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Each study below highlights one or more important aspects of how Trust Deeds solved specific investment needs of different investor groups.


CASE STUDY 1 - Retiree

Trust Deed Portfolio Summary

  • Current Portfolio Balance: $658,852.00
  • Current Portfolio Yield: 9.51% APY
  • Number of Loans in Portfolio: (5) Five
  • Monthly Interest Payments: $5,742.35

Mr. Investor was heavily invested in the stock market with no other assets or investments outside of his own home. Mr. Investors portfolio was composed almost entirely of stocks and his net worth was divided one-third in real estate (equity in own home) and two-thirds in value of shares held in the stock market. Also, Mr. Investor, having been self-employed his entire life has no golden parachute pension, but does receive social security benefits. Other sources of income are dividends, some capital gains from stock trades, and Schedule C net profit from a small business still operating.

01Investor rethinks conventional portfolio.

Still mindful of the “pain and hardship” caused by the sharp market decline of 2008-2009 and in the wake of a weak economy, Mr. Investor’s stock portfolio continued to be exposed to hostile yield pressures and principal fluctuation, thus disrupting cash-flow and diminishing the returns required to sustain personal living expenses.

Mr. Investor funded his first trust deed on 8/27/2009 and funded his most recent trust deed on 9/17/2010. Mr. Investor was able to rebalance his portfolio so that the elevated risky asset exposures could be reduced and get back to a risk level he was more comfortable with, while rebuilding cash-flow and replenishing income - $5,740.00 per month.

It pays to take some money off the table to reduce risk.

CASE STUDY 2 - Retirement & Pension Plan Holder

Trust Deed Portfolio Summary

  • Current Portfolio Balance: $232,178.63
  • Current Portfolio Yield: 13.00% APY
  • Number of Loans in Portfolio: (4) Four
  • Monthly Interest Payments: $2,140.90

Ms. Investor is a retired college professor with assets composed of a home, other real estate owned outright and retirement funds sitting in several IRA’s invested in stocks, mutual funds (more stock), and a money-market cash account earning (.02%) two-tenths-of-one percent. Essentially, Ms. Investor’s portfolio consisted primarily of IRA’s subject to the volatility of the stock market, and a low to no yield.

02The Self-Directed IRA: Using an IRA to invest in Trust Deeds.

For retirees with most of their assets in retirement vehicles (IRAs, Roth IRAs, SEP-IRAs and a 401(k) retirement savings plan), dormancy is a killer. Ms. Investor was looking for an alternative which offered both safety and growth. By transferring her IRA account into a “self-directed IRA”, Ms. Investor was able to invest the IRA funds into trust deeds. Ms. Investor funded her first trust deed on 02/29/2008 and funded her most recent trust deed on 10/21/2009.

Ms. Investor was able to redirect her IRA funds to grow her retirement savings in a tax-sheltered environment, [capital gains and income are tax deferred (traditional IRA) or tax exempt (ROTH IRA)] earning a 13% pre-tax APY.

Trust deeds – a fixed-income investment that lives up to its name.

CASE STUDY 3 – Real Estate Investor

Trust Deed Portfolio Summary

  • Current Portfolio Balance: $636,250.00
  • Current Portfolio Yield: 9.9% APY
  • Number of Loans in Portfolio: (4) Four
  • Monthly Interest Payments: $5,237.93

Mr. Investor is a self-employed business professional and a recently retired real estate investor. Assets are composed of a home, other real estate owned outright and retirement funds held in an IRA with some cash in the bank. Mr. Investor’s portfolio consisted primarily of real estate – some held for resale and some held for rent.

03Generate passive cash flow without hassles of real estate ownership.

Mr. Investor’s real estate equity represented a large part (77%) of his financial portfolio. After comparing his ROI from initial acquisition to the current period, he discovered his ROI had diminished. Furthermore, he was tired of the management hassles and time commitment involved in direct property ownership and was looking for an alternative that could offer a comparable ROI without the headache.

Mr. Investor began selling off his real estate holdings and used the equity to fund his first trust deed on 04/08/2010, while funding his most recent trust deed on 09/27/2010. Mr. Investor was able to trade equity for an equivalent yield with no increased risk.


An attractive way to participate in real estate, diversify your portfolio and stabilize overall returns.

 

·         CASE STUDY 1 – Retiree        

·         CASE STUDY 2 – Retirement & Pension Plan Holder

CASE STUDY 3 – Real Estate Investor


HanoverMC and their licensed real estate professionals do not render tax or legal advice. Please consult with your tax and legal advisors regarding your personal circumstances.

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