If your answer to that headline question is no (and I'm sure it is), please pay very special attention because the following information could make you thousands of dollars in the coming years simply by increasing the yield on the same money you're investing now and totally eliminate the need for social security.
I am a professional and qualified real estate entrepreneur and I'd like to spend the next few minutes talking to you about a way you can control your investments and safely make them grow at three times your current rate. Yes, I know it sounds too good to be true, but it isn't. What I'm going to share with you is very common in real estate circles and has been going on right under your nose in every city in America.
Smart people have been utilizing this investment for years. In fact…
This is a very safe investment that produces high yields while at the same time providing security and liquidity and it hasnothing to do with the stock market.
Over the last 24 months, over a trillion dollars have been lost in the market and many folks have to start over just about when they thought their retirement was safe. Their 401K's became 201K's or worse.
Huge companies have gone under, some over a hundred years old and more will follow. The national deficit is higher than anytime in America's history and will continue to climb for years.
Unemployment has topped 10% in many states and will escalate much higher before it stops. Residential and commercial development has come to a screeching halt and funding has dried up even if the demand were present.
Amongst all this chaos there's a great opportunity for you to get a safe and consistent return while simultaneously playing a small part in reversing the housing bust.
You see, there will always be a need for housing, no matter how dark the economy becomes.
People Will Always Need A Place To Live!
The American dream of home ownership will thrive even when the market is a mess and the government has instituted new plans to make it easy to buy in an effort to turn the economy around and create a housing market.
Fortunately it’s working as evidence by over 40% of all sales made today are with government backed loans. Houses are selling and will continue to sell regardless of the economy. You can’t shut down the American dream of home ownership.
That’s where I come in. My business involves buying some of the bank owned homes, renovating them and selling to buyers taking advantage of multiple financing plans available for first time buyers.
Sometimes I cash out within a few months and other times I hold for a few years. Regardless of my exit there’s one common denominator pertaining to all my transactions. They require cash to purchase and rehab and that’s where you come in.
There is a safe alternative to the stock market for you to consider. The alternative is…
Private Mortgage Loans
You can loan money, secured by a first or second mortgage or trustdeed that will not only give you the safety you want but will also give you a high yield.
Let’s discuss the pros and cons of loaning on houses. First, let’s clarify what kind of loans. I’m not talking about high loan-to-value loans the banks and savings and loans make but very low loan-to-value loans. By that, I mean no higher than 65% of the value of the property securing the loan. This means if a house appraises for $150,000 you wouldn’t make a loan for higher than $97,500. That’s a 65% loan to value.
It’s obvious why this is a much safer approach than most lending institutions take. The banks make loans at an 80, 90, or even 95% loan to value ratio. They just don’t have any cushion in case of default.
On the other hand, when you’re dealing with a 65% maximum LTV there is so much equity above your loan your collateral is your security.
I’ve prepared a list of frequently asked questions below for your review and if I missed any feel free to call or email me to discuss.
As you can see, making private loans should be safe and rewarding with no hassle and fear of declining stock value. Your return is the interest rate on your note and it won’t change.