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Summary
➡ The article discusses a strategy for investing in real estate, particularly warehouses and manufacturing facilities, to gain tax benefits and increase wealth. The author suggests using leverage to invest, breaking down the asset into its core components for depreciation, and taking advantage of tax cuts. They also mention different ways to invest based on your financial level, from buying shares in REITs to direct ownership. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the financial benefits of real estate investment beyond just the cash return.
➡ The text discusses a strategy for building wealth by investing in real estate, specifically industrial buildings and warehouses. The author explains that buying a building and taking advantage of tax benefits can result in significant returns. Additionally, the surrounding infrastructure, labor markets, and services can also be profitable investment areas. The author emphasizes that this is a long-term strategy, not a get-rich-quick scheme, and that it’s accessible to anyone, regardless of budget.
➡ The text is about a free workshop that teaches how to invest money effectively, similar to how billionaires do. The author encourages participation in the workshop to learn these strategies and avoid being left behind in wealth accumulation. The workshop will also explain the concept of layered investing used by billionaires.
Transcript
My name is Mark Moss. I’ve built multiple seven and eight-figure businesses and investments by tracking macroeconomic shifts exactly like this one, so let’s go. All right, now we’re talking really big numbers here, but most people don’t see through the surface level. They don’t see through the first order, second order, to the third, to the fourth order, and what this means, but don’t worry, I’m going to break it down for you. Not the news headlines. You can read those on your own, but what does it mean? And more importantly, how can we use this to our advantage? Okay, so you’ve seen this, the $8 trillion bombshell.
What I’m talking about is Trump is talking about the amount, the massive amount of investments that’s coming into the United States. Apple, $500 billion. Nvidia, $500 billion. This is commitments of Apple from Nvidia, et cetera, to start building in the United States, building new warehouses, building new factories. Softbank, $200. TSMC, microchips, $165 billion. J&J, $55 billion. Hyundai, $21 billion. Lots and lots of money, but where does the money go? You hear this number, $500 billion, $500 billion, $22 billion. As a matter of fact, we were watching this last night as Trump’s president, President Trump’s announcement, and my daughter was like, man, those are really big numbers.
She was blown away here in these billions of numbers. Yes, it is a big number. Where does the money go? That’s why we have to think in second, third, fourth, fifth order effects. We’ll break it down. But that’s another reason why if you watched my other video breaking a bunch of tariff myths, we talked about tariffs actually go to the manufacturers, the importers, maybe a little bit to the consumers, most of it not there because the consumer can’t afford it. So it goes to the manufacturers. How? Well, they have to build new factories. This money is going to go into their price.
Okay, that is the $8 trillion bombshell. And while everyone’s focusing on the tariffs and all the doom, oh, Trump’s going to ruin the economy and the countries are going to bypass the US and no one’s going to send here and on and on and on. We are positioning. We see the data. We look past the headlines and we’re already taken position. I’m going to show you how big positions are already being taken while you’re already a little bit late, but we’re going to catch you up. Okay, the hidden shift. The hidden shift is that there is a plan.
I call it Maya. Make America investable again. And there’s a lot of stuff that’s been been done in the first 100 days. Lots of executive orders that have gone to place. We’ve covered it in another video talking about the Mar-a-Lago Accords. We’ll link to that Mar-a-Lago Accords video down below if you want to understand this whole make America investable again thesis. But like I said, there’s already a wealth transfer happening. I think about this. $8 trillion in commitments just in the first 100 days. Like we’ll see what happens over the next couple months, couple quarters. 22% plus positive 2% gross domestic investment.
So we’re talking $8 trillion is about 20% of the entire gross domestic product, the GDP of the United States. A 22% increase. Are you kidding me? Typically we’re seeing single digit increases. We’re talking about 22% increase. And then in a single quarter, this is all happening in a single quarter. Now, like I said, all this money has to go somewhere. It’s going to go to lots of places and go into your pocket. Like for example, what we’re already seen being front run billionaires are front running. This is well, let’s think about this. So Apple TSMC, they’re going to come in.
They’re going to do their manufacturing here. So what are they going to need? Well, they’re going to need buildings. They’re going to need warehouses. They’re going to need office spaces, right? That would be the first thing. Let’s set up an office. So we can start building that up. So what do you think is already happening? We can see warehouse vacancies in 30 key states of the United States, more than half, are at 25 year lows. Now, all you see is doom and gloom on the news about, oh, don’t you know, Mark, that commercial real estate’s about to explode? And don’t you know that all these banks are upside down on them? Okay, so first of all, commercial real estate’s a really big category.
