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Hi
Friend,
The question on everyone's lips
today is, "Is there a real estate bubble?" or "Is it about to
collapse?"
It's interesting to draw a parallel between the real
estate market and the stock market of mid to late 90s. At that time,
stocks were hotter than ever - especially in the computer and technology
sectors. The media was filled with stories of people who had gotten
extremely wealthy playing the market. People were investing millions into
mutual funds and aggressive stock purchase plans, and large companies such
as Enron were convincing their employees that they should invest all of
their pension savings into company stock.
When I contrast those
events against the current real estate market, I begin to see some
similarities. Real estate is rising at a record pace across the
U.S., and especially in
states like Arizona, California, Nevada
and New
York. People are pouring money into real estate
and are leveraging their investments to the maximum. But, if it goes down,
a lot of people are going down too.
There are two powerful ways to
protect against a sudden decline in real estate value: (1) make smart real
estate investments and (2) leverage against the decline with other
investments – such as a business. That's the message of the Jump Start
method of building wealth in the best tax-advantaged ways you
can.
In this week's What's Hot, we are exploring Jump Start
principles in action. Go to http://www.TaxLoopholes.com
to learn more about these important
topics.
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Find
out what Jump Start principle several large companies are putting into
action.
http://www.TaxLoopholes.com
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Is
your business investing in real estate? Concerned about real estate
devaluation? We'll show you one method you can use to protect your
business and real estate investments.
http://www.TaxLoopholes.com
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Are
your financial baskets in order? Read about the real estate investor
financing strategy you must have in place to protect yourself from a
financial disaster.
http://www.TaxLoopholes.com
Warmly,
Diane Kennedy
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