Passive Income found in a Volcano!
26 Nov 2012 · 1 min

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T. Harv Eker recounts an anecdote about a man, George Buttle, who bought a volcano island (reported purchase price $20,000) after earlier mining companies failed. The government later negotiated a compromise making the island a conservation area while allowing the owner to license access and photography; Eker reports the owner earns about $500,000 per year in passive income from boats and helicopters visiting. The story is used to illustrate the power of passive income.
Questions this video answers
George Buttle.
$20,000.
Approximately $500,000 per year.
It was made a conservation area while the owner retained licensing rights for use and photography.