So certainly, like high rise office space in San Francisco has been hit really hard. But when we’re talking about manufacturing, we’re talking about manufacturing facilities, we’re talking about warehouses. It’s a whole different story. What we can see, industrial vacancy rate increases are at basically an all time low 25 year low. Look at this. Look at where this level is compared to where we were back in 2010 to 2012. Really, really low. Look at the data, not the headlines. Now, the question you might be asking the hidden shift is, well, where does all this money and where do we play it? And so you might be thinking, well, I should probably buy stocks, I should probably think about the companies, I guess, Apple, they’re going to be building a bunch here, Honda or TSMC.
And I try to pick winners in that. But here’s the thing. We have a historical analogy that breaks us down for us. Think about the gold rush. In the gold rush, it wasn’t the miners that went digging for the gold that made all the money. You’ve heard this before. It was the people that sold the picks and shovels. But let’s think even one level past that if we want to make a lot of money. Anyway, the next level is who controlled the infrastructure. So digging for gold, sure, buying buckets and shovels, jeans, sure, but who controls the infrastructure.
And that is the role that the United States is in right now come to the country. But it’s also a role that you and I can play with our investments, if we want to have like a heads you win, tails you win scenario. So what am I talking about? Well, like I said, the billionaires are already front running this, okay, I showed you the vacancy rates on these types of buildings that they’re going to be going after specifically. Why is that? Well, they understand that there’s limited amount of buildings available today, more will be built. But limited today, with this massive rush coming in, economics 101 supply and demand, right? So that’s exactly what’s happening.
But what is their plan? Well, they’re doing something, what I call the depreciation accelerator. This is how the billionaires make 234 even 500% more on their money without spending an extra dollar. But you don’t have to be a billionaire. I’m going to show you how you can do it, no matter what your portfolio size is. But it’s all based off of something I call the depreciation accelerator. And to really understand this, it’s using different types of assets. In this example, we’re going to use real estate, you can use it some other assets, real estate, and what I call tax engineering.
And again, we get a double win. Let me break it down for you first, by showing you another clip of President Trump talking about this. Let’s just cut to the clip. But our big, beautiful bill, as I call it, include 100% expensing retroactive to January 20. So expensing one year, you take a deduction one year, so you can build your factories right now, essentially almost tax free, if you’re going to make that expensing for a four year period at a full 100%. Okay, so you heard from the president himself right there. What he’s talking about is bonus depreciation or accelerated depreciation.
Now he put it in, in the first term where he got these tax breaks. But later in the interview, he talked about how it dwindled from 100% to 80, 60, 40, etc. And what he’s saying is now we’re going to put them into place for four years. This means that if you buy these capital assets, if you invest this money, instead of taking your depreciation over years or decades, you can take it all in year one. And he said you can essentially build all your factory tax free. But that’s not good enough for what we want.
We don’t want to just write off taxes. We want to engineer a better way to do this. We want to double win. I want the cash flow from the investment plus capital appreciation if I can. But what I want is I want the tax write offs. Now, you hear a lot of times like I need to spend this for my business, I want the tax write off. No, no, no, that’s that’s that’s level one thinking. I don’t want to spend the dollar and write off a dollar. I want to spend a dollar and write off $5.
So that’s pretty good, right? I get the cash flow and I get the write offs. Now, if you’d like to figure out what this depreciation accelerators and how you could apply it in your own finances, your own investments, no matter what level you’re at, I’m going to have a live event next week. I’m going to invite you to it. It’s a whole workshop. And I’m going to give you all the tools that you can calculate all this out so you can do this for yourself. Like I said, it’s a live workshop. I’m hosting. It’s all free.
We’ll put a link to it down below. QR code here on the screen. Let me show you how to accelerate your wealth three to 500% faster without making any more money. Using the tools the billionaires do. All right, now let’s jump into the exact steps that you would be doing. Well, these are the steps that the billionaires use to do their strategies. The steps that Donald Trump used to get rich is the steps that my friend Robert Kiyosaki uses. That’s the steps that I use. I’m going to share them with you. Okay. Number one, you can invest into real estate.
