Now, you can easily manage your retirement with Market Advisors to build wealth with real estate.
It’s just that easy! There are two investment programs for you to join, whether you prefer to be a long-term or short-term investor or both:
Accredited Investor Limited Partnership Funds
- Easy entry with low cost.
- Long-term buy/hold strategy with cash flow.
Individual Property Opportunities
- Easy entry and rapid turnover of investment dollars.
- Short-term buy/flip strategy with instant profit.
After you made your choice of which program to join, we’ll do all the work for you!
- We manage the whole process from acquisition to disposition.
- Our foreclosure, REO, and Trustee sale property acquisitions are selected from prime locations.
- Our market analysis is based on proven “market timing principles”.
Market Advisors' specialists can assist you with investing your retirement funds: IRA, ROTH, 401K, and other defined plans can easily participate. Our staff is specially trained to assist each investor through the entire process of investment.
Market Advisors serves investors' retirement accounts for several of the nation’s top retirement custodians, such as PENSCO Trust, Equity Trust, Entrust and others.
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Contact us today to find out how easy
it is to invest with Market Advisors!
Did You Know You Can Invest in Foreclosure Real Estate Using Your IRA/401K Funds?
Ask Us How!"As an experienced real estate investor, the Market Advisors strategy makes a lot of sense to me."
Doris L. Victoria, B.C.
"Now we have diversified our real estate portfolio into single family Foreclosure Real Estate through Market Advisors without any of the headaches of direct ownership."
Jeff & Sylvia C. EL Sobrante, CA.
"I wanted to diversify my retirement funds outside of the stock market. I rolled my traditional IRA over into a PENSCO self-directed IRA account and now, thanks to Market Advisors, I'm active in the foreclosure market."
Bob Z. San Rafael, CA.
