Always Read the Fine Print on Mortgage Investment Opportunities


Posted October 27, 2016 by PeterBenson

Are mortgage investment opportunities a wise choice for self-managed retirees? They certainly are when you choose a long established and reputable company.

 
27th October, 16:We've all heard the one about reading the fine print before you sign, and when it comes to your finances, it's crucial. So, too, is choosing a financial institution that has experience, history and proven results.

With traditional investments, such as savings plans and term deposits, delivering such low returns, and stocks and shares somewhat unstable at the moment, many people are searching for alternative investment opportunities.

This in itself is a very smart move - but it's important to read the fine print!
Mortgage investment opportunities are catching the eye of many self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) investors, and it's easy to see why. Offering high returns over a short term, they appear ideal. And they can be, if you do your homework first.

The questions to ask yourself are these: Is this an established finance company? Do they have previous experience in property funding? Do they hold an Australian Financial Services License? Are the loans secured by real Australian property?

If they cannot answer 'yes' to all of these questions, go elsewhere. Many investors are being lured by promises of high returns of 12% or more, by very private lenders with little to no experience, and there are fears they will get their fingers burned.

It is far better to choose a company that may offer slightly lower returns, but is long established with a solid and trustworthy reputation, such as Credit Connect Capital Ltd. With decades of experience in investment, real estate and development, Credit Connect Capital's investment clients include charities, corporations, private loan lenders, religious groups, public and private superannuation funds, high net worth individuals and family offices.

Offering returns from 6%, Credit Connect Capital offers investment security, in that funds are secured by a Registered Mortgage against the borrower's real property, and the company only ever uses Approved Panel Valuers.

So, are SMSFs at risk if they invest in property? Not if they do it right! Choose the right company, read the small print, ask questions and enjoy the profit!

Phone Credit Connect Capital on 1300 795 507.

64/2 Arbour Avenue
Robina
Queensland
4230
1300 795 507
[email protected]
https://www.ccc.com.au/

Disclaimer:

*The information contained in this document has been prepared by Credit Connect Capital (CCC) for general purposes only, while every care has been taken in regards to its accuracy no warranty is given or implied. The information contained herein does not constitute financial product advice and or an offer to invest. We recommend that any person obtain financial, legal and taxation advice prior to making any investment with CCC.

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Last Updated October 27, 2016