Every day your cash sits in your IRA, 401K, or Money Market account, it loses value. Inflation destroys value. And with the stock market's ups and downs, it's hard to know how to build wealth for your future.
Real Estate is one of those asset classes, when bought smart, financed smart and managed smart, it will provide steady and predictable growth, regardless of the ups and downs of the stock market.
The challenge is...managing properties is a TON of work.
At Clark St Capital, we remove that burden by using our proven investment and management strategies to invest in sound, cash-flow producing multifamily real estate on your behalf.
You get the income, appreciation and tax benefits of being a real estate investor, without the stress and hassles of being a landlord – all while having the peace of mind your money is in safe hands and working hard for you and your family.
Join the Clark St Investor Club (it's free!). It's a community of people, just like you, who are looking at passive real estate investing.
We'll help you determine if passive real estate investing is right for you. We'll also provide you the resources to make a well-informed decision.
When we find great deals that fit your investing goals, we'll share them with you. If you decide to invest, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process.
Your work is done! We'll do all the heavy lifting. We will provide monthly updates and your share of the cash flow.
Investing with Clark St has allowed me to get involved in multifamily real estate in a way that I could not have on my own. By leveraging the market knowledge and expertise that they have to offer, I’ve been able to invest in very predictable, consistent projects.
My experience with Clark St has been great and I have found everything about them to be honest, professional, and first-class.
Jack F. - New Jersey
Institutional and private investors have long used multifamily real estate as the backbone of their portfolios. Multifamily assets have historically strong long-term yields (12%+), as compared to the stock market's historical returns (7.74%).
Real estate returns are more attractive than traditional investments in stocks, bonds and annuities, due to decreased volatility, lack of fees, and the ability to own an asset for 10% - 25% of the value of that asset.
Institutional and private investors widely consider commercial real estate an asset class which helps offset the impact of inflation over the long term.
In fact, that benefit is regularly cited as one of the advantages of adding real estate to a mixed-asset portfolio of investments.
The ability to increase rents over time, while having a long-term mortgage which does not change, is real estate’s inflation-hedging "silver bullet."
Similar to other types of investment property, multifamily rentals come with their fair share of tax breaks. These include depreciation, cost segregation and tax deferred exchanges.
These tax advantages enable investors to legally avoid taxes on the cashflow and capital gains from their real estate investments.
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