The Numbers And The Strategy

Post 2: The Numbers And The Strategy 📈

Yesterday, I promised to show how gold can boost your real estate returns.
So let’s get practical.

This isn’t theory—it’s a strategy that’s proving itself right now.

My method is based on three simple steps:

1. The Base: Buy physical gold. This is the asset that protects you from inflation.

2. Leverage: Take out a loan for 80% of the gold’s value at an annual interest rate of 8%.

3. Income Engine: Invest the loan funds into income-producing assets like NOTEs (real estate-backed loans) with an annual return of 14%.

Let’s see how it works with a numerical example, using a $100,000 investment for one year:

1. Invest $100,000 in physical gold.

2. Receive a loan of $80,000 at 8% annual interest.

3. Invest the $80,000 in NOTES at a 14% return.

4. Earn from the interest spread $4,800 per year.

5. And here’s the important part: if the price of gold continues to rise, let’s say by 25% (as in the past two years), that’s an additional $25,000 gain on your initial investment.

Total annual return: $29,800, which is almost 30% on your capital!

This isn’t a gamble—it’s a calculated strategy designed to ride the inflation wave and profit massively.
I invite you to look at gold from a banker’s perspective!

The difference between our high-yield NOTES and other real estate like rentals or flips is investment security:

• We reach a ratio of up to 50% total loans relative to the property value.

• The loan is short-term.

• You don’t need to find a buyer to sell a house like in a flip.

• Tenants have strong motivation to pay and not lose the home.

• I’m less sensitive to property price drops, and the tenant is emotionally tied to the home.

• We have clear criteria for which homes can serve as loan collateral, and so far, it’s proving itself.

• No need to deal with repairs or tenant turnover.

(For anyone who wants to learn more about the NOTES and our criteria, send me a private message—I’ll be happy to share links to posts I’ve published before in this group.)

Tomorrow, I’ll share a story about an investor who did this and how shocked he was by the results.