Private Money Opportunities

I had the opportunity over the weekend to teach a fun, energetic group of real estate investors some of the tactics and strategies behind raising private money.

As investors, one of the things that tends to slow us down is running out of money to put into new projects.  If you knew that you could always come up with more money than you needed to fund your deals, how would that change your approach to investing?

For me, it has really opened things up.  My breakthrough was when I was able to participate in a fund raising team that put together $5 Million dollars in 23 days to buy a piece of land in Colorado.  After that experience, I knew I could do more and better with private investors funding my deals in the future.

Right now, the same team is working on a $1 Million dollar fund raising project.  We hope to come up with the funds within about a month, and have already received verbal commitments for over half of this money, without even opening it up to our main list of private investors.

One of the reasons we’re able to fill the project so quickly is because we’re offering a good rate of return, cash flow on the investment, and a short term (2 years) in which we plan to pay off the money.  We can’t open it to the public yet because the participants in the deal (those who already have money invested) get first right of refusal.

However, if you would like to be considered for this opportunity, or others like it in the future, you can get on our private investor list by registering on our website – TheRealWealthCompany.com

It’s free to join, and by opting in, you give us permission to reveal more of the details of our projects than we can to outside investors.  If investing money in real estate or private notes and mortgages is something that you’ve considered in the past, I encourage you to jump on our private investor list for free and start to educate yourself about what types of opportunities are out there, and what types of returns and securities are available.  You may find that it is a compelling alternative to the stock and bond markets, especially given their dismal recent performance.

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