Supply/Demand Imbalance- The U.S. housing supply is 7.2 million short of demand.
Historic Affordability Gap– Most people simply cannot afford to buy a home these days, thus increasing renter demand.
Recession Resistant– During recessions, class B & C housing demand increases, outperforming other asset classes.
Favorable Demographic Trends- 75 million millennials plus another 75 million baby boomers are our “ace in the hole” – that’s our pool of renters. More people are renting today than at any time in the past 51 years.
Dependable Income – Generating steady, strong, increasing, and partly tax-sheltered cash flow is the by-product of a well-run strategy for apartment and MHP investing.
Asset Appreciation – By raising rental income on a consistent basis, making property improvements, being located in cities positioned for growth, and employing top-notch property management, our asset value can multiply exponentially over time.
Generational Wealth – Real estate generates superior returns due to a property’s combination of stable revenue, cash flow, equity gains (resulting from increased property values), principal paydown, inflation, and tax savings.
Capital Preservation – It is said that 90% of the Forbes 400 index of the world’s wealthiest people either made or retained their wealth through real estate. These people own income-producing real estate, like apartment communities and mobile home parks.
Cost Segregation- A federal income tax tool that will be utilized to increase near-term cash flow by deferring taxes. Possible to write off up to 20-40% of buildings purchase price in 1st year. This is how tax-free wealth is created
