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Too late to begin
retirement planning at 40?
Real Estate To Retire
Event Launch
Many of us now start to plan for retirement as young as 22
years old by asking how many rental properties to retire.
Morgan Stanley Investor Pulse
Poll shows that our young adults
are anxious about having enough
for retirement and jumping into
action.
"Millennials face retirement planning with gusto.
Most see traditional retirement plans won't
work and seek out single-family home rentals
for beginning retirement planning. This is the
right strategy at 30, 40, 50, 60, even 70 years
old.” -Adiel Gorel, Owner of International
Capital Group
There is a new American Dream revealing itself before our
eyes, and the dream is all about providing for our whole life as
soon as possible,
rather than the traditional 40
years and a gold watch
retirement plan we all grew up
with as the ideal.
This new mind-shift we are collectively experiencing is:
Retirement plans are the new “luxury.”
Financial stability and retirement
all set up for security and
enjoyment are now seen as the
ultimate luxury.
Consider this. After 10, 12, and/or 14 years, your 30-year fixed-rate loan
will shrink down to a fraction of the value of your home because inflation
made everything else higher in price, except the fixed-rate loan.
Inflation becomes your ally
when you invest in a single-
family home.
Suddenly, that question of how many rental properties to retire becomes a fun game we “play” rather
than a stressor. It all becomes very clear and doable. You can sell two of the houses, pay any capital
gains, use the remainder of the profits to pay off your other six small remaining loans,
and now the six free and clear rental
properties you have can provide you with a
cash flow that is very good. This is what
Adiel Gorel calls Remote Control
Retirement Riches, the same title as
Gorel’s book.
Contact Us At: https://icgre.com
retirement planning at 40?
Real Estate To Retire
Event Launch
Many of us now start to plan for retirement as young as 22
years old by asking how many rental properties to retire.
Morgan Stanley Investor Pulse
Poll shows that our young adults
are anxious about having enough
for retirement and jumping into
action.
"Millennials face retirement planning with gusto.
Most see traditional retirement plans won't
work and seek out single-family home rentals
for beginning retirement planning. This is the
right strategy at 30, 40, 50, 60, even 70 years
old.” -Adiel Gorel, Owner of International
Capital Group
There is a new American Dream revealing itself before our
eyes, and the dream is all about providing for our whole life as
soon as possible,
rather than the traditional 40
years and a gold watch
retirement plan we all grew up
with as the ideal.
This new mind-shift we are collectively experiencing is:
Retirement plans are the new “luxury.”
Financial stability and retirement
all set up for security and
enjoyment are now seen as the
ultimate luxury.
Consider this. After 10, 12, and/or 14 years, your 30-year fixed-rate loan
will shrink down to a fraction of the value of your home because inflation
made everything else higher in price, except the fixed-rate loan.
Inflation becomes your ally
when you invest in a single-
family home.
Suddenly, that question of how many rental properties to retire becomes a fun game we “play” rather
than a stressor. It all becomes very clear and doable. You can sell two of the houses, pay any capital
gains, use the remainder of the profits to pay off your other six small remaining loans,
and now the six free and clear rental
properties you have can provide you with a
cash flow that is very good. This is what
Adiel Gorel calls Remote Control
Retirement Riches, the same title as
Gorel’s book.
Contact Us At: https://icgre.com