Real Estate always bounces back. It is a simple, yet core component of the ever-increasingly difficult to measure United States economy. With the simple measurement of the housing economy, one can dictate whether or not a recession has ended or if it has double-dipped into a real depression.
With Real Estate as a measurement, the state of the Union is very clear. You can measure housing starts, or the amount of new housing being built each month. You can measure the construction worker’s level of employment, whether it rises or continues to fall each month. You can also measure how the mortgage industry is doing simply by looking at interest rates that are also another key economic indicator.
But how does Real Estate act as a sound investment hedge against economic cycles? How can both residential and commercial property be part of your investment strategy without a ton of money of money as a down payment?
Real Estate is a sound investment and always has been. If the Real Estate microeconomy goes, then so does the rest of the economy. As prices are really low right now, you can use an IRA custodian to help you convert your traditional IRA into a self-directed IRA. The self-directed IRA can partner with a non-recourse loan that will allow you to soundly invest your retirement in both commercial and residential properties.
So how about that 2.2% dividend on your stock that you get? Wouldn’t you rather get 10% to 20% returns annually on your Real Estate investment as the economy bounces back? That isn’t even including the monthly rental income that is generated by your new and safe investment! The rental income alone will pay the mortgage, not to mention enough for repairs.
Using a non-recourse loan to finance 60% to 70% of the cost of a piece of property, you can use 30% to 40% of the price of the property directly from your IRA. This causes the IRA to be the holder of the mortgage as well, giving you no recourse if the investment doesn’t work out.
Wouldn’t that be a safer investment than the stock market that is still down 50% from more than a year ago? I submit to you that it is not only a much safer investment, but also a long-term plan for retirement success.
Invest your IRA in Real Estate and retire with dignity. You won’t regret it a day in your life.
Paul R. Whitacre is a managing partner at WealthyIRA.com. Our vision is to teach others to invest their IRAs and 401(k)s in the deepest discounted Real Estate in decades. Check out more at our http://www.WealthyIRA.com blog and follow us on Twitter at http://www.Twitter.com/WealthyIRA
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