In conditions of top earnings if income was not an issue? I know there have been lots of variables though historically that the single of these yields the most?
Co-op blurb REITs, forex, in isolation equities, brokering genuine estate notes, shopping reduced sales for profit, road house franchises, shopping apartments for distinction or Roth IRAs?
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All of those have cycles and the “better” investment differs at different times.
Since you put “Roth IRAs” in there I think you have a lot of reading to do and some understanding to gain before you can ask better questions. A Roth is not an investment type in itself.
You can make a lot of money on short sales if you are good at buying low but that is a skill more than a passive investment. Apartment houses or hotel franchises are surely not passive in the least. They take a lot of work. Most real estate brokers committed fraud (imo) with their liar loans and closed and ran for the hills when that market crashed. It is horrible market at this time with too many people chasing too little money.
Most of what you mention requires work and skill to make money. Saying historically people have made money in those investments is not saying you can.
Good luck anyway.
It’s not a question of which is better. it’s a question of your skill in;
Picking the right one.
Picking the right price to get in.
Having an exit strategy on the upside and downside.
Your understanding of the investment (before you get in) and trading skills are the bottom line.
Your question shows a total lack of understanding of these instruments. Take a few years to learn the basics. Pick an investment type based on what you feel most comfortable with….. not which one will yield the best profit. The best profit comes from what you feel most at ease with.
So in short….. make the first investment in knowledge (for yourself).
IF money is no object and principle not the issue, then I would invest in a High Yield bond fund (taxable). They can have yields of around 10-13%. But you have a lot of research to do as you threw out all ends of the spectrum from extremely risky to conservative.