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Passive Income from India
Wow! Passive Income from India! I tell you , I tell you ... 
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As I imagine you know, I love passive income
Enchant something means you go deeper into it, and you spend time and energy to research and learn more and more about the subject.
This is what I do in relation to this issue and others that I like. Study, I research, I investigate, I formed ... to become a true expert in the field.
And that means doing well in other languages and dive developments and trends from other countries. Many business ideas emerge and applying in your country what you have seen elsewhere, observing trends, patterns ,, checking the talent of others ....
Passive Income from India and agriculture
Well, the other day browsing cyberspace I found an interesting news: passive income derived from agriculture in India.
Anyone who is engaged in agriculture know that has nothing passive, but that does not mean that they can devise strategies of passive business where a return by investing in this sector is obtained.
And that's what I found. I tell you if you're interested, to broaden your financial literacy or if you must implement it in your area .
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The company that developed the system called Agrocorp and making it more or less with the client (the investor) is the following:
♦ Get yourself the cost of the investment (about 22,000 € to change, if I was not mistaken rupees going euros).
♦ This purchase an acre of land (about 4,000 square meters and little) in southern India.
♦ Plant 500 trees of a variety called Melia Dubis, which apparently is very popular in the plywood industry.
♦ The care, the waters, the insured, fertilizes ... until full development (about 5 years), assuming the costs (the amount of your investment, that is).
♦ When the time sells (wood, presumably) to commercial enterprises in the sector with which they have signed preliminary purchase agreements.
♦ Once collected the profit, distributed: 30% for them (Agrocorp) and 70% for you.
From that moment you are owner of the land and can rent it out to farmers or other stakeholders to continue the process. You receive the initial benefit and subsequent lease income or whatever you want to do on the ground.
The advantages
Not saying it's a sweet deal, but it certainly has its advantages for many people:
- Working for farmers in the area.
- Creators benefit system (Agrocorp): 30% of revenues.
- Returns for investors. You have a little money and do not know what to do with it, invest in land and receive production yields.
Although it is not exactly invest in land; rather what you invest in a farm in an agricultural business, which encompasses both the physical ownership of land as the maintenance of the farm.
The estimated business, they say, gain exceeds € 100,000, to be distributed.
Everything here is told by no less an invitation to invest in the company. Neither I know or speak on your behalf or have anything to do with it. The only goal is to show you a business scheme that can provide passive or residual returns , as well as employment and other benefits to others. As initially it said, to broaden your financial literacy or to replicate the model yourself if you are interested.
A few years ago also they became fashionable many businesses concerning investment in wood, mainly nobles. The difference is that then were buying almost exclusively seedlings, whereas here they and the acquire land with all mounted and operating system. As the owner of the land you can follow then getting your passive or active returns (you can even dedicate yourself to sink your back, if you fancy ).
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Well, what do you think of this system? Would you invest in something, you are afraid, gives you good vibes, you consider yourself a successful business , implantarías a similar system in your area ...? Would you prefer other forms of investment ? Put your opinion, go.
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