EARN MORE RETIREMENT INCOME BY INVESTING PASSIVELY IN REAL ESTATE CSF
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Advantages of Real Estate Retirement Income and Compound Syndicate Funds:
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How Compound Syndicate Funds Work in the New Real Estate Business & Retirement
Labeled as CSF or Compound Syndicate Fund, this type of real estate investing opportunity is geared toward PRE-retirees AND retired workers who have lots of life savings and/or 401k plans that they would like to leverage to participate in mutual equity investment properties syndicate.
So how does it work? - As a great new concept that helps to establish a more secure higher yield savings returns, CSF retirement investing normally would have 1 Active Investor (Cash Buyer or Lender) and 1 Passive Investor (Retiree or Equity Partner) - In this case, Retiree investor has SECURED property equity & earnings based on the amount they choose to roll over from their retirement savings while still maintaining solvency in the bank by NOT investing their entire savings and 401k. They are paired up with an Active Investor who is an experienced Flipper / Cash-Buyer or a Note Investor/Lender who is financing the short-term acquisition for the new buyer or borrower. The bigger the price/value, the more investor partners can participate in the real estate syndicate buyouts (both active and passive investors).
Assume, Retiree wants to roll over $200,000 for a $500k home purchase/acquisition that will be CO-FINANCED by another Cash-Buyer OR Private Lender/Investor who will make money on the interest only payments on the yield of the loan and OR on the CASHOUT flip when home gets resold while Retiree will PASSIVELY earn AUTOMATIC profits yield as soon as the home gets sold on the retail market AFTER the Syndicate will have acquired it via the Compound Syndicate Purchase using multi-investor secure leverage. Since Passive Investor had 40% secured equity, they'd be entitled to 40% of the profits yield from the resale of the real property. In this instance, if the house was to be resold at +$50k profit margin, it would be 40% of $50,000 or $20,000-2% (550,000) Syndicate/Brokerage commission, which = +$9000 passive income being placed as profit earnings into a the Retirees account. This means, Retiree/Investor earned a higher, faster, secure yield of +4.5%
Before it gets declared as earnings, Retiree/Passive Investor would be asked if they would like to keep their money moving to invest on another property thus COMPOUNDING and BUILDING their investment amounts & capital gains. For the sake of reasoning, let's say, Passive Investor chooses to REINVEST 1/2 of the profits earnings BACK in the Compound Syndicate. That would be $4500 compound earnings + $4500 retained earnings (for living expenses & enjoyments) PLUS the 200k that's already there in the trust account for the next acquisition. THEN, it would be $204,500 being reinvested on the real estate markets at will with personalized property offers and evaluations. $4500 compound investment earnings would be TAX-EXEMPT since they are placing it back in the trust fund to be applied toward the next property acquisition that would build even MORE cash value over time.
They can do as many rounds of compound investments as they wish until they request a "Cashout Totalis" or total/final cashout from the entire syndicate fund. For certain properties, they'd even have a choice to have a Buy & Hold arrangement for 2 years so they can benefit from capital gains tax advantages if the profits are within the 250k limits (or the current standards)...
Once they become very interested in the passive real estate investments and if they want to continue participating in the CSF (Compund Syndicate Funds), then they'd be advised to have their own financial/legal advisor who'd be licensed to manage their investments & wealth portfolios. That would be another / neutral entity that is NOT the Syndicate itself so there is no conflict of interest for the best professional advice and guidance.
So how does it work? - As a great new concept that helps to establish a more secure higher yield savings returns, CSF retirement investing normally would have 1 Active Investor (Cash Buyer or Lender) and 1 Passive Investor (Retiree or Equity Partner) - In this case, Retiree investor has SECURED property equity & earnings based on the amount they choose to roll over from their retirement savings while still maintaining solvency in the bank by NOT investing their entire savings and 401k. They are paired up with an Active Investor who is an experienced Flipper / Cash-Buyer or a Note Investor/Lender who is financing the short-term acquisition for the new buyer or borrower. The bigger the price/value, the more investor partners can participate in the real estate syndicate buyouts (both active and passive investors).
Assume, Retiree wants to roll over $200,000 for a $500k home purchase/acquisition that will be CO-FINANCED by another Cash-Buyer OR Private Lender/Investor who will make money on the interest only payments on the yield of the loan and OR on the CASHOUT flip when home gets resold while Retiree will PASSIVELY earn AUTOMATIC profits yield as soon as the home gets sold on the retail market AFTER the Syndicate will have acquired it via the Compound Syndicate Purchase using multi-investor secure leverage. Since Passive Investor had 40% secured equity, they'd be entitled to 40% of the profits yield from the resale of the real property. In this instance, if the house was to be resold at +$50k profit margin, it would be 40% of $50,000 or $20,000-2% (550,000) Syndicate/Brokerage commission, which = +$9000 passive income being placed as profit earnings into a the Retirees account. This means, Retiree/Investor earned a higher, faster, secure yield of +4.5%
Before it gets declared as earnings, Retiree/Passive Investor would be asked if they would like to keep their money moving to invest on another property thus COMPOUNDING and BUILDING their investment amounts & capital gains. For the sake of reasoning, let's say, Passive Investor chooses to REINVEST 1/2 of the profits earnings BACK in the Compound Syndicate. That would be $4500 compound earnings + $4500 retained earnings (for living expenses & enjoyments) PLUS the 200k that's already there in the trust account for the next acquisition. THEN, it would be $204,500 being reinvested on the real estate markets at will with personalized property offers and evaluations. $4500 compound investment earnings would be TAX-EXEMPT since they are placing it back in the trust fund to be applied toward the next property acquisition that would build even MORE cash value over time.
They can do as many rounds of compound investments as they wish until they request a "Cashout Totalis" or total/final cashout from the entire syndicate fund. For certain properties, they'd even have a choice to have a Buy & Hold arrangement for 2 years so they can benefit from capital gains tax advantages if the profits are within the 250k limits (or the current standards)...
Once they become very interested in the passive real estate investments and if they want to continue participating in the CSF (Compund Syndicate Funds), then they'd be advised to have their own financial/legal advisor who'd be licensed to manage their investments & wealth portfolios. That would be another / neutral entity that is NOT the Syndicate itself so there is no conflict of interest for the best professional advice and guidance.