In this I’m thinking about warehouses, not office, not high-rise office space in San Francisco. Don’t go into that. I’m talking about warehouses. I’m talking about manufacturing facilities. I’m talking about places with loading docks. I’m talking about the places that are going to benefit from all this new investment that’s coming in. Number one, two, what we do is we want to use leverage into the asset. That’s the great thing with real estate, especially in the United States, but even in the rest of the world is that I can use other people’s money. I can get a loan for that.
So I don’t have to put all the money up. So in the United States, I might have to put 20%, 25%, maybe 30% down. So I put 300,000 down on a million dollar asset. I’m going to break the math for you down here in a second. So I get leverage into the asset. Then what we do is we use something called cost segregation, where we don’t look at the asset as a whole. We break it down to its core components. And the reason why we want to do that is we want to get massive depreciation in year one, because we can depreciate the entire building.
But some parts can be depreciated faster than others. So we cost segregated. Then what we do is we use the new bonus depreciation, which is what Trump was just talking about. So on this commercial, real estate, warehouse, etc. Typically, I would have 39 years to depreciate that asset. But thanks to Trump, renewing these tax cuts, I can take all the depreciation in year one. Now you can do this on other assets. You can do it on a car, for example. I did it. I did it for my cars. Basically, this is like the government subsidizing your own investment.
So the government is literally paying you to invest. They’re literally paying you or giving your money back for you to invest and make money. Pretty cool, right? Now, I want to show you the math behind this. You can understand exactly how much money you could make with the government paying you to invest. Before I show you the math, what I want to show you is just how this could apply to anybody. So you don’t think this doesn’t apply to you. Number one. Alright, let’s say that you’re at the beginner level. You have about 100 bucks.
You’re a starter level. You could buy industrial buildings. Remember, you don’t want the office space in San Francisco, but industrial warehouses, things like that. And you can buy them through REITs. REITs are basically like a stock. You can buy them through your retirement account, your 401k account, and you can just buy it. So you can buy a couple of shares. With $100, you can get started. Now, a lot of these REITs focus on, well, REITs focus on different parts, right? They have retail, big box stores, right? Shopping centers were like, you know, best buy is there.
Then they have like office space. But they also have the industrial, the warehouse space, the stuff that we’re going to want. Some REITs that I like are focusing just on data centers, for example. Alright, those are growing areas. Now, some REITs, if you buy the right ones, they pass through this depreciation. So the tax ratas we’re talking about, break the math down for you. But these tax ratas we talk about, they’re going to pass that down. The next level, if I have a little bit more money, is I can, you know, $5,000 to $10,000 level, is I can still get into real estate.
I don’t really have enough to buy my own real estate, but I can do it through crowdfunding. And so crowdfunding pools money and I get fractional ownership into the real estate. A couple companies are Fundrise, Crowdstreet. There’s a whole bunch of them out there today that you can do this. And they let you start with $5,000 or $10,000, earn cash flow. But again, a lot of these will pass these tax depreciation through to you. You have a $50,000 to $100,000 level. Now you might be able to buy, we definitely could do this with single family homes.
You can certainly buy them with that. You can do that level. Or you can do limited partnerships and syndicates. So a lot of you are not looking for more jobs. And I hate to tell you this, but the dream of passive income and real estate is just that it’s a dream. The reality is that when you own real estate, multifamily, single family, Airbnbs, it’s a job. It’s not passive. You don’t wake up every day with money in your account. You have to deal with all those issues. If you want real passive, you’d go into like limited partnerships and syndicates, and you let them do that.
Now, you’re going to get a lot more of the tax benefits passed down to you. And then finally, if you’re a credit investor, you have more money and more time, you can do direct ownership. Now, the way that I look at this sort of an analogy is sort of setting up a toll booth. So you have this toll road, you can set up a toll booth. If you’re on a small budget, you basically own shares in the toll booth. It’s pretty good. Not you don’t own the whole thing, but you own the shares. On a medium budget, you own percentages of the tolls that are collected, right, fractionalized percentages.
On a large budget, you own the entire toll booth. So you can decide where you get in with your own level of sophistication and your own money. But let’s break this down on some math. So for example, I’m looking at some of these in middle America and the Rust Belt, the areas that are going to really benefit from this, this surge of money coming in. So in Ohio, there’s a $1 million warehouse. It’s about 50,000 square feet of warehouse space. And for this, I would put a 30% down payment or about $300,000 down. That’s the amount of money that would come out of my pocket to control to own a million dollars worth of real estate.
