My Passive Returns: 2019-09 September 3rd Qtr
Passive Income from M1 Finance, Groundfloor, Peerstreet and Lending Club.
My Returns
Monthly Numbers
Lending Club, COC: 0.44%
PeerStreet, COC: 0.66%
Groundfloor, COC: 0.65%
M1 Finance, COC: 0.30%
Total, COC: 0.63%
Quarterly Numbers
Lending Club, COC: 2.31%
M1 Finance, COC: 0.48%
Total, COC: 1.61%
Summary:
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Background:
I like to compare my results to my peers unfortunately that can be hard to do. I also like to compare dissimilar investments like stocks vs crowdfunding. I have come up with a few ways to compare two different investments in my portfolio and with bloggers and Youtubers I follow, the results have been surprising. Actually it's probably not surprising many people (myself as well) seem to think they are doing better than they are. Why? because they let the site or app tell them what there returns are instead of calculating on their own. Some investors like Peter Renton use XIRR method of calculation but I like COC. COC returns has its drawbacks, it can report a lower than actual return when making deposits in large proportion or if you buying loans with balloon payments. but I find it to be most reliable for my needs. And I rather have my metrix be under reporting than over reporting my returns.
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Passive Income from M1 Finance, Groundfloor, Peerstreet and Lending Club.
My Returns
Lending Club, COC: 0.44%
PeerStreet, COC: 0.66%
Groundfloor, COC: 0.65%
M1 Finance, COC: 0.30%
Total, COC: 0.63%
Quarterly Numbers
Lending Club, COC: 2.31%
PeerStreet, COC: 1.86%
Groundfloor, COC: 1.21%M1 Finance, COC: 0.48%
Total, COC: 1.61%
Summary:
- Continue to hold a large amount of short term debt, mostly 30 day term increasing the amount of 90 day term.
- In August made a large amount of purchases of loans with balloon payment terms in Groundfloor, should depress future earnings for at least one quarter maybe two but will result in $400 bonus in September.
- Hard to find 8% or higher loan in PeerStreet causing cash to sett in account longer.
- Purchasing less loans in Lending Club, focusing on higher yielding strategies and transferring out cash when when its builds up.
Goals:
- COC 0.59% total monthly return, 7% annualized (target meet this month 0.63%)
- 25% of portfolio in short term loans
- At least half of short term loans, 90 term
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Background:
I like to compare my results to my peers unfortunately that can be hard to do. I also like to compare dissimilar investments like stocks vs crowdfunding. I have come up with a few ways to compare two different investments in my portfolio and with bloggers and Youtubers I follow, the results have been surprising. Actually it's probably not surprising many people (myself as well) seem to think they are doing better than they are. Why? because they let the site or app tell them what there returns are instead of calculating on their own. Some investors like Peter Renton use XIRR method of calculation but I like COC. COC returns has its drawbacks, it can report a lower than actual return when making deposits in large proportion or if you buying loans with balloon payments. but I find it to be most reliable for my needs. And I rather have my metrix be under reporting than over reporting my returns.
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Definitions:
COC - Cash on Cash returns, I define as "how much cash was returned divided by how much cash I have invested."
COC - Cash on Cash returns, I define as "how much cash was returned divided by how much cash I have invested."
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