Investing your money should never be taken lightly, especially when it comes to putting it into a business. In this case, the potential return on investment is quite large and the risks are minimal. There’s no reason not to jump on this opportunity if you have the available capital.

Not only is there a large return on investment (ROI) potential but the timeframe for this opportunity is also shorter than other investments. This makes it ideal for investors who want quicker returns or those who are looking to diversify their portfolios without having to wait too long.

When investing in any kind of business opportunities, it’s important that you do your due diligence and take an informed approach. Research the company and its track record thoroughly so that you know exactly what type of ROI you can expect before jumping in with both feet. You should also assess whether or not the venture has a solid management team that is able to execute on their vision correctly.

Hi Steven – You might look into some of the real estate crowdfunding sites. They match developers with investors. But I’m pretty sure they look for developers to have a track record. But some will fund individual property rehabs (fix and flip), so give it a try.

Hi Matthew – True, but please note the article is about residual income not passive income. Often you need to be actively involved in creating a residual income stream, which only sometimes becomes fully passive at that point.

@Alejandro I, too, have noticed my Lending Club returns dropping a bit. I’m still averaging 7-8% so I’m not too overly concerned at the moment. But it is a good reminder to always diversify.