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Capitalizing Intrinsic Value
                                                 thru
                                Real Estate Investment & Development
                                               Company




                              Financial
                             THE POWER OF SYNDICATIONS
                          AND THEIR MAJOR TAX ADVANTAGES
                                     An Investor’s Perspective


Benefit #1: Acquire better properties with superior tenants, even if the properties are more
expensive, because your capital is pooled with other investors.

Benefit #2: No need to come up with a large down-payment on your own, as the burden will be
shared with other investors.

Benefit #3: Leverage the income, net worth and credit of the strongest members of the
Syndication so you no longer have to qualify for a loan on your own.

Benefit #4: Obtain superior financing rates and terms as the group has the purchasing power to
lower the investment risk for each other and for the lender.

Benefit #5: Eliminate property management headaches by hiring a professional management
team to maintain and manage the property fulltime.

Benefit #6: No longer worry about keeping track of property income and expenses since the
Syndicator will send you a K-1 tax form recapping all relevant accounting.

Benefit #7: Focus your time and effort on your profession while your money is safely invested at
high returns.

Benefit #8: Feel confident that your money is secure because the syndication business is highly
regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which requires full disclosure to
investors. Syndicators provide all necessary information to investors and work directly with
attorneys knowledgeable in SEC rules and regulations.

Benefit #9: Enjoy the tax benefits obtained from real estate investing such as depreciation and
other write offs.

Benefit #10: Invest with pretax dollars…
Capitalizing Intrinsic Value
                                                   thru
                                  Real Estate Investment & Development
                                                 Company




The following information can impact your net worth and financial future tremendously. I am neither a
CPA nor an attorney. I am a successful real estate investor who is able to provide ethical, powerful and
profitable investment opportunities with high cash flow payouts to those who qualify.

       I want to take this opportunity to share with you a little known secret for high-income business
people to invest their money into syndications with pre-tax dollars. This little known method is based
on an insurance structure called a Captive Insurance Company (CIC).

       It is the most powerful risk management and tax-planning tool for businesses and individuals. A
CIC is simply a small insurance company (not a product) that is owned by one or more business owners
to provide insurance for the business or individuals. Business people such as doctors, engineers, venture
capitalists, industrialists, importers/exporters, or even real estate professionals/investors, can benefit from
the huge benefits of establishing and owning their own insurance company; justified under IRC Section
162, as being ordinary and necessary. The benefits are many and here are a few:

   1. A CIC is established according to the rules and regulations that govern the largest insurance
      companies in the world. Just like Warren Buffet and Bill Gates have done with their insurance
      needs, it is additional insurance. It’s not a substitute to your current property and casualty policy.
   2. The owner(s) of the CIC pay premiums into the CIC to keep as cash reserves in case any
      associated claims are filed against them.
   3. Under IRS rules, the premiums paid into a CIC are tax deductible for the individual or company
      that owns the CIC.
   4. The premiums of up to $1,200,000 per year received by the CIC (even more on some occasions)
      are not taxable under IRS rules. Verified by IRC Section 831(b)
      Numbers 3 and 4 mean you can write off up to $1,200,000 every single year in premiums
      paid into your CIC. The money coming into your CIC is not taxable.
   5. Most or all of these premiums sitting in your CIC can be invested immediately into my real estate
      syndications to provide income to your CIC that is taxable at the corporate level as long-term
      capital gain.
   6. CIC assets are strongly protected against frivolous lawsuits and threats of litigation.
   7. The CIC can be passed on to the next generation in case of death.
   8. The CIC can be dissolved at anytime. The cashed out money will be taxed as long-term capital
      gains and not ordinary gains.

   If you are interested in discussing how to qualify for my special syndications that provide both pre-
   tax and after tax benefits, along with huge financial growth opportunities; please fill out the attached
   suitability questionnaire and then scan or fax via e-mail the completed document to
   fahad@FinHRC.com. I will follow up with you immediately as time is of the essence and my
   syndications are offered for a limited time only.

