Real Estate Investing Without The Hassle
Real estate investment has long been recognized as one of the surest paths to wealth and financial independence.
In terms of value, real estate is the single largest asset category in the world; comprising roughly 48% of all wealth. In the United States the aggregate value of all homes is 40 trillion dollars! Equity investments such as real estate have historically out-paced inflation based on their appreciation only. When investment real estate’s other attributes such as cash flow, tax benefits and financability are included, the gains can be extraordinary.
For many who are experienced with real estate investing, real estate investments hold the potential to protect against the loss of principal while generating better than market rate returns through income production and capital gains. However, many real estate investors are soured by real estate investing because they do not have the time or inclination to become landlords and property managers. Both of which, are in fact, a career in themselves. If the real estate investor is a rehabber or wholesaler, real estate becomes more of a business rather than an investment. Many successful real estate investors are actually real estate operators in the real estate industry.
Interested in Safe and Secure Investment Opportunities in Real Estate?
An alternative to investing in real estate and one of the more attractive ways to make money in real estate is to invest in trust deeds - notes secured by real estate. When investing in a note, the investor is in essence buying a mortgage secured by real estate – commonly referred to as trust deed investing.
Real Estate Secured Deeds of Trust
Trust Deed’s can offer investors high yield opportunities with a high degree of risk control.
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Flexibility. Owning only the note - rather than the real estate - allows TD investors to avoid property management, property maintenance, and rent collection. |
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Trust Deeds are saleable instruments. A privately held note (usually secured, depending on the state, by a trust deed or a mortgage) is a marketable commodity and can be bought, sold, and traded at a discount. Private investors (seeking higher returns from a secured mortgage) can purchase Trust Deeds and earn the interest due under the terms of the Note. |
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Liquidity. When the holder of a note needs cash, he or she looks for an investor to buy all or a portion of the note. And it's easy to cash out. Trust Deeds can be traded or sold easily because they're so liquid (i.e. readily turned into cash). |
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Principle protected: When you invest in a trust deed, every month that goes by increases your protection because the loan amount continues to be lowered by the monthly checks you receive. |
Trust deed investing enables passive investors to enjoy many of the secure and inflation proof benefits of real estate investing without the hassle. In fact, TD Investors often earn more income making a note secured by real estate than they do buying the actual real estate.
If you are interested in getting high returns without having to deal with day-to-day real estate hassles, TD investing is the solution for your Investment needs.
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