on it and pay you each month for having it there. You can do whatever you like, even get drunk every day and grill out with your friends and the money will be flowing to your account.

What about when you drive to work everyday and someone decides to pay you for putting an ad sticker on your car. Is it not passive? It doesn't require any effort on your side, you won't drive just to advertise the sticker, you drive to work.

That's exactly what signature advertising should be (they're not in most cases though, but that's a different story)

This still doesn't look like a correct analogy. If we take your example, the analogy in the signature space would be paying for just wearing the signature and the amount paid not depending on the number of posts you make, even if you don't post at all. In my view, that would count as a passive income. On the other hand, if you are paid by the number of miles traveled, you would likely go to work the longest route, especially if the payment is worth your time and covers the expenses.

I think the whole problem is that there is no definition of what passive income is.
Everybody has his own ideas what falls under that expression.
What most of them have in common that it's not a regular day time job where you go to work in the morning and come back in the evening.

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Quote from: pawel7777 on December 28, 2016, 05:59:53 PM

Quote from: darkangel11 on December 28, 2016, 04:41:58 PM

You guys don't understand what passive income is. A signature campaign is an active income, you have to participate in the forum, contribute and you have to do it weekly, or no payment!
It's a normal job, even if you like posting and you'd do it for free it still requires some time and effort. Passive income is for instance when you have a piece of land and someone decides to put a billboard on it and pay you each month for having it there. You can do whatever you like, even get drunk every day and grill out with your friends and the money will be flowing to your account.

What about when you drive to work everyday and someone decides to pay you for putting an ad sticker on your car. Is it not passive? It doesn't require any effort on your side, you won't drive just to advertise the sticker, you drive to work.

That's exactly what signature advertising should be (they're not in most cases though, but that's a different story)

This still doesn't look like a correct analogy. If we take your example, the analogy in the signature space would be paying for just wearing the signature and the amount paid not depending on the number of posts you make, even if you don't post at all. In my view, that would count as a passive income. On the other hand, if you are paid by the number of miles traveled, you would likely go to work the longest route, especially if the payment is worth your time and covers the expenses.

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