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It Is Difficult To Make Prudent
Investment
Decisions Today.
The markets are in a state of flux and the future is uncertain for us all.
Now, more than ever, wise decisions in estate planning are important to you
and your family.
Wise real estate investments can give you an overall return on your
investment of 6% or better with excellent growth potential. If you are thinking of
diversifying your portfolio, investing in real estate right now may be an
excellent way to increase your yield while giving you monthly income. With
interest rates at an all time low, possible capital gains cuts in the
future, now is the best time in years to include real estate in your
investment portfolio.
Let Prime Source
Commercial introduce you to investment properties we consider attractive
for acquisition. Our careful Project Analysis,
details our projects and a Cost Segregation Program
enhances the investment bottom line.
Where's a better place to put your
money: the stock market or real estate?
These days the accepted wisdom says to pick real
estate.
Over the last 10 years, real
estate has outperformed the stock market. As of May 31, 2006, the
stock market was off almost 600 points from the high for the year.
essentially the stock market, in 1 month, gave back all of the gain
for the whole year and was -6 for the year. An investment in stock can
be totally wiped out and you can loose all of your money. The value of
real estate is never zero, the timing may not be good to sell at a time you
want but your investment is not lost.
U.S. real estate sale
prices increased more than 56% from the beginning of 1999 to the end of 2004,
as tracked by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, part of
the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The S&P 500 index dipped nearly 6%
during that same period. To be sure, pitting home sale prices
against the S&P is an imperfect and less than highly sophisticated
comparison, for a host of reasons. The stars have been aligned over the
stock market for the last quarter century, even with the dot-com bust taken
into account. And, there are limitations on the data--it's far easier to
track stock prices, which are centrally traded, than home prices, which
change hands in individual, and individualized, deals around the country.
Still, the historical real estate data show blips and dips in
values, but over years they tend to smooth out to an upwards-trending
curve--just like equities. Even where they do decline, however, real estate
prices tend to be stickier on the way down than on the way up, because home
owners are more reluctant to sell in downturns. A down turn in the
real estate market tends to be no more than 5%. A down turn in stocks
can be as much as 20%. The difference is - a down turn in real estate
could be for a year or more while a down turn in stock may only be a month
or two.
Invest with us
and you will have piece of mind and a piece of the rock!
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All information is from sources deemed
reliable but not guaranteed. "Prime Source Real Estate
Services" is a division of Prime Source Commercial LLC.
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