Adam Gant and Emanuel Arruda’s League Assets REIT

Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of visitors to my site after googling the terms “League Assets REIT”, or “Adam Gant”, or “Emanuel Arruda”.  I have a League REIT review posted on my blog, so I get a lot of these hits.

Perhaps these people have seen the ads for League’s investment products, in a newspaper or on Google ads, with returns ranging from 7% to 10% or higher, and they are wondering “Is this League thing for real? I mean…. 10% on my money, c’mon!! And what is with being private? Aren’t all REIT publicly held companies??”

I will set aside for now the fact that 10% is actually quite an achievable return, and this level of investment return can be achieved in many ways, as well as the private vs. public debate.  I want to focus on the “doubt” that some people may have about the private REIT concept, which is really just a matter of being misinformed, sometimes to the point where some people wonder if this private REIT may even be a scam (which it is not — Not only are these guys amazingly intelligent well mannered, and just plain nice – they are in fact INSURED not to be scam artists.)

I’ll say that again. They have scam insurance.

Take a look at a recent press release from League and on the wires, and you will see they hired AON Reed to examine League and submit requests to insurance companies for coverage. No surprise, they were approved for coverage from Econ and Liberty insurance, two insurance companies.

So, hopefully at the same time you do a google search for anything like “is League for real?” you also follow up your skepticism with a healthy dose of getting to know who is behind this company, and opening your mind to higher and ethical returns.