The $6.6 Billion Mortgage Independence Plan
On September 14, 1960, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a law that created a Mortgage Reimbursement Loophole that less than 1% of Americans know about.
And who can blame them for not knowing? Buried deep, 1003 pages into a radical legislation stays a virtual secret that our financial experts are blowing the roof off of.
Because what nearly everyone missed about this plan 60 years ago – and continues to miss today – was that it created of a group of companies who can operate tax-free.
The “only” catches are…
- They must generate 95% of their income from real estate related sources (like interest from mortgages) and…
- They must pay out 90% of the money they make to shareholders
That’s right…
It doesn’t matter whether the real estate market is red hot… Or if it slows to a trickle like it did during the 2008 meltdown…
Companies in this special plan give their shareholders 90% of the money they collect from mortgage interest payments.
In good times. And bad. They don’t have a choice.
Unless they want to pay the standard 21% tax rate for corporations.
In the latest edition of our publication Personal Finance. Jim details this amazing little secret, the publicly traded companies participating in this program, and offers you 5 additional reports to round out your portfolio as a complete investor.
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