Private Lending can provide substantial returns while being well secured. Investors have two options available to them for investing in trust deeds: purchasing an existing one or funding a new loan directly. By investing in trust deeds, you become the bank and have greater control over your own portfolio. All trust deeds are secured by 1st lien positions on real estate and have anywhere from 30% to 50% equity positions.
If you're an Accredited Investor, The Private Money Store Inc. can provide you with an avenue and the know how to become a successful Private Lender and start earning above market returns today!
Learn how to:
- Earn anywhere from 7% to 14% ROI.
- Get Interest paid monthly.
- Be 100% real estate secured.
- Tailored to your preferences.
- Enhanced control with lower risk.
- Diversify your portfolio.
- For more information on how to become a Private Lender today, contact us at 509-316-9473 or send your email inquiry to: theprivatemoneystoreinc@gmail.com
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