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Many of the most successful investors build a portfolio of multiple investment classes including equities, bonds, currencies, precious metals and real estate. At QuadMac Investments we specialize in real estate investments that offer the opportunity of high yields and are backed by real property.
What is a self-directed IRA (SD-IRA)?
A self-directed Individual Retirement Account is a retirement account that you manage directly. It allows investments in a broader range of assets beyond traditional stocks and bonds, including investments in real estate and precious metals. A SD-IRA offers the same tax benefits as a regular IRA.
What is tax deed investing?
Investing in tax deeds involves buying title to real estate from a local government auction due to the original owner’s nonpayment of taxes. The investor can profit from the payback of these delinquent taxes (redeemable deed) or potentially acquire the property at a fraction of its market value.
What is a redeemable deed?
A redeemable deed is a legal document that grants an investor the right to purchase property from a delinquent taxpayer. The delinquent taxpayer/property owner can reclaim ownership by repaying the investor the full amount paid for the redeemable deed, plus all applicable interest, fees and penalties.
What is Note Investing?
Investing in mortgage notes involves purchasing an existing mortgage from a lender. As a result, the investor becomes the new lender and begins collecting the monthly payments from the borrower. The investor now owns an interest in the real property underlying the note without the need to directly manage real estate, and should the borrower fail to pay has the right to foreclose on the property.
What is a performing loan?
A performing loan is a debt that the borrower is consistently paying on time under the terms of the loan. Investing in performing loans provides the opportunity for predictable cash flow from an asset backed by real property.
What is a non-performing loan (NPL)?
A NPL is a loan in default or near default due to the borrower’s failure to make payments. Investing in non-performing loans is a more complicated process but presents an opportunity for very high returns.
