What do Banks Know About Investing? . . . Plenty!
Banks have long known the value of
investments backed by real estate. They
have built their wealth by focusing on solid
long-term, fixed returns that real estate
mortgages offer:
1. Security from the intrinsic value of
real estate.
2. Profitability by investing in the basic
human need for shelter.
3. Predictability of returns afforded by
mortgages.
This is why the biggest buildings in town
belong to the banks.
You can put yourself in the position of the
bank by directing your investment capital,
including retirement funds, to well secured
real estate mortgages. This is nothing new.
Wealthy individuals like Sam Zell and Mitt
Romney have been doing this for years and
growing their retirement accounts tax free.
This is called private lending, and generally,
these loans are made to real estate investors.
The interest rate is normally about 8%
which is higher than bank rates. In addition
to the advantages mortgages afford banks,
private lending mortgages give the
individual investor:
Control
YOU have complete control of your money.
You get control to whom you lend money
based on criteria as the real estate investor’s
experience and how comfortable you feel
about them. You get to control on which
property you want to make the mortgage;
the main criteria being the loan to value
ratio. This should never exceed 75%, unlike
the higher loan to value (80-95%) loans the
banks made a few years ago which got them
into trouble.
With a fixed interest rate and fixed length of
the mortgage, you have control of the return
on your investment with minimal time
managing your portfolio.
There are No fees or commissions. All of
your investment capital produces income.
No wonder your broker, banker or financial
planner has not told you about private
lending. There is no way for them to make
money from your investment.
There is more information like
1. The five must have documents to secure
your investment and the proper.
2. How do I get my money to the investor
3. How do I get the mortgage payments
4. What happens if the investor stops
making payments
All this information and more is in our 25
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