For generations, real estate has been a solid investment choice for people of all income levels…
It typically appreciates in value over time and it can provide a steady stream of income in the form of rent payments.
However, as we’re seeing very clearly right now, the performance of real estate investments can vary GREATLY…
People who bought properties in 2019 and 2020 enjoyed hyper-fast price appreciation.
And folks who bought properties in 2021 have been sweating it out the past year or so as real estate prices stagnated.
But not everyone who was a buyer in 2021 got soaked in 2022…
Much to the surprise of many, there’s a corner of the real estate market that’s still growing by leaps and bounds.
And it’s paying investors like you tens of thousands of dollars every single month… If you know where to look.
The Means of Production
I’m talking about industrial real estate.
That’s things like warehouses, distribution centers, and light manufacturing facilities…
It’s always been a pretty lucrative investment and it’s gotten even more so as the world has continued its shift to e-commerce and online everything.
That's because online retailers need three times as much storage space for their products as brick-and-mortar ones.
And that means industrial real estate is typically in high demand. This high demand leads to consistent rental income for owners.
And the tenants that pay that rental income typically sign long-term leases (think 25 years instead of 12 months). That means the income stream is very steady.
Industrial properties also usually require less maintenance than other types of real estate. And many of the leases are what’s known as “triple net.”
That means they include clauses that make the tenant responsible for that maintenance.
There are also tax advantages to owning industrial real estate, as it can allow owners the benefit of accelerated depreciation or cost segregation.
It’s also been a favored investment because, historically, it’s far less volatile than other real estate like retail or residential properties.
So, it creates steady and growing cash flows, it appreciates in price (often far faster than other kinds), it gives tax advantages, and it helps you diversify your investments…
That’s a pretty great list of reasons to buy some industrial real estate. Join Wealth Daily today for FREE. We’ll keep you on top of all the hottest investment ideas before they hit Wall Street. Become a member today, and get our latest free report: “How to Make Your Fortune in Stocks”
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Warehouse Wealth for Everyone
But how many of us really have the extra cash to plunk down to buy a whole warehouse or distribution center?
And how many of us have the connections to call up a company like Amazon or Walmart to see if they want to rent our warehouse?
My guess is that’s not a huge percentage of the population.
But that shouldn’t deter you from investing in industrial real estate…
You see, there’s a loophole created decades back by a Congress that was trying to help average investors like us take advantage of real estate investments just like this.
It’s a way for mom and pop investors to capture the same income streams the super-wealthy have for generations.
It’s a way for everyone to become a landlord, whether they personally own property or not.
And it’s a way for everyone to get those steady and often lucrative income streams that come with real estate investments.
But the thing is, not many people even know this law exists. And even fewer know how to take advantage of it.
And that’s something I hope to change TODAY…
It’s why I’ve created a detailed report explaining exactly how you can get a piece of this lucrative sector.
That way everyone can invest in the corner of the market that’s still making investors rich while the rest of the real estate market (and stock market) makes others sick with worry.
That way you can start collecting your share of the massive payouts that go out every single month, like clockwork.
Payments like the ones these folks are already getting…
- David. G, who worked as an attorney. He collected $80,060 last year.
- Tom. E, who used to be an auditing accountant. His most recent distribution was $53,454.
- And Reed L., who works in real estate and received $19,640 in the last four months.
That’s life-changing money for pretty much all of us. And I want you to have a piece of it.
So I’ve put everything you need to know about industrial real estate, how to invest in it, and why it’s screaming up the charts while everything else is giving you heartburn into an easy-to-read report.
All you’ve got to do is give it a read and you too can get yourself set up to start collecting as much as $5,895 each month.
I don’t know about you, but I can think of a whole lot of things I could do with an extra $72,000 a year.
If you can too, then I highly encourage you to check out my report and start getting paid today.
I’ll be back next week with more ways for you to protect your portfolio and profit no matter what the markets send our way next.
To your wealth, Jason Williams After graduating Cum Laude in finance
and economics, Jason designed and analyzed complex projects for the U.S. Army. He made the jump to the private
sector as an investment banking analyst at Morgan Stanley, where he eventually led his own team
responsible for billions of dollars in daily trading. Jason left Wall Street to found his own
investment office and now shares the strategies he used and the network he built with you. Jason
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