Want to pick your ROI?
Choose Private Equity.
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May 2nd, 2024 • 2 min read
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Have you ever been sitting in your office watching the stock market tracker and thought to yourself, "I wish I could be more in control of my investing?" Well, choosing private equity will allow you to be in the driver seat when it comes to your portfolio. You too can earn returns like the 1% ultra-wealthy!
So what makes private equity great? For one, it's tangible, meaning if you invest in private equity there are many of these projects that are offered in your neighborhood and you can drive right by them. Seeing how the project, you are an equity owner in, is progressing can give you a sense of security for your investments. Real estate investing has proven over the years to be a great way to earn more stable returns. Sure property values can fluctuate, but this is a physical asset and the property will always retain a value.
Private equity funds can be set up to be single asset special purpose vehicles. This means you can invest in one single real estate project of your choice. Your investment does not have to be in a pool of real estate projects and depend on the performance and operating ability of many different developers.
How is that for having more control? You choose your project. You choose your expected returns. You are an owner. Private equity returns can be substantially higher than public equity and give you the control you have been looking for all while allowing you to diversify your portfolio to protect and grow your hard earned money.
You might be asking yourself how do you get started in the world of private equity? We here at ET Capital Partners are available to help you not only understand the benefits of commercial real estate Private Equity investing, but we can help you learn what the investor requirements are for getting started. It's up to you to take the first step to get you in control of your investments, but we are happy to help you every step of the way.
Below are links to two articles titled "At the Money: Should you be a Stock Picker" by Barry Ritholtz and "Most of the US Economy is in Private Markets" by Torsten Slok. This "Fresh Perspectives" blog idea came to my head when reading these articles. Pick your Private Equity, don't pick your stocks! You be the boss of your future! Now go get control!
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