All Forum Posts by: Jesse Carmack

I invest and max out roth they vanguard and mainly hold dividend funds. I was looking to do the same within Webull (buy JEPI, VNQ….etc every so often. And as the dividends payout into cash within the account, turn around and use that as I so choose. Is that a bad decision?

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Any suggestions or advice on building a dividend monthly producing portfolio (thru say Webull) without drip. What funds would you target to get a good monthly latter going? Any funds you would definitely suggest looking into that are dividend growth strong and stable?

@Jesse Carmack, without DRIP, you'll want a broad exposure to multiple income producers in a taxable account. JEPI, QYLD, RYLD, SCHP, IGLB, BKHY, SCHD, VYM, VNQ and MLPs are great options. Just make sure you are investing in a Margin Taxable portfolio so you can leverage your funds to acquire hard assets like real estate.

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I have not, looking into now. Any suggestions for good starters of where to invest in regulation a+ real estate funds? A good website etc….

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Have you checked out revaluation a+ real estate funds?

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very interested in good syndication opportunities. Any info is appreciated

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There are syndications out there that have great returns that are distributed monthly. happy to chat sometime about it and how to vet out an operator

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Anyone have any experience, positive or negative with “Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust (BREIT)”. Looking for a passive income investment. Just wondering if anyone has experience with crowdfunding real estate (the good bad and ugly) and willing to share for a newbie. Or what avenue you would suggest for generating passive income with say 25k, that can be locked up up to 3-5 years.

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any suggested syndication? I’m looking at the best form of generating passive income with about 20-30k.

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If you are really into cash flow just put that equity money into syndication, highly aggressive syndication or debt fund could offer you 6-9% cash flow with really passive involvement. Unless the house will be my retirement house or I'll be living there, I'll not put 40% down.

The thing is if you buy in the market where the inventory is much increasing right now (vegas,austin,phoenix) then you are double down on cash flow and appreciation. Just buy a REIT instead.

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Bridgeport, Connecticut

All Forum Posts by: Jesse Carmack

Jesse Carmack has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Passive income (dividend funds)

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Post: Newbie looking for Passive income advice

Post: 40% Down to ensure good cash flow?