The Fastest-Gaining Real Estate Investment in the Universe

I bet more than a few of you have thought about investing in real estate.

Either before the crash, when everyone and their grandmother was doing it, or after the crash, when cratered prices made the prospect of buying low and selling high accessible, it crossed the minds of most people looking to protect their cash against inflation or to bank gains on the flip.

Well, as somebody who’s given it a try, let me tell you — not only is it hard and risky, but the returns make the whole endeavor feel futile when there are so many other options out there.

Perhaps the biggest chunk of uncertainty when it comes to buying and selling or renting out real estate for a trickle of income is predicting what the market will do on a multi-year timeline.

But I recently learned of a method of profiting from the real estate space that effectively neutralizes this key factor — and once you see how it works, you just might be amazed.

Traditionally, real estate is defined by location. We’ve all heard the old adage about the three most important traits of a property…

This new investment, however, evaluates a property’s worth not on its location characteristics but on how it’s used.

Forget Location. Think Function, Function, Function.

The property represented by this investment is being used by the most rapidly expanding market in existence today: digital data storage.

Confused? Let me explain…

Every major modern corporation uses the services of mass data centers, and many of the biggest companies in existence have been built around the growing capacity of these giant data clouds.

Companies like Google, Facebook, Netflix, and many others that rely on the rapid and simultaneous deployment of information to millions of clients are driving demand at an ever-accelerating rate.

Well, not too long ago, some very creative and brilliant businessmen decided to take this demand and market it as actual real estate.

So they created a real estate investment trust and applied it to a company that already had some of the biggest brands in the IT industry as clients.

As a REIT, this investment has some unusual advantages over a normal stock…

It Gains. It Earns. It Rides the Wave of Demand for Digital Space.

For one thing, the dividend rates are unusually high — massive is probably a better word.

Close to 90% of earnings, in fact, are doled back out to shareholders on a regular basis.

And because it’s a trust, its income isn’t taxable.

With Amazon and Netflix as clients and shareholders treated more like partners with the unheard of dividend rates, this stock gives holders a piece of every transaction and every streaming download served by either of these companies.

When I first wrapped my head around this Frankenstein of a security, I realized how brilliant it actually was.

There could be no question of where this market was going, and by taking advantage of it through this company with an unusual legal status, anybody participating can be sure they’re getting the most efficient tax rates possible.

Capital Gains Tax Hikes Are Coming. Use REITs to Send Uncle Sam Packing

Even for a risk-seeking trader like myself, that spells an opportunity that’s hard to ignore.

For those large chunks of cash you don’t want to spend but can’t bring yourself to risk on a blue chip stock with the Dow at 18,000, this is pretty darned compelling.

A few weeks ago, my colleague Brit Ryle, editor and investment director of The Wealth Advisory, did a thorough write-up on how this investment works and where he thinks it’s going to go in 2015.

It’s making waves in the financial community. And with capital gains tax hikes now on the agenda in D.C., many think this could be the investment vehicle of the future.

Don’t miss your chance. Get informed now.

Fortune favors the bold,

Alex Koyfman

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