Elena Bartash, Real Estate Investor
Learn how you can become a private money lender and start investing in real estate
Become a Private Lender
Many Places to Invest Your Capital
There are many places where you can invest your money so that it can work for you while you are busy with other things. For example:
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Deposit money into your savings account and earn up to 5% annual profit.
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Buy stocks, futures, and more. In this case, you will need to be proactive, know the basics of stock trading, and monitor the market closely.
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Investing in currencies or precious metals also requires careful analysis and understanding of when to buy or sell to make a profit.
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You can even invest in your children’s education! Although this is a very long-term investment the profit is more moral than material.
Besides this, you can invest in real estate. It is not only a reliable investment but also one of the most profitable.
Investing in Real Estate
I am a real estate investor. I buy properties and help people earn passive income from their capital. How do I do this?
I help people become private money lenders in real estate, guaranteeing them a high return of 10% annually.
Who Can Become a Private Lender?
ANYONE who has capital that is:
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Sitting at home in a nice box.
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Sitting in a bank savings account.
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In your retirement accounts (I will explain how to use 401k without penalties and fines).
How to Become a Private Lender?
Choose an honest and professional real estate investor who can analyze the real estate market opportunities and manage properties.
How to Choose the Right Real Estate Investor for Your Capital?
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Real estate investors should have a clear understanding of how they guarantee the return on the lender's capital first, and only then think about their own profit.
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Real estate investors should know the market well, and be able to analyze and see trends (crime rates, economy, demographics, etc.).
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They should creatively and responsibly approach non-standard situations in managing their real estate projects.
The Key Consideration When Choosing a Real Estate Investor
All good investors possess these professional qualities and skills, but you will still have to deal with a person, not a soulless banking machine. Therefore, choose someone you feel comfortable, pleasant, and at ease communicating with. Someone who cares about your interests first and foremost.