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Jimmy Vreeland is maximizing his real estate returns by using the premier financing strategy of the wealthy. As stand-alone tools, both real estate and high cash value life insurance are top-notch.  Their powers of cash flow, appreciation, equity, leverage, tax advantages, and a hedge against inflation are unrivaled by any other product.But when you combine these two high-quality assets together, your money does two things at the same time.  This gives you an unfair advantage parallel to none.

If you’re a believer in one or the other, see how using these two assets symbiotically will supercharge your results.

Where Real Estate Returns Fit in the Cash Flow System

We love cash flow.  Cash flow today is the stepping stone for cash flow tomorrow.

In the Cash Flow System, you first increase cash flow by keeping more of the money you make.  Then you protect your money.  Finally, you increase and make more.

Investing is part of stage 3.  Building a cash-flowing asset portfolio of real estate and business accelerates time and money freedom.

Two Starting Points to the Same Bridge

You may be starting from one pillar or the other.

On the one hand, perhaps you have cash value life insurance.  You want more than just to let the money sit in the policy.  You’re asking: How can I use my cash value life insurance to invest in cash-flowing real estate to accelerate my financial freedom?

On the other hand, perhaps you are a real estate investor.  You want to finance most efficiently to increase your gains.  You’re asking: How do I amplify my real estate returns, by financing through cash value life insurance?

We found no one better to help you understand this strategy than Jimmy Vreeland.  He's a real estate investor who is exploding his real estate returns by building a bridge between these two assets.

Jimmy Vreeland is a passionate real estate investor who is helping other investors to reap the rewards of real estate investing.

The Advantages of Real Estate Returns

Jimmy Vreeland was an Army Ranger and US military officer who read Rich Dad, Poor Dad while he was in Afghanistan.

He realized that he wanted to create systematic, scalable wealth through cash flow in a low-tax environment.

He wanted an asset that he controlled, where he could build wealth by creating value instead of gambling through investments on Wall Street.

All the indicators pointed to real estate.

Consequently, he bought his first property in 2006 and began adding one property per year.

The Beginnings of a Real Estate Lease Options Empire

In 2014, Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott, both former US Military officers and Academy Graduates, partnered to create Joint Ops Properties. To capitalize on unique opportunities in the US Real Estate market.

Joint Ops is now a leader in lease option investment properties.  They have decades of combined experience behind them, with an emphasis on the St. Louis area.

Joint Ops Properties has been able to secure over 160 distres...