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In the previous issue, we promised to reveal to you how you could potentially multiply a small investment of RM35,000 by 1,566% and harvest a return of RM2.5 million in a span of only 14 years.
Well, some of you may be doubtful as to how this could be possible, correct? As promised, we will explain in detail how this investment model works and we will also demonstrate to you how time and time again it has been applied creating many of the world’s renowned billionaires.
According to Forbes 1000 World’s Richest List, the number of billionaires increased from 476 (2003) to 691 (2004) within merely a year! Research shows that 190 of them made their fortune through investing in Land and Property! These figures bear testimony that land and property is evidently a money-generating investment channel.
In any form of investment, there are various factors to consider before making a final decision. One should look into the vital variables such as the investment timeframe involved before seeing substantial returns, level of risks vs. percentage of returns, and last but not least, the liquidity factor in case of emergencies.
 Many amongst us are skeptics when it comes to investing our hard-earned money, in share markets or mutual funds. These channels of investment typically promise high returns with of course a befitting price at stake, high risk. No doubt, there are investment funds that offer longer term with lower risk features but the returns potential is also less attractive.
Needless to say, if we keep comparing these conventional investment mediums, we’ll only end up with the same two choices; low risk low returns or high risk high returns. More commonly, the majority settle for low/no-risk investments such as long term fixed deposits of which the Return on Investments (ROI) can go up to 10 times on a 15% (an exceptional achievement) compounded interests, in say, 20 years. Compare that with investing in land in the UK which is estimated to garner the same amount of ROI in a shorter span of 5 to 7 years! This is due to a current massive shortage of land and residential properties in the UK as highlighted by Prime Minister, Gordon Brown. Furthermore, 3 million new homes are expected to be built by the year 2020 and according to Chief Economist, Martin Ellis, the shortage of supply will continue to push house prices up.
Land is the only investment and fixed asset that grows at an exponential rate the longer you hold on to it simply because land cannot be duplicated nor reproduced. Land is the raw material on which our homes - a basic necessity for humankind, factories and offices are built on. Ironically, real estate would not be so ‘real’ without land, now would it?
 And not only does land require much less capital to invest in, it is also a low risk investment, being less subjected to the volatility of the economy compared to investment instruments such as commodities and technologies.
Watch out for the upcoming issue where we’ll share with you more in-depth details about this amazing investment opportunity. Meanwhile, for enquiries on current available investment opportunities, please contact Land International at 03-2095 6889 or Malaysia@Landintfe.com.
Highlights of the coming issue
What is Land Banking?
Concept of Land Banking
Land Banking vs. other real estates
Value of Land in UK (statistics chart)
Land Banking as an investment vehicle
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