I have about 15k in savings I was stashing for a down payment on a crib. But I'm going to chill on that for a minute. I want to put atleast 10k into something that will make me money. I don't know shit about stocks and bonds and I'm not too fond of throwing that much into there. I'm not looking for a quick flip or anything. Just something that would make me the 10k back and then some within 2 years or so and continue to make it. Help me before I do some nigga shit like open a sneaker consignment shop. Also open to suggestions for education and licenses (i.e. real estate, IT certs, coding classes etc)

Real estate or getting lucky on a stock seems like the only way to make 10K without doing any real work.

Prolly make more taking a coding class and hustling some projects.

How do you feel about bees? Deej was slinging honey and queen bees for 700 a queen

...or maybe you can trade up and get a dog with papers like on Atlanta.

I don't have the property for it tho. I know some folk with land but I don't know if they can be trusted. Not trying to end up like Vick.

you know - for after the election

aka turn a small profit?

Something aggressive (mostly stocks, not bonds) will get you the highest return, assuming the market is healthy. But you won't turn $15K into $25K in the stock market that fast unless you're into something extremely risky, which means you'll just as likely lose it.

You should be very happy with a 10% return in the current climate.

Won't hurt me

And going to auctions flipping cars. That shit seems like such a headache tho. Don't know if I'm built for that.

but definitely a headache

my man's used to do it back in the day
and a bunch of younger dudes doin it now


if u gotta good mechanic or squad of mechanics then u can do ok

If you have the interest, I've seen a few folks switch careers and get 60-80k jobs after a 12-week intensive course with no previous experience.

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Interest rates will probably only go up from here.

Especially if he finds a short sale or foreclosure.

Everyone at my job who rents is paying 1200 to 1400 a month. Those people could be in spots that have a mortgage of $900 dollars.

Of course there are other expenses but still. I been in my house 5 years and if I sold today I'm up 41%.

It's boring and he can't take the money and run in 2 years but ionno... that's money saved IMO.

Govt. Contractor and don't know if I'm staying on or if I even want to stay on for the next one because I might have to end up traveling.

As far as investments, maybe a higher-yielding savings account? Some are tiered, so you get better return rates for $5k, $10k, $20k, etc.

the 5 I would save because I know that I would eventually need it ...for the house

some things.


>the 5 I would save because I know that I would eventually
>need it ...for the house
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With folks blasting their headphones we have a generation of people who will lose their hearing early.

Watch Beats start making I'm 10yrs

my pops has some. fortunately for him he's got that good army/gov't retirement and coverage, otherwise it would cost him a grip for his hearing aids.