F
irst National Realty Partners (FNRP) is offering accredited investors the opportunity to invest in select necessity-based retail opportunities through Self-Directed IRAs (SDIRAs). This approach provides flexibility and control while granting access to the growth potential of commercial real estate.
With a SDIRA, eligible investors can allocate retirement funds to FNRP's national portfolio of grocery-anchored shopping centers and other necessity-based retail properties. This allows investors to benefit from the potential tax advantages offered by IRAs.
"Our team manages and simplifies the process, so investors can focus on growing their retirement wealth," said Andrew DeNardo, President and Head of Investor Relations at FNRP. "Self-Directed IRA investing has long been a tool for retirement diversification."
Investing through an SDIRA with FNRP offers several benefits:
* Diversification by adding a non-correlated asset class
* Tangible assets with intrinsic value
* Inflation hedge, as CRE income can rise with inflation
* Stability in necessity-based retail, historically consistent across market cycles
"Expanding access to institutional-quality real estate has always been part of FNRP's core mission," said Jared Feldman, Executive Chairman at FNRP. "Allowing investment through Self-Directed IRAs is one example of how we meet investors where they are."
SDIRA investing with FNRP is simple and requires only a few steps:
1. Learn about the firm's SDIRA-eligible investment properties on fnrpusa.com.
2. Engage with FNRP's Investor Relations team for personalized support.
3. Invest in commercial real estate through a streamlined SDIRA process.
4. Collect quarterly distributions* and monitor performance via your investor portal.
SDIRAs provide a way to diversify retirement portfolios with commercial real estate, potentially offering enhanced returns and reduced risk compared to other investment strategies. To learn more about investing with FNRP through a Self-Directed IRA, visit fnrpusa.com/self-directed-ira.
Note: Investments in real estate are speculative and involve risk. This communication does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any such offer will be made only through a confidential offering memorandum to qualified accredited investors.
