Retirement and Net Income
Net Income: the key to building wealth for retirement
Owning Investments that provide a potential stable monthly income is a goal for many investors. For retirees, this can be especially true, as it can fund retirement living while the asset remains intact. Retirees faced with minimum distributions often see net income strategies as essential to maintaining their current lifestyle.
Real estate investment securities are designed to allow investor access to commercial real estate benefits without the burdens of management and personal liability.
Income from other alternative investments may provide similar income benefits. The key is to seek investments that pay you to own them.
Access to "institutional" level properties is made possible by many real estate investment securities. "Institutional" means properties customarily bought by institutions such as insurance companies, college endowments, and pension funds.
What are the Types of Investment Structures in the Market?

REITs
Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, are familiar to many since some can be as traded on Wall Street. However, less familiar are non-traded and private trusts. These may offer tax benefits and stability as well as other desired benefits. We believe that these can provide dependable income with preservation of capital.

LLCs
Some funds are structured as LLCs with a variety of potential cash flow strategies based on commercial property or on mortgage debt. They can be based upon apartment buildings, retail, industrial or office properties. There are different strategies that can be utilized in each sector using this structure.

Master Limited Partnerships
Typically invest in pipelines, storage facilities and other oil and gas assets. The rents and fees may provide long term investment income. Current prices are low and may provide an attractive entry point.