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We anticipate very robust investment returns, with a goal starting from 8% upwards to as high as 15% yearly.  Under a great building environment and robust real estate climate, we could potentially achieve significantly greater results. 

Besides our shared investment program as noted earlier, we also offer single family home investment packages.  With this program, we can offer a per unit speculation package per investor (or investor group).  What this means is that you or the group devotes to build and buy a home which you anticipate to sell for profit.  Essentially, “Safe Haven Homes” will come along side and build your house as though you would simply become an owner of a “Safe Haven Home”.  However, instead of living in such a home, you put it up on the market for sale and become a seller. 

Let’s provide an example of the anticipated returns you might be able to realize with such a set-up. Let’s be conservative and say the entire project takes one year (most single family homes can be constructed in approximately 8 to 12-13 months from start to finish).  You initially reserve or buy and existing building lot that is anticipated to become available.  When the lot becomes available, you pay full purchase price (just for the lot of course).  Let’s say the land costs $50,000.  At this point, you chose the house you plan to build.  Let’s say you build a “Smart Home” costing $550,000 (including lot) and it will take a year to build.  Within a month of anticipated completion, it will be made available “For Sale”.  Generally speaking, houses take approximately one to two months to sell.  In a hot market, they can often sell within a day.

We believe a “Safe Haven Home” built with a “Smart Home” concept design located in a “Safe Haven Community” should easily sell 10-20% higher than standard houses in surrounding areas (and possibly even higher depending on market conditions).  Hence, your completed home at $550,000 (land and house cost combined) should be able to sell between $60,500 (at 10% profit on a $605,000 sale price) to $121,000 (at 20%) profit margins.  This does not take into consideration home equity price increases which could elevate these figures even higher nor the potential popularity a Safe Haven Home in a Safe Haven Community could gather as the days become more ominous (do not miss the incredible wealth generating capability a “Smart Home” can achieve.  To find out, make sure to read the link “Become a Millionaire or More” by CLICKING HERE.  I truly believe you will be amazed).

The point is, to be able to make an additional $60,500 – $121,000 in one year or less is nothing to sneeze at.  If repeated over a 10 year period of time (encompassing 10 builds within the 10 years which equates to one house built per year), you could amass a hopeful $605,000 to $1,210,000 windfall (which equates to a 11% – 22% yearly return within a decade on a $550,000 investment. 

One thing to keep in mind is that in this instance you are investing in a physical commodity which should hold it’s value.  Not only that, other income opportunities are may be available for such a worthwhile commodity.  For example, you could use the property as an rental for investment.  Taking it a bit further, if you integrate the “Smart Home” concept using the “in-law” apartment addition, it’s possible you could use this additional component personally while still renting out the base home (obviously with tenant agreement).  As noted, numerous possibilities abound with a “Safe Haven Home”, especially when you combine it with the “Smart Home” addition.

Another view to keep in mind.  Even if the market were to “freeze” and were not able to sell your investment, you could also use it yourself as a strategic and needed “safe” home.  And with a view for investment, you can build as many of such units as you desire.  Or more conservatively, build and sell one at a time while keeping the unit available for your use as desired or needed.  As you can see, there is a good amount of flexibility in the examples  provided.