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Real estate is a very diverse asset class. But what types of investment is right for you? Well that depends on... you. Are you looking for immediate cash flow? Do you need long-term appreciation? Or maybe you want a combination of both. Freedom Growth analyzes each opportunity presented on our site by reviewing past performances, analyzing future claims and making sure the business offering the opportunity is reputable. We then spend time with you understanding your goals and recommend investments best suited to meet them.
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Single Family Investments
Capitalize on the current real estate downturn by purchasing properties that make solid long-term rentals or quick short-term renovate and flips. We like properties in areas of projected growth that generate positive annual cash flow. Properties are liquidated when market conditions warrant it.
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Multi-Family Investments
Multi-family is one of our favoriate investments for today's market. Demand for multi-family is expected to grow dramatically in the next few years and the supply to meet it is limited.
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Go Zone Investments
Many investment opportunities were created along the Gulf Opportunity Zone (or Go Zone) due to Hurricane Katrina. Because of the devastation, there is high rental demand and a shortage of housing creating multiple private investment opportunities.
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Land Banking Investments
Land Banking is the strategy of purchasing a parcel of land and holding (or banking it) it for typically five or more years for future sale or development. Land banking is a proven long-term appreciation strategy for building wealth.
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Trust Deed Investments
Did you know you can lend other people money for their real estate transactions. We like low loan-to-value loans that are secured with a first position trust deed. Most loans are short-term, bridge-type financing, that generate monthly income with a frequent return of capital. Investing in Trust Deeds is an extremely secure and relatively simple investment.
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Tax Lien Investments
Tax Lien investing involves purchasing “liens” on residential and commercial properties levied by counties for failure to pay property taxes. These types of investments are secured by a very low cash-to-value ratios and usually settle in 12-36 months generating double-digit returns. There are many ways to take advantage of tax lien investing.
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Real Estate Notes
Real estate notes are a means to invest in real estate without enduring the hassles of actual home ownership. A "paper investment", real estate notes can be a lucrative alternative investment, particularly at a time when many banks and mortgage holders are eager to unload their loans for pennies on the dollar.
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