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Name Of Self Directed Ira Book For Real Estate Inv
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Book will contain schematics of how to invest in these deals so people can conceptualize how their money will move into and out of assets.
Target are Baby Boomers very nervous about the stock market and don't know how to invest in real estate per se, but want in on the deal.
Book's opening challenges conventional investment wisdom in the stock market:
"People looking for a safe alternative to the stock market who are looking to invest that capital into real estate deals. In a world where global economies are interconnected, any activity on the other side of the world will affect their stock and bond holdings, almost immediately.
Many common, everyday 401(k) investors now are waking up to the reality that they have absolutely no control over their investments. The high-fee mutual funds that they have in their portfolios have enriched only their Financial Advisor salesmen and saleswomen, as they have collected fees by just sitting on their assets.
Today, with increases in inflation, higher taxes, and historical low and even negative interest rates in some countries like Germany and Denmark, pensioners and retirees are getting robbed of their savings, a stealth tax that you won’t hear politicians talk about.
As a result, many people today are looking for more intimate money management. They are looking to invest in real assets with qualified real estate operators in deals close to them.
The want the type of intimacy of a true investment partnership that hasn’t been found in the conventional retail money management business in 40 years. Let’s use Martha Stewart as an example. When Martha Stewart was convicted of insider trading in 2004, many individual mom and pop retail investors lost a lot of money. Housewives who were passionate of her Marth Stewart Omnimedia brand had loaded up on the shares. Within 2 days, the stock had tanked 20%. Those investors who could relate to Martha Stewart couldn’t access her. If were a big institutional investor and you owned 1 million shares of the stock, perhaps you had Martha’s cell phone to try to call her and ask her why her stock was plummeting. If you weren’t a big institutional investor, you just realized you had no control. Martha didn’t care about you. And she never would.
The value today a local real estate operator-investor brings to you is the ability for you to have more control over your investments. Give you control. That control comes in the form owning hard assets, being able to kick it and see it. The investment that is secured by real estate that is insured against damage. Being able to invest alongside qualified and experienced real estate operator-investors that have a direct alignment of interests with you. If you’re not making money, neither are they; quite the opposite of today’s mutual fund Financial Advisors.
This book serves will provide you institutional grade, fool-proof methods for investing as little as $5,000 into a real estate deal using your own investment capital from a Self-Directed IRA account."