Lon got his start in corporate finance before switching to full time real estate investing. Along the way, he also founded Your Castle Real Estate, the largest independent brokerage in Colorado, as well as First Alliance Title.
After seventeen years of active real estate investing, Lon started to look for an easier way to invest.
Here’s the great news! Passive investments make about as much money as active real estate investing. Thirty-five passive investments later, he’s earned 15-20% annual returns, very comparable to his active investments. Similar returns without the hands-on management work is a win in Lon’s book.
- One on One Guidance: We want to get to know you, your long term goals, and investing situation.
- An Investing Strategy Tailored to You: Because every investor’s lifestyle and goals are different.
- A Clear Action Plan: You’ll walk away knowing exactly what steps you need to take to start your investing journey.
Many investors want the diversification real estate brings to their overall investment portfolio, but don’t have the time for active management.
Based on the current market cycle, we’re forecasting similar returns for rental properties and passive investments. Because of this, many clients are shifting their investing to include passive investments. They invest in Ironton Capital’s funds and projects and like that a portion of the profits is shared with charities.
Diversification is lacking for many real estate investors. Passive investing with Ironton Capital gives you access to diversification through three key factors:
- Geography
- Asset Class
- Strategy
The funds invest all over the country in a variety of asset classes, from office buildings to student housing and new development. Ironton Capital utilizes different investing strategies to ensure there’s a healthy balance of risk and reliable returns.
- Go to Ironton Capital’s website to read about their current funds.
- Read this article about why Lon decided to pivot to passive investing and start Ironton Capital.
- Find out how diversifying your investments lowers risk.