   Sincerely,
   Fahad Karamat

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Syndication Memo

  • 1. Capitalizing Intrinsic Value thru Real Estate Investment & Development Company Financial THE POWER OF SYNDICATIONS AND THEIR MAJOR TAX ADVANTAGES An Investor’s Perspective Benefit #1: Acquire better properties with superior tenants, even if the properties are more expensive, because your capital is pooled with other investors. Benefit #2: No need to come up with a large down-payment on your own, as the burden will be shared with other investors. Benefit #3: Leverage the income, net worth and credit of the strongest members of the Syndication so you no longer have to qualify for a loan on your own. Benefit #4: Obtain superior financing rates and terms as the group has the purchasing power to lower the investment risk for each other and for the lender. Benefit #5: Eliminate property management headaches by hiring a professional management team to maintain and manage the property fulltime. Benefit #6: No longer worry about keeping track of property income and expenses since the Syndicator will send you a K-1 tax form recapping all relevant accounting. Benefit #7: Focus your time and effort on your profession while your money is safely invested at high returns. Benefit #8: Feel confident that your money is secure because the syndication business is highly regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which requires full disclosure to investors. Syndicators provide all necessary information to investors and work directly with attorneys knowledgeable in SEC rules and regulations. Benefit #9: Enjoy the tax benefits obtained from real estate investing such as depreciation and other write offs. Benefit #10: Invest with pretax dollars…
  • 2. Capitalizing Intrinsic Value thru Real Estate Investment & Development Company The following information can impact your net worth and financial future tremendously. I am neither a CPA nor an attorney. I am a successful real estate investor who is able to provide ethical, powerful and profitable investment opportunities with high cash flow payouts to those who qualify. I want to take this opportunity to share with you a little known secret for high-income business people to invest their money into syndications with pre-tax dollars. This little known method is based on an insurance structure called a Captive Insurance Company (CIC). It is the most powerful risk management and tax-planning tool for businesses and individuals. A CIC is simply a small insurance company (not a product) that is owned by one or more business owners to provide insurance for the business or individuals. Business people such as doctors, engineers, venture capitalists, industrialists, importers/exporters, or even real estate professionals/investors, can benefit from the huge benefits of establishing and owning their own insurance company; justified under IRC Section 162, as being ordinary and necessary. The benefits are many and here are a few: 1. A CIC is established according to the rules and regulations that govern the largest insurance companies in the world. Just like Warren Buffet and Bill Gates have done with their insurance needs, it is additional insurance. It’s not a substitute to your current property and casualty policy. 2. The owner(s) of the CIC pay premiums into the CIC to keep as cash reserves in case any associated claims are filed against them. 3. Under IRS rules, the premiums paid into a CIC are tax deductible for the individual or company that owns the CIC. 4. The premiums of up to $1,200,000 per year received by the CIC (even more on some occasions) are not taxable under IRS rules. Verified by IRC Section 831(b) Numbers 3 and 4 mean you can write off up to $1,200,000 every single year in premiums paid into your CIC. The money coming into your CIC is not taxable. 5. Most or all of these premiums sitting in your CIC can be invested immediately into my real estate syndications to provide income to your CIC that is taxable at the corporate level as long-term capital gain. 6. CIC assets are strongly protected against frivolous lawsuits and threats of litigation. 7. The CIC can be passed on to the next generation in case of death. 8. The CIC can be dissolved at anytime. The cashed out money will be taxed as long-term capital gains and not ordinary gains. If you are interested in discussing how to qualify for my special syndications that provide both pre- tax and after tax benefits, along with huge financial growth opportunities; please fill out the attached suitability questionnaire and then scan or fax via e-mail the completed document to fahad@FinHRC.com. I will follow up with you immediately as time is of the essence and my syndications are offered for a limited time only. Sincerely, Fahad Karamat