Will i-InvestWorldWide expand into other markets that are not on the website?
Yes i-InvestWorldWide is continually expanding into new markets throughout the globe. The Caribbean, South America, Europe, and Dubai are next on its list.
How long does it take a sales rep to contact me after I request info on the website?
24-48 hours
If I wanted to travel to Central America will i-InvestWorldWide help me arrange my trip and will they have someone show me the property?
Yes, i-InvestWorldWide has sales reps in each market that will be able to cater to your needs, educate you on each market and can show you around to different property locations. i-
InvestWorldWide can put you in contact with a reputable travel agency that can assist you with all of your travel needs.
Does i-InvestWorldWide have relationships with Real Estate attorney’s and Property Management companies in each market?
Yes i-InvestWorldWide has all of the necessary relationships you will need in each market.
Why is it better for me to buy property through i-InvestWorldWide than to go straight through the builder?
When you join together with the i-InvestWorldWide real estate investment group you increase your profit potential while at the same time lowering your personal financial risk because you will be able to take advantage of bulk real estate acquisitions by the organization. This concept is a great way for you as an individual investor to achieve tremendous prices, incentives and or built in equity that you wouldn't have been able to achieve by yourself.
Can self-directed IRAs help some invest in real estate?
If your retirement garden -- specifically your individual retirement account or IRA -- hasn't been growing fast enough to meet your future retirement needs, you might want to join a club of contrarians: those who have decided to take matters into their own hands. Literally.
Self-directed IRAs are billed as "putting the I' back in IRA." They let individuals determine what, when and where to invest their retirement money. And they are catching on -- in no small part thanks to the stock market's volatility and the real estate market's recent riches.
Real estate has always been permitted in IRAs, but few people know about this option. Financial institutions -- mutual funds, stock brokerages, banks -- are typically where IRAs are held. But investments in other things, most notably real estate, are fully permissible under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. It prohibits retirement plans from investing in just two types of investments -- life insurance contracts and collectibles. Everything else is fair game. Always consult an attorney or tax consultant.
