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Dear Fellow Investor,
With all signs now pointing toward an oncoming recession, it’s never been more important to look for investments that can protect you during the downturn.
The good news? There’s one asset class that has proven to build wealth during both good times and bad, providing real, valuable income while it builds equity.
That asset class is multi-family real estate. And it provides a long list of crucial benefits...if done correctly.
And this is where there’s more good news — because two exclusive special reports (yours right now free of charge) will show you how to reap the profits while avoiding the pitfalls in real estate investing.
Don’t Fear The Recession
Real estate investments have proven to be one of the best, if not the best, ways to protect and build your wealth during economic downturns.
But the sector isn’t “one size fits all.”
Like in everything else, there’s a herd mentality in real estate investing where investors flock to the shiny object — metrics be damned.
Fueled by the attention of promoters and the get-rich seminar circuit, investors flock to multifamily and single-family assets.
But there can be issues for those not familiar with the sector.
For example, in the multifamily class, REITS and large institutional investors dominate the high end of the market — the Class A space — while smaller investment groups are left with Class B, C and D properties with returns that have been trending downward for years because of over-zealous buyers, over-saturation, and high rehab costs.
Why?
Because syndicators have saturated the multifamily asset class — continually willing to overpay on lower quality units. Overpayment, along with the high cost of improvements and management costs, contributes to low cap rates plaguing multifamily real estate investment.
Elsewhere, while office, retail, and single-family properties thrive in a strong economy, they are also the hardest hit during a recession.
Retail, professional and business services, IT and financial services were all in the top 10 of industries that suffered the worst in the last recession.
With retail and office tied to those industries, it’s no surprise that retail and office space correlates with the broader economy. The same holds true for single-family assets.
Likewise, single-family homes are a great investment...during good times. But, because of its high correlation to the broader market, this sector is also the most volatile.
Interest rates, lending guidelines, new construction, jobs, and the economy all contribute to volatility in the segment and can add more pressure on this class and make it challenging to find great deals. Then it’s a fragmented class which is challenging to manage in volume.
Obviously, it can get complicated. There are lots of pitfalls in real estate investing for those new to the area.
But there are tremendous advantages as well, including track records of out-performance during recessions (for the right investments) and valuable tax advantages.
Find The Answers Here
The question is, are you ready to demand more from your investments?
If you are...and if you’re looking for ways to protect and build your wealth during an economic slowdown...you need to look into real estate investments that fit your needs.
And two special reports — available now to Golden Opportunity readers for no charge — will give you an inside track to the best areas and strategies.
Report #1:
Invest for Income in a Recession-Resistant Asset Class
Report #2:
Overlooked Tax Loopholes for the Affluent Investor
The most reliable recession indicators around are now pointing directly toward an oncoming economic downturn.
It’s never been more important for you to learn how to get above-average returns in the recession-resistant asset class.
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