Now, the gross rental income of this is about $120,000. So that’s once I rent this warehouse out, that’s what I expect to make back about 120 grand. Now, that’s not profit, because I got to pay for the loan, I got to pay for the maintenance, I got to pay the taxes, all these other things. So I’m going to have an NOI or what we call an net operating income of about $90,000. That would be my net, right? That’s my income. That’s about a 9% cash on cash return COC. I always like to measure it this way.
This is 90,000 divided by the 300,000. So I have about a 9% return on my money. Alright, it’s pretty good. But you might be saying, but Mark, 9%. That’s ridiculous. Like, I’ll buy Bitcoin, Bitcoin is going to buy 50%. I could buy Nvidia stock or Tesla stock, they’re going to buy 10 or 20%. I can go into private equity that pays me 25%. Why do I want 9% real estate sounds like a terrible deal. Well, the billionaires aren’t buying real estate for real estate, and they’re certainly not buying it for 9%. Here’s what they’re buying it for.
And here’s how it complements Bitcoin doesn’t compete against it. Let me show you. Using the accelerated depreciation, basically taking the million dollar building, doing a cost segregation study on it would maybe allow me to write off 750 maybe up to $900,000. And I can take that in year one, let’s just call in the low end $750,000. So, of the million dollar purchase, $750,000 is right off that I can bring to year one. Now, in a 37% tax bracket, in California, we’re a lot higher when you add that in, but 37% tax bracket, you have about $277,000 in savings in year one.
So, I have the 277, so I paid 300, I get 90, plus I get 277 in year one, which means I have 122% return in year one. So, that means I bought a million dollar building, I got 122% return in year one, that means I got all my money back plus some. So, if I get all my money back, plus I get even more profit on top of that. And I still own the million dollar building giving me almost 100 grand a year. What’s my return now? If I’m making almost 100 grand a year with zero cash in the deal, what’s my return? The answer is, it’s infinite.
Now, what’s a better return? I have an infinite return. Now, there’s a lot of good things, there’s bad things, but this is how wealth is really built. Not some get rich quick schemes, you’re not gonna get rich like this by buying meme stocks, meme tokens, you’re just not gonna do it. You’re not gonna get through trading options or day trading stocks. This is how the billionaires do it, and you can do this on any budget. Okay, now let’s take a look at why I think this is a bulletproof way to build massive wealth. Number one, you might say, but Mark, Trump put this in, he’s only gonna be there for four years, he said they expire in four years.
What if he leaves? Okay, good question. But number one, so what? I’ve already bought the building, I’ve already taken the depreciation, I got it back in year one. Cool. So, that means I have a couple years to do this. Think about what that means. That means everybody has a couple years to do this. That means massive amount of investment capital is going to be moving into this area right now, we have a chance to front run that. Number two, factories are very sticky. What does that mean? When Apple or TSMC, when they decide to spend $500 billion to build new factories, they don’t just abandon that next month.
They go, well, we’re pretty good this quarter, we’re out. Like, no, they’re committing for decades and decades and decades. You don’t just move a factory, right? So, these are long term investments. Number two, when you buy these types of warehouses, these industrial buildings, things like that, the leases are long term. When TSMC is going to come in and lease that building from you, they’re not just moving out in six months. Again, they’ll be there for decades and decades and decades. And this is all inflation resistant. So, as prices continue to go up, you raise your rents.
You raise your rents to keep up with inflation. It’s all inflation resistant. All right, now I can already hear you guys. So, let me just answer the questions. But Mark, this is real estate. I don’t like real estate. I don’t want to do real estate. It’s too much work. It’s too much time. Whatever. Cool. What’s next? So, remember, think second, third, fourth, fifth order. How do we take advantage of this $8 trillion that’s already been committed, just in quarter one, and put some of that in our pockets? Okay, what we want to do is we want to think about the depreciation accelerator and where it goes after that.
So, we have this $8 trillion and we’re thinking in second, third, fourth, fifth order. So, like, number one, where else does it go? I don’t want to buy the warehouse or the factory. Well, what about the supporting infrastructure for that? So, what are these new warehouses and factories, especially when they have a lot of automation AI running? Well, they need power. They need lots of power. They need lots of energy. There’s lots of things around that that we can potentially look into investing and see that rise, which is part of the reason why Trump’s make America investable again, is removing regulations so it can grow, but more importantly, producing massive amounts of energy.
