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Investment is an essential way to ensure economic security in the present world. Especially if you live in developed countries like USA, Canada, UK, or Australia, then the right decision to invest can play a key role for your future security. In this article we will discuss the best and safe methods of Investment Options USA in 2025, which are suitable for new investors.

1. Why should investment start now?

Currently, the economy around the world is noticed in the economy, inflation and changes in bank interest rates. In such situations, investing in time and in the right place will be able to build a safe fund for the future. Investment Options USA is now much more diverse, and each person has many options based on the ability to take risk.

2. Traditional vs Modern Investment Options USA

Traditional Options:

Savings accounts

CDS (Certificates of Deposit)

Real estate

Modern Options:

Index Funds

Roth Ira

ROBO advisors

401 (K)

Currently modern methods for investing in the United States are becoming very popular. Because they are relatively easy, low cost and giving good return in the long run.

3. ROTH IRA: Investing with long -term tax facility

Roth Ira is a special type of retirement account where you invest money after paying tax and you can withdraw that money and profit tax free in the future.

The benefits of Roth IRA:

Lift the tax free

Long -term profit

Open and operate the easy account

If you live in USA, UK, or Canada and want to invest in the long term, Roth IRA may be an excellent Investment Option USA for you. Investment Options USA

May 15th, 2014

It's been a good couple of months.  More good news than bad news this time.

We now only have 5 apartments vacant.  A raw calculation of rents collected is as follows:

January $29,556

February $28,292

March $38,917

It's a work in progress with the neighbours but certainly on the mend thanks to our JV partners. 

Feb 24th, 2014

In summary, I'm so glad I'm not there and that I'm here.  Always good to have partners on the ground.

There's a lot of things that can creep up on you, when you co-own a 51-plex.

The last few months have comprised of a few crazy things:

1. More evictions - no doubt successful. Phew.

2. Some of the children (of tenants) have been picking away at the concrete on the second floor and not only throwing it into the pool, neighbours yard but also at each other.  One little girl ended up going to the hospital for an overnight observation.  Her parents are now sueing us.

3. Our efficiences are in "code violation" because they do not have a proper kitchen. If we put in a  kitchen however, then we would still be in violation because that would make the living area "too small".  The Code compliance office has suggested either amulgamating the efficiencies or running it as a hotel.  (Will keep you posted).

4. A bunch of surrounding neighbours had attempted to shut down our whole 51-plex via a "Nuisance Abatement Notice" (yes, you can do these things in America).  They have been upset because they allege that some of our tenants are throwing rubbish into their yard (those kids!!!) and also putting up their music too loud. 

Thankfully we have partners on the ground who have been keeping tabs on things.  Getting to know the neighbours a bit better to passify the situation, working and building relationships with the local sheriff and the head of Code of Compliance.

Dec 4th, 2013

There has been some mischief going on with two men using the laundry area for soliciting prostitution.  Also, apparently they were urinating in the dryers.  This just illustrates some of the crazy things that can go on. Thankfully lots of great tenants who helped out in keeping a vigilant eye out for these two men.  This alongside with some warning sinage for tresspassing, the two men have apparently disappeared now. 

Have moved in more tenants over the last month with Hispanic occupany now at approximately 25%.  That's the type of racial demographic we are generally aiming at for now.

September 24th, 2013

June 26th, 2013

Initially, I wasn't sure whether or not to spend time detailing some of the various things that have unfolded over recent months over our TW, GC and BB deal. 

But I have now decided to, since I think it will be a good way to keep a record of my journey and to continue to use this blog as a reflecting tool.  Also hopefully it gives you, the reader a little more of a reality as to what kind of things can take place when dealing with property in the USA.

Referring to my previous post "frustration maximum", you will have read that the vendor ended up trying to sue the bank, but lost the court case in the end.  Because of this, the vendor lost a substantial amount of money during the foreclosure of TW.  Therefore, he has now come back to us asking for more money on GC and BB citing all kinds of random things.  But essentially, he's adding at least 50k more to the previously agreed price to try and make up for the "loss" that occurred with TW. 

Refer to my previous post "Deal #3: BB (Florida)", I listed some stats on this particular deal as follows: "It is a former motel converted to a 16-plex for $700,000".   Apparently there is now a buyer willing to pay $850, 000 for it.  So not only has the market moved significantly in the last 6 months, but our vendor is now using this market move as a way of bating us into paying more than the originally agreed price.

Though we could potentially sue the vendor, because our agreement is in contract, together as JVs, we have decided not to go down that path.

We have decided that 51 units is still pretty awesome and right now, we will focus on stabilsiing TW.