reit: What is unique about Nexregen?
- 01/28/08 02:36 PM
Nexregen was founded by Ray Wirta and Harold Hofer for a single purpose to make direct real estate investment easier and more affordable for the small investor. Typically, the sponsor of a private REIT has an in-house "wholesaling" team that is responsible for marketing shares in the private REIT to financial planners. The financial planner usually receives 5% to 7% of his clients' investment in the REIT as a commission. Additionally, the financial planner's parent company (or broker-dealer) also receives a commission, in the 1% to 2% range. Finally, the wholesaler receives a commission of 2% to 3%. When you … (1 comments)
reit: Who is NEXREGEN?
- 01/28/08 02:28 PM
NEXREGEN is THE pioneer in creating real estate investment opportunities that are available to small investors through a proprietary web-based system. Our goal is to make investing in income-producing real estate an easy and user-friendly experience for all Americans, not just the very wealthy, for amounts a low as $2,500. NEXREGEN was founded on the principle that all Americans should be empowered to make their own investment choices and have available to them the same real estate opportunities that are typically reserved for high net worth individuals and institutions, or via commission-based stockbrokers. NEXREGEN was formed by two senior real estate … (0 comments)
reit: What is a REIT?
- 01/28/08 02:26 PM
A REIT is a corporation that combines capital from many investors to buy and operate income-producing real estate. It gives investors a low cost opportunity to include commercial real estate in an investment portfolio. Also, REITs avoid the "double taxation" treatment of income that would result from an investment in a corporation, because REITs do not pay taxes if certain standards are met, including the distribution of at least 90% of income that would otherwise be taxable. Hence, REITs are focused on generating and distributing income to their shareholders. … (0 comments)
Nexregen was founded by Ray Wirta and Harold Hofer for a single purpose to make direct real estate investment easier and more affordable for the small investor. Typically, the sponsor of a private REIT has an in-house "wholesaling" team that is responsible for marketing shares in the private REIT to financial planners. The financial planner usually receives 5% to 7% of his clients' investment in the REIT as a commission. Additionally, the financial planner's parent company (or broker-dealer) also receives a commission, in the 1% to 2% range. Finally, the wholesaler receives a commission of 2% to 3%. When you … (1 comments)
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