So, number one. Number two, labor markets. So, for example, when you build these new warehouse distribution points and manufacturing centers, what has to happen? Well, we also have to hire a lot of people. And those lots of people happen to need housing. So, maybe I just want to buy single family housing. I can buy single family housing around where they’re building them. I, you know, I’ve been in real estate for a long time. Some of my friends that are still invested into real estate are buying homes or have been buying homes around where like, for example, Costco or Amazon are building their distribution centers, right? Because you need lots of people housing.
Also, lots of services. You’ve been watching people talk about buy boring businesses. So, all these service-based business around there. So, people move into the housing. They need house cleaners. They need carpet cleaners. They need repair people. Also, retail. They need somewhere to shop. They need somewhere to buy all this stuff. So, all these retail stores are going to boom in those areas. Entertainment, of course, all those people need to do something and stuff like that. So, lots of places in the labor market that we can benefit from this. And then we also think about the velocity.
This is something I talk about all the time. How do I get one dollar to do one job or how do I get it to do two jobs, three jobs, four jobs, five jobs? And more importantly, how do I get it doing multiple jobs and the fastest rate possible? The question is, how fast can you move your money through those things? This is through the wealth stacking principle that I teach, part of the acceleration. Okay, now, what are the potential concerns that we have here? Well, let’s think. You might be thinking, well, the taxes, what if they were sent those? Well, like I said, those are locked in.
I received the full benefit of that in year one. Number two, do you need special connections? Well, certainly, if you want to buy warehouses and things like that, you need to know people in those areas. But you could go through, like I said, some of these crowdfunding ways. You can go through some of the REITs or you can go through some syndications. So, you can buy your connections there. Make sense? Now, you could also do it with no experience because, again, if you’re buying into just a REIT or just one of these types of other crowdsourced ways to do that, you don’t really need the experience to do that either.
Now, I would recommend that if you are going to go into a syndication, which I do like, you make sure you find a very reputable one. There’s lots of syndications that popped up over the last couple of years when it got really hot, and they lost a lot of money. So, I would want to make sure you go through somebody who’s very, very experienced, who has a very long track record, who has a track record of maybe 2008 and 2020, and not losing money during those periods. And more importantly, I want to make sure they’re vertically integrated through the entire process.
That’s what I’m looking for. If you want connections on that, come to me. I’ll come back to my workshop next week. We’ll show you some of the people that we’re working with in regards to that. And then finally, the big wealth shift. And this is the key piece that I just want to drive home with. There’s nothing else you take from this video. In times of disruption is when the wealth is made. When things are shifting, money is leaving one old system, one old paradigm, and it’s transferring to a new. We call this the wealth transfer, the often used term.
These is how the Rockefellers and the Carnegie’s became household names when it comes to building wealth. Because in these transformational shifts, they position themselves to take advantage of that. What happens to most people is they stick in the old paradigm. They think that it’s a bad time in the markets, not understanding that it’s actually strategy that’s more important. We know that this is a massive inflection point. As a matter of fact, maybe one of the biggest inflection points that I can remember in my lifetime. We’re talking $8 trillion, over 20% of GDP coming in in a short amount of time.
And I also want to remind you, this is not about politics. If you hate Trump, that’s okay, hate him. But don’t let this cloud your judgment of exactly what’s happening. Don’t let this block you from taking advantage one of the biggest opportunities that we had in our lifetime. Like I said, it’s not timing. It’s not good and bad timing to market. It’s just having the right strategy. And a couple tools that you can use to use this very quickly is one, the depreciation accelerator blueprint, which I want to give you that for free and the wealth velocity engine.
How to make sure $1 investing as fast as it can. I’m gonna give you both of these for free. If you come hang out at me at the workshop next week, I’ll put a link to it down below. Put the QR code on the screen. But either way, come hang out with me and workshop it with these tools or do it on your own. But don’t let this billionaire playbook run without you. Because the rich continue to get richer, the poor get poorer. Why? Because the rich do certain things and you can do the same.
And if you really want to understand how to invest in layers, how the billionaires do that, then you watch this video where I break the entire process. And I hope to see you over there. [tr:trw].
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