Alternative Investing with Real Estate Trust Deeds

Investors interested in an income generating alternative investment may want to consider adding real estate trust deeds to your investment portfolio. Diamond Bay Investments, Inc. based out of Las Vegas NV is an example of a company that provides services for trust deed investors. They offer high yield investments in which you could receive 12% or higher returns per year.
As in most cases, the investments are only available to the residents of the state in which the company is licensed to do business in. Currently, DBI’s trust deeds investment are only being offered to investors in the state of Nevada. The information is being provided here as an example for those who want to seek out similar companies that offer trust deed investments available in their state or location.
What is a trust deed?
“A Trust Deed, known as a “deed of trust” is a document recorded against a specific property or group of properties with the county recorder’s office, encumbering the property(s) with a loan. A deed of trust is the document that secures the collateral against the promissory note. An investor, or a group of investors, may fund a loan on real property (real estate). Upon execution of the documents, the investor will then own all of, or part of the loan, including the principal balance as well as the profit from the interest. Typical trust deed investments will yield an investor between 9% and 12% annualized, with monthly interest income.”
Are there risks involved?
The investment is secured by the real property. If the lending company does its job well, with a good appraisal and keeping the loan to value low, the risks can be managed. Should the lending company goes out of business, the investment is still secured by the real property and the trust deeds are in the investor’s name. If the borrower fails to repay within the grace period, foreclosure proceedings is started and the property eventually put up for sale.
What is the minimum for a trust deed investment?
This all depends on the offering from the investing company. It can be the full amount of the loan, or it can be a fractionalized trust deed where the investment can be as low as 25K in a pooled investment.
When seeking a company to service your trust deeds investments. Make sure they can provide the following.
- All loan underwriting and processing
- Title and escrow
- Hazard and flood insurance when necessary
- Current tax payment verification
- Appraisal orders and receipts
Compare the offering to a reputable company like Diamond Bay Investments and you should have an idea if they are suitable.
Diamond Bay’s Offerings
- Experience and licensed
- Trust deed investments yielding exceptional returns
- An investor-oriented company that is consistent and reliable
- Excellent customer service, support and dependable loan servicing
- Dedicated and timely response to investors, borrowers and third-party business partners
- Knowledgeable answers to questions
- Having a professional staff
- Ability to respond and adapt to market changes
Keeping these tips in mind, you should be able to find a company to fulfill your investment needs when it comes to trust deeds investing.
Note: Money invested through a mortgage broker is not guaranteed to earn any interest or return and is not insured. Before investing, investors must be provided applicable disclosure documents if the lending company is legit.
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