Over the last several months we have been working hard to uncover some hidden opportunities in real estate. The cooling off of the real estate market in general has produced significant opportunities for contrarian investors. While many area markets have slowed or even declined we have identified areas that we feel offer tremendous growth potential.

We have been focusing our attention on properties that are either very high end and would be resold to people who are unaffected by the ebb and flow of the economy or on property that posses two very desirable elements. Those elements are first, location in a desirable year round climate, and the second is water front or water view.

Demographic studies clearly indicate that these types of properties are in great demand and that demand will increase dramatically over the next few years as the “Baby Boom” generation retires and seeks out these types of properties. Work has already begun in many areas previously ignored. However, due to the high demand for high end and water front property in warm climate areas, these areas are no longer being ignored and offer great opportunity for those investors willing to take action now.

Many of our funded purchases were funded by investors using their IRA money. Purchasing investment property inside of their IRA’s means that when they sell they will pay no capital gains taxes. This is a little known technique we use to create wealth and reduce taxes for our clients.

There are many ways to put these deals together. We work with each investor individually to assess their personal situation and then match them up with the appropriate investment. We look to multiply your wealth while attempting to reduce risk in manner that is customized for each investor.

If you have any questions or would like additional information on any things you have read here, please feel free to call me. I would be happy to share with you the details of any of these investments to see if we might be able to assist you in your efforts to make your money work harder for you.

Sincerely,

David Eldredge