Best Passive Investments to Help You Buy Back Your Fridays
What if you could start your weekend every Thursday, without taking a pay cut?
For high-income professionals like dentists and doctors, burnout from long workweeks is common.
But here’s the good news: you don’t need millions to take back your time (like the advisors lead us to believe!!).
You just need to replace one day of income at a time using the best passive investments available.
In this post, I’ll show you how to calculate your “freedom number” and how to use the best passive investments to replace just one workday—and start taking back control of your time.
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Let’s say your personal monthly expenses are $10,000 and you work a traditional 5-day week. That equals about 20 workdays per month.
$10,000 ÷ 20 = $500/day
Now imagine if you wanted to stop working Fridays. That’s 4 fewer days of work per month. Multiply that:
4 Fridays × $500 = $2,000/month
That’s it. If you build $2,000/month in passive income, you can afford to take one day off every week without changing your lifestyle.
This is how freedom starts—not by quitting your job, but by replacing just one workday with income that comes in whether you’re at the office or not.
What Are the Best Passive Investments to Create More Free Time?
If you want to stop trading time for money, here are three of the best passive investments I use to generate consistent income, without being tied to the office.
#1. Real Estate Syndications
A real estate syndication is when a group of investors pool money together to buy a large property, like an apartment building, commercial real estate, or, in my case, RV parks.
You become a passive investor, meaning you don’t deal with tenants, toilets, or maintenance. You just invest, receive monthly or quarterly cash flow, and enjoy property appreciation and tax benefits like bonus depreciation.
RV parks in particular are one of the best-kept secrets in real estate—and one of my go-to passive investment strategies.
Want to learn more about how to start investing in RV park syndications? Watch this video →
#2. Mobile Home Parks
Mobile home parks are one of the best passive investments I’ve made—and I own eight of them in Louisiana with a business partner.
They’re recession-resistant, in high demand, and provide consistent income. We’ve grown our portfolio by partnering up and acquiring communities that we can improve over time.
These parks generate stable cash flow and have room for value-add growth, like raising rents or adding lots.
Want to learn how to invest in mobile home parks like these?
Watch this video →
#3. Dividend ETFs
Dividend-paying ETFs are an easy, beginner-friendly way to generate passive income. These funds invest in companies that regularly share profits with shareholders through dividends.
Two of my favorite ETFs are:
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SCHD – Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF
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SPYI – A high-yield fund using options strategies on the S&P 500
They give me consistent income, help me diversify, and require very little hands-on management. While the returns may be lower than real estate, they are still one of the best passive investment options to start with.
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Start Small. Start Smart.
You don’t need to replace all your income at once. Just start with one day a week. Calculate your number. Build a stream of passive income to replace it. Then do it again.
That’s how I did it—and how many other high-income professionals are doing it too.
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