This document discusses various investment options and their historical returns, as well as tips for real estate investment. It provides statistics showing that over the long term from 1926 to 2006, stocks generated average annual real returns of 6.8% and nominal returns of around 10%, long-term government bonds had real returns of 2.4% and nominal returns of 5%, and gold had average real returns of 1.2%. The document then lists the benefits of investing in professionally managed rental homes and notes they provide monthly cash flow, tax benefits, appreciation potential, and leverage opportunities. It also offers advice on properly sizing rental properties and budgeting for real estate investments.

1. Investment options in
today`s market

2. the orientation

3. • Monthly cash flow
• Tax benefits
• Asset Appreciation
• Ability to leverage up
Ways to profit from real
estate investment

4. STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD
BETWEEN 1926 AND 2006
 Stocks produced an average real return of 6.8%. “Real return” means
return after inflation. Before factoring inflation, stocks returned about
10% annually.
 Long-term government bonds yielded an average real return of
2.4%. Before adjusting for inflation, they had a return of about 5%.
 Gold had a real return of 1.2%. “In the long run, gold offers investors
protection against inflation, but little else.

6. • Newly Renovated Homes with Tenant in Place and Professionally Managed
•Homes come with a Recent Home Inspection and a One Year Warranty
• Upon Purchase, Investor has Title and Hazard Insurance in Their Name
• Investor and/or Investor Representative receives a Full Tenant Credit Package
•Homes are in the Median Price Points of their Respective Markets
•Secure, Fairly Liquid Assets with Predictable Income
•Great Cash on Cash Returns and Higher Returns if Financed
•Recourse and non-Recourse Financing Available
•Tax Benefits if held outside of Retirement Accounts
•Ability to Own Multiple Properties in Multiple Markets
•Other Options Available; Fund Investing and Private Money Lending
•ALL Investments are IRA Friendly

8. Housing Size
Size plays an important role in residential real estate investment
You Should not buy a rental property that is too large in square
footage and has a low demand on low return on investment
Should not invest in small square footage properties that have
only one or two bedrooms, one bathroom and typically have low
rents and are in higher crime rate areas. “you can get in but you
cant get out”.

9. Investing Budgeting
Do not over commit yourself in making investments
Having operating reserves is important in real estate
Having a professional property management team that can assist

10. Reasons for the rise in residential real estate
investments
• Value appreciation
• Rents are increasing
• Strong overall demand in many
markets

13. Return on stocks, bonds, CDs & annuities

14. CD RATES
1/05 1/07 1/09 1/11 1/13 1/15
8.0%
7.0%
6.0%
5.0%
4.0%
3.0%
2.0%
1.0%
0.0%

18. SOL MAR REI
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