Note Investing
Build wealth, retire comfortably
Are you tired of the same old low interest investment options offered by your banker? Does the volatility of your stock portfolio make you nervous? Have landlord horror stories about tenants, trash and toilets made you skeptical about buying a rental property?
Note investing is a safe, predictable and passive alternative, and best of all it provides above average rates of return*. Associates in Real Estate Holdings works closely with an investor to purchase a mortgage note for a desired amount. You, as the investor, essentially become the bank that holds the mortgage note. The borrower pays the note off over time, providing you a steady and passive income stream for the remaining term.
Note Options
Not every note is the same. At Associates in Real Estate Holdings, we work with three different types of notes – performing, non-performing and reperforming. As the investor, we will review with you the different options available and find a note that fits your investment goals.
Investing with Associates in Real Estate Holdings
Al Curiel, Jr., founder and president of Associates in Real Estate Holdings, not only brings over 35 years of real estate experience to every note transaction but also each investment is conducted with the highest level of integrity. Every investment opportunity is vetted with the proper level of due diligence, resulting in above-average returns for you, the investor. Our rates of return typically exceed those of bank accounts and many other investment vehicles.
*Note: All rates of return are based on historical performance.
Disclosure: Please note, this is neither an offer to sell any security or an offer to purchase any security. Nothing in this communication is intended as legal or specific financial or investment advice or intended to address the objectives or needs of specific individuals. If you require legal or specific financial or investment assistance please consult your own attorney, financial planner or Trustee for legal or financial advice.