Who is a typical investor?

The typical investor is:

Looking for a high, fixed income stream.

Looking for a much better rate of return than CDs, money market, or bonds normally provide.

Not interested in the volatility normally associated with this type of return, such as the stock market.

Can I use funds from my IRA or 401(k)?

Yes. You can use your Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs, 401(k) or other retirement funds as an investment source without tax penalty as a self directed IRA. There are many available self directed IRA custodians. Please contact us for further information.

Wouldn’t I make more money if I just bought real estate myself?

Yes. If you were willing to spend time researching, purchasing, & managing properties, you would probably make more than a 10% annual return after factoring in capital gains and income tax breaks. Don’t forget to factor in travel time if you don’t live in the Central U.S. where cash flow returns are higher, also don’t forget to factor in annual cash flow losses, if you want to buy a property near one of the coasts, while you wait for property values to increase enough to sell your property.

What are the terms & rates of return available?

3 year term (7% annual return)

5 year term (8% annual return)

7 year term (9% annual return)

10 year term (10% annual return)

Is my principal paid down a little bit each month like a mortgage?

No. Your principal remains the same until the end of the term. The monthly payments that you receive are 100% interest, and your principal is returned at the completion of the investment term.

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