A finance graduate, Ronan McMahon worked in the e-business consultancy and dot-com industries before joining International Living as Real Estate Marketing Director in January 2004. Ronan has been an active real estate investor since his early twenties and joining International Living gave him the opportunity to marry his personal and professional interests. Last year Ronan took up the position of Executive Director with Pathfinder. Pathfinder is International Living’s preferred Real Estate advertising partner. Pathfinder scours the globe to find the most unique and value-oriented real estate opportunities.(A Deal That the Public Will Never, Ever See…But Insiders Use…Legally…Every Day to Pocket Millions)
Now, as I said before, I travel the planet in search of real estate opportunities for our readers. But there are some deals – like above – that are for our more “investment-minded” readers.
And so I created an elite service for people who are interested in making A LOT OF MONEY VERY QUICKLY through “off market” deals.
And one of my favorite real estate investing techniques is what’s called the distressed or crisis “off market” deal.
These are special situations, where a developer in a prime world market has gotten stuck in a bad situation.
To get out, they’re willing to give “off market” deals. These are deals they DON’T WANT to get out to the public, because people who have already bought at market prices would be furious at the discounts others are getting.
We get these discounts by having a group of buyers, capable of solving the developer’s problem.
Together, we can purchase a significant amount of the developer’s inventory, and pull him out of his hole.
But we only do this when we’re getting a whopping discount… like up to 50% off the established market value. That way, there will almost certainly be appreciation on the current value in the near future. Plus, the rental market can yield double-digit returns while we’re sitting on it.
So we’re doing what the average investor simply has no way of doing. It’s very much like being part of an elite investor’s group.
You see, you couldn’t contact the developer and get the same deal, unless you were willing to buy up multiple units…he’s going to want full price for one unit. So this is truly an “insider” investment – and it is not available to the general public.