Some of the responses in this thread make me happy that none of you all have 9 zeros to spend. So, let me show you how it's done..
$1,000,000,000 in 2010
- Buy a mansion in Atlanta, California, New York, or Florida
$20,000,000
- Put $50,000,000 into certificate of deposits. Realistically speaking, factoring the interest in, plus that amount of cash.. if I take the money out during my alloted grace periods (depending upon the CD's interest) I could collect around $2.5 million dollars a year on the accumulated
interest alone.. never touching the original amount I put in.
$50,000,000
- Buy an LP640 murcielago lamborghini
$350,000
- Spend 20,000,000 to buy shares in stock companies I like so that I own a piece of the company.
$20,000,000
Total Estimated Expenses - Little to none. The house is payed for, and there are no upkeep expenses on stocks, or CD's.
Funds left at the end of 2010 - $909,650,000
Cashflow Positive - $2.5 million dollars
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$909,650,000 in 2011
- I'd take another 100 million and open up about 20 corporate restaurants such as McDonald's, Sonic's etc. My FICO score and credit history is unaffected since I am paying for all of this without using the Banks aid. So in essence, I'm not using bank debt to amass wealth. Not necessarily a good thing but not necessarily a bad thing. I would profit about 10 grand a month per restaurant by having these and should see around 2.4 million every year.
$100,000,000
***Since I am not going into debt to make these purchases, I am cash flow positive. I have 20 cash generating assets plus my CD accounts at this point. Therefore, at this point, I now am up 4.9 million dollars every single year.***
- I would then take 200 million dollars and put a shopping mall down in Orlando Florida or San Fernando Valley California. The mall will be able to hold around 400 stores. Monthly rent for these stores will be around $10,000.00 per store.
$200,000,000
- I'd establish a limited liability company (Harper Investments LLC), hm.. perhaps several.. and spread my assets equally over them to minimize my liability and protect my investments. I'd also hire a board room team of about 10 people to handle the oversight and management of my investments. They would be the liaison between me and my investments. Not to say I would be totally hands off, but I would want to travel more at this time.
$10,000,000
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor = $20,000,000
Funds left at the end of 2011 - $769,650,000
Cashflow Positive - $32,900,000
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$769,650,000 in 2012
- I'd take $600,000,000 and build a hotel/resort in Dubai. The hotel will have 1,000 rooms. It will cost about 300 bucks a night to stay in a room. Dubai is the luxury capital of the world so it will not be hard to stay booked year 'round. I would simply hand this over to my investment company's board of directors to do about 95% of the managing as well.
$600,000,000
- I work hard so I play hard. I'd then buy a luxurious lear jet as well as another mansion in the fucking Hamptons. Yeah bitch, the Hamptons. Get on my level. I'd throw a welcome me to the neighborhood type party and the celebs would come welcome me. The attire will be all black but I will be the only person wearing white.
$50,000,000
- I'd buy a small island for approximately 20 million dollars. Me and Naiya will hang out there whenever we want to get away for a while.
$20,000,000
- I'd donate $10 million to setting up a charitable organization and spend the next 3 years traveling abroad, jet-setting all over the world. Taking a passive 5% time management role in my investments. I'd meet the Dali Lami, meet other world-renown figures, meditate on top of the Sphinx's head, amongst other things.
$10,000,000
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor = $50,000,000
Funds left at the end of 2011 - $49,650,000
Cashflow Positive - $90,000,000
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$322,350,000 in 2015 - Note: The billion dollars is now gone. I am now solely living off the passive income my assets yield me on a month to month basis.
- Fall in love and marry a female with superior intellect, beauty, and perfect genes.
- Take $200,000,000 and put a hotel/casino in Las Vegas. The hotel will be better than the Luxor. The hotel will have 1,000 rooms and a night in this hotel will cost roughly $200/ night. On average, the gaming floor makes around $30,000/ night.
$200,000,000
- I enlarge the board of directors from 10 to 30 and elect a chairman of the board. I move the company to New York and purchase a building more apt at accommodating the board and its members.
$20,000,000
It's been a damn good year.
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor, hotel + gaming fees in Las Vegas = $70,000,000
Cashflow Positive - $149,300,000/year
Funds left at the end of 2015 - $251,650,000
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$251,650,000 in 2016
- Buy a 200 ft. Yacht
$50,000,000
- Give 5,000,000 to my wife for her to start a business venture of her own.
$5,000,000
- Donate 30,000,000 to Oprah's Angel network, along with other charitable organizations.
$30,000,000
- Take 3 years, spending quality time with my wife and work on getting pregnant.
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor, hotel + gaming fees in Las Vegas = $70,000,000
Cashflow Positive - $149,300,000/year
Funds left at the end of 2016 - $245,950,000
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$693,850,000 in 2019
- Spend $300,000,000 on another Hotel in Dubai, adding a casino on the floor this time. Then spend another $300,000,000 on another Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. This one, I call "The Grandeur". Each hotel has 1,000 rooms. $200/ night's stay. The floors' make $30,000/ night as well.
$600,000,000
- Take 5 years off, spending more time with family and allowing my finances to accrue before I make more power moves.
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor, hotel + gaming fees in Las Vegas = $111,000,000
Cashflow Positive - $297,150,000/year
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$1,485,750,000 in 2024 - Billionaire Status Regained
According to an article on forbes.com, the Denver Broncos were valued at $975 million.
The 2008 average evaluation for 32 NFL team owners annual earnings was $1.04 billion USD
- Purchase the Denver Broncos
$975,000,000
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor, hotel + gaming fees in Las Vegas = $111,000,000
Cashflow Positive - $149,300,000/year
Funds left at the end of 2024 - $399,750,000
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$399,750,000 in 2025
- Put my 9 year old boy and 8 year old girl in the best private school America has to offer.
$35,000/ child. $70,000/ year.
- Since most of the time spent managing my plethora of investments have been handed to the board of directors of my companies, - I spend the majority of my time funding the necessary materials to help build schools in Africa. I'd also fund charities, non-profit organizations and occasionally give graduation speeches at universities.
Total Estimated Expenses - Mall utilities, corporate restaurant fees and labor, Dubai hotel and resort fees and labor, hotel + gaming fees in Las Vegas, children's tuition = $111,070,000
Cashflow Positive - $1,149,300,000/year
Funds left at the end of 2025 - $1,437,980,000.00
So as you can clearly see.. I made the billion back within 15 years, plus an extra 430 million to top it off. My future annual earnings will be roughly $1,149,300,000.
Definitely not clear cut set in stone scenarios here, especially seeing as I don't have 1 billion USD. But if I did.. the above is what I would do. The numbers may fluctuate a bit up or down but I tried to base them off realistic figures. Some figures I researched before applying them within here. Forbes, among other websites were sources I used.
My point is.. make your money make more money. Don't let it accumulate dust and certainly don't blow it like an idiot.
“A fool and his money are soon parted.” - Thomas Tusser
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