I would commit a small amount of money, and very speculative, also not passive, since trading requires a close eye on the market, unless you are willing to trust an auto-trader. 

not without its issues putting these together.. but this is the other end of the spectrum This buyer was a burnt out mid 40s Wall st. trader who retired and they paid cash for this home..

These guys, both with MBA degrees, one a highly paid trader with Goldman Sachs said "ohhhhh, we didn't know that, we always had shower doors". 

@Todd Trader My rent is on the high side of the market around here.

Never take stated income at its word or trade rent discounts for repairs done by the tenant. 

I work for Trader Joe's and while it's a cool company, it's still trading hours for dollars with someone else telling you when you have to work.

This was Costco's organic, and it does look different from the grass fed I have had from Sprout's and Trader Joe's.

One of them ran a boarding house for ex-felons, very successfully I might add. 

Take all the Forex sites out there, they try to give consumers reviews but in all reality they are not giving consumers an unbiased opinion.

I am a 35 year old full time farmer and Stock option trader.