IS PDS FOR YOU?
PDS clients generally fall into two categories—those
who want to concentrate their investment for maximum long-term
gain and not immediate cash flow, and those interested in income-building
aspects of owning real estate – those clients desiring
more annual cash flow now.
Key Driver: Real Estate Investing – Longer
term
PDS tailors its approach to your goals, whether you are an
experienced investor with an existing portfolio that you are looking to asset manage or you are someone looking to add real estate
to your financial plan for the first time.
Experienced investor. This is someone who
already owns multiple units and wants to solidify their current portfolio or expand
their portfolio’s
real estate holdings in the U.S. and/or international markets.
PDS can recommend how best to diversify their portfolios and
recommend the best investment strategies minimizing tax liabilities.
Moderately-experienced investor. Working with PDS, an investor
with a portfolio of fewer than five units could easily expand
and diversify holdings while investing more efficiently.
New investor. The novice investor with no real estate investments
probably lacks the time, knowledge and experience to invest
effectively alone. This individual works with PDS because he
recognizes the importance of real estate to building long-term
security.
Key Driver: Annual Cash Flow.
PDS’s comprehensive, distinctive
and personal approach is ideal for the real estate investor
interested in income building.
Real Estate. Whether you are an experienced or not in real
estate, the PDS approach can tailor a real estate portfolio
for you that produces an annual cash flow, supplementing your
income.
Key Driver: Baby Boomer
The PDS individualized approach and effective methods are
of particular interest to those investors born between 1946
and 1964. With retirement looming, they want to scale down
their home investment and secure their future. PDS can help
such investors leverage pensions or profits from the sale of
the family home to provide secure and steady retirement income. |