Buy These 7 Investments To Get Paid Every Month

"JPI is a covered call ETF created by JP Morgan Chase Bank with the primary goal of creating monthly income. And at the time I'm recording this video, they're paying around an 8% annual dividend."

"QLD is a NASDAQ 100 covered call ETF, meaning they focus on companies in the NASDAQ. And at the time of recording this video, they're paying out an annual dividend of around 11% a year, paid out monthly."

"The most popular example of this is Realy Income Trust, which has a ticker symbol O. And Realy Income Trust is in the business of investing in retail, industrial, and agricultural real estate with the goal of generating stable cash flow. That way, you can get monthly dividends. And at the time of recording this video, Realy Income Trust is paying out around 5.5% a year in dividends."

"Example number two is Stag Industrial, which has a ticker symbol ST AG. This is a REIT that's focused on investing in industrial properties in the United States. And at the time of me recording this video, Stag is paying out around 4% a year in annual dividends paid out monthly."

"For example, SGOV is an ETF that gives you exposure to 0 to threemonth Treasury bonds, short-term Treasury bonds. And at the time of recording this video, they're paying out a 4.7% annualized dividend that's paid out every single month."

"And we can compare this ETF that gives you exposure to treasuries that are 3 months or shorter to SHV which is giving exposure to treasuries which are 0 to 12 months long. And at the time of me recording this video, it's paying out around a 4.3% annual dividend paid out monthly."

"Now, I could rent this property out for $2,000 a month, which means I could generate $24,000 a year from this property, but it's not all profit because I have expenses to pay. I have to pay for my property taxes, my insurance payments, my maintenance fees, my management fees because I don't want to manage this property myself. And I have to factor in some vacancy because it's not going to be rented out every single month for every single year. So, let's assume that I have $14,000 worth of expenses for the year. That means I made $10,000 of profit over the year."

"So, if we assume in this example that this $200,000 property is $50,000 worth of land and $150,000 worth of the actual house, that would mean that I'm going to get about a $5,400 write off on paper according to the IRS because my property is one year older."

"The way it works for single family home rentals is you take the value of the property. Remember it was $150,000 and you divide it by 27.5. Why is it 27.5? Because that's what the IRS says."

"At the time of me recording this video, they're paying out between 4 to 5% a year in interest on your savings."

"The average bank account in America is paying out an interest rate of less than 1%. It's actually closer to half a percent."

"Let's assume that Briefs Media makes $1 million a year in revenue. Well, not all of that money is profit because we have expenses to pay. We have to pay for our team salaries. We have to pay for rent. We have to pay for softwares and a whole bunch of other things. So, let's assume that we have $600,000 a year in expenses. Well, that's going to leave $400,000 in the bank account at the end of the year."