SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY FOR EVERGREEN REAL ESTATE

SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY FOR EVERGREEN REAL ESTATE

LOSS OF TRADITIONAL SAVINGS

One of the major results of the housing decline is the loss of a traditional form of savings that served America well for two centuries. From the pioneer days, the frontier days, the industrial revolution and through the modern economy families and seniors had a reliable asset to carry them through their twilight years. Their farm, their property, or their home was a significant source of wealth, and the equity accumulated in their real estate was a substantial savings account.

AMERICAN HOMES UNDERWATER

Now a home could well be an albatross around the neck of many people. They say almost two-thirds of the homes in America are underwater; these home are a liability rather than a profitable asset. Home prices are doomed to decline in he future because even the current depressed prices are not sustainable.

FED STEALING YOUR INTEREST INCOME

Adding to the dilemma of most Americans is the paltry amount of interest a saver can earn on their savings. The  government has destroyed savings. Today one should be earning 13% or more on a bank savings account but the Fed is stealing the interest by its cheap money policies. So where can a saver invest to capitalize on their hard earned nest egg?

STOCK MARKET LOSING PROPOSITION 

The stock market too is a losing proposition. Most investors are losing money or earning very little. The stock market has been traditionally a marginal investment where the brokers and dealers make large sums of money but the everyday investors make little.

WASHINGTON STOLEN SSI FUND

Now Washington has stolen the entire Social Security Trust Fund and squandered away the money on political trinkets and bureaucratic baubles. We do have an IOU in the SSI fund from a hopelessly bankrupt political system but few expect any of the money to be paid back.

BIG GOVERNMENT POLITICIANS

Meanwhile the voters keep voting in big government, big spending politicians from the two parties; and small government constitutionalists are mocked and derided for their fiscally prudent government model that will return power to the people, solvency to the dollar, and prosperity to the economy.

SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY?

So what can you do with your money to save for a rainy day? Where can you invest with confidence, knowing that your money is safe and will produce far more than the inflationary gnomes at the Fed are stealing away with? The only answer is to buy real estate rental property; then you will be in business and not just investing in a stock or bond market that just needed to be bailed out by you-the taxpayer.

BUSINESS NOT INVESTMENT

The only real alternative for us average people is to invest in Real Estate. A rental property will pay for itself over time, produce income, and shelter that income from the unrelenting grasp of the IRS. Invest today in your financial freedom; give us a call at MARK ENGLISH REAL ESTATE and let’s put a plan in motion for your financial future. We are the one stop shop for all your EVERGREEN REAL ESTATE needs. Whether a home of Your own,or  a RETIREMENT INVESTMENT;  Email us at markenglishrealestate@msn.com , or visit us on the web at www.evergreencoloradoliving.com.

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