Your name saw this post on The ActiveRain Real Estate Network and thought it might be of interest to you. Please see the link below to review the post.

How Investing in Deeds of Trust Passes the 4 Ps Pitfall Test
The four Ps of successful investing has been getting a lot of press lately. Investing in Deeds of Trust proves to be a solid strategy across them all.
If you haven’t looked into Investing in Deeds of Trust before, you’re in for a wonderful awakening. With this form of lending, a developer working on a real estate project borrows funds from someone, and that investor (you), are listed on the deed of trust as the lender. The investor receives interest payments from the borrower throughout the term of the loan and when the term ends, the bower pays off his balance in full. Most of these are short-term projects, like fix-and-flips, so the principal balance is only tied up for a matter of months and the investor is free to reinvest the money immediately after the balance is paid. The returns are varying from 9-29%, with an average of about 12%. Considering that CDs start out around 2% and the average stock return is somewhere between 5-7% right now, it can be the smartest way to increase your wealth.
In terms of investment portfolios, the four Ps include price, performance, poor diversification, and paying attention. Price relates specifically to the cost you pay ... more

__________________________________________________
Are you on The Rain? Grow Your Network!