Foreclosures Are Up, but Guess What? So are Investments!
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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In the current economy, foreclosures are up, but so are Investments! Investment strategies have shifted and more and more people are focused on diversification than ever.
Diversification is defined as spreading, or diversifying, a person’s investments across several different ‘investment vehicles’ such as stocks, bonds, Real Estate, gold, business ventures, and other profitable interests.
That said, only a small amount of IRAs and 401(k)s have rebounded a bit this year, which is causing many people to struggle to see the light at the end of the tunnel. So is anyone seeing a light at the end of the tunnel? The few who see the need to retire with a diverse portfolio of investment vehicles.
That said, prices for Real Estate are the cheapest they have been since the 1970s, and for the perceptive investors, many are using self-directed IRAs to invest in the deepest discounts in property to help balance out their stock-heavy retirement plans.
Investing in Real Estate has several positive points of interest. For one, these types of investors are not subject to the serious losses that the stock market can bring in a very short time. In addition, Real Estate has and will always be needed as long as people need a place to call home.
Long-term investing in residential and commercial property provides a steady stream of rental income as well in these tough economic times. Along with that, many properties are expected to double in value over the next 5 to 10 years. Try getting that return on investment from a stock or a bond! Using a non-recourse loan to purchase Real Estate with your IRA or 401(k) is also a worthwhile way to make sure you have a diverse investment strategy as well as a new income source and a strong long-term investment for the future.
Non-recourse loans are specific loans that allow an investor to buy Real Estate without personally being liable to default on the loan. A non-recourse loan is usually for seventy percent of the purchase price of a property, while the thirty percent is usually funded by a self-directed IRA.
Using Real Estate as a diverse investment vehicle is a great way to provide stability and income for investors looking to retire wealthy and in their own time.
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