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What’s the most sensible kind of investment for cash flow with few strings attached?

Renting a house is a bad idea considering the chances of bad tenants disturbing the neighbors and trashing the place. Vacation rentals have low occupancy now days and management teams that take 50% which isn’t really worth it. Stocks have your head controlled in the stock world and take away from the quality of your life. So what other options are there that actually work for a couple who make 80,000 a year for a combined income?

The standard answers depend on your level of investable wealth as much as income.

The basics are CD’s and direct ownership of Treasury securities, followed by bond funds and balanced funds

For amounts in excess of $500,000, you may consider convertibles, preferred securities, REITS, and corporates in funds or closed funds in addition to direct ownership of stocks and bond & balanced funds plus muni funds.

For amounts in excess of $1 million, you may consider direct ownership of corporates and muni bonds.

For incomes in excess of $250,000 and wealth in excess of $1 million, I would hazard a guess that the vast amount of income investment is a balanced between Treasuries, Munis, and alternatives (REITS, convertibles, income funds, and preferred securities with a smattering of foreign bonds and currency investments )

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