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Investing in Infrastructure Projects
A Few Things to Consider
Investing in infrastructure projects have long-term economic effects and rewards. This not only includes the communities, but also the investors.
As with any investment, you must do your due diligence and monitoring of your investment. We supply you the tools to do so.
Using the GRIP Method/Plan, we recommend that you research projects that first have a yield directly back to investors. These are usually energy and natural resources management type of programs, such as solar, wind, and water.
Natural resource management investments have vehicles for ROI with electric & water bills, or increase in millage of property taxes and similar revenue streams.
The issues with roads, and bridges is ROI without some form of tolling system or increase in the local gasoline taxes.
If a community is simultaneously developing with an infrastructure plan multiple projects, then under some form of private-public partnership (P3) can be established with other special purpose organization known both as SPE and SPV. These can issue corporate stocks and bonds.
An enterprise zone type of development is similar to the China "Belt & Road" Initiative (BRI) and also has components of the "Green New Deal" (GND). This is because these each have elements to them which have proven successful, but there are some later developing issues, which can be avoided ab inito even in the planning phases of the projects. BTW GND actually goes back to Alexander Hamilton and there are also many similarities to Roosevelt's WPA, TVA and related "New Deal" projects.
Albeit the GND & BRI have been viewed and reviewed through environmentalist's lens, this does not dismiss or dilute how these can be viewed through an economic and investors' lenses.
These are areas we have witnessed to be where infrastructure financing is leading to the private sector investments. And let's face it: The USA is already about $22 trillion in debt!
The GRIP method of financing is also advantageous to investors at all levels from:
- Corporations repatriating their $4 trillion of off-shore money into to tax-exempt infrastructure investment accounts;
- Public Pension Funds investing their $4.33 trillion into to tax-exempt infrastructure investment accounts;
- The average taxpayer investing their income tax withholding into 13-week Treasury Bills, taking the tax deductions, earning about 2% tax-exempt interest, and on April 15th, pay their taxes due, which should be reduced by up to 20% and have a larger refund/savings.
And since it is patently clear we can't count on Congress or the Trump Administration to come up with a plan and the financing of infrastructure projects, it is up to US, to do it. We should be rewarded and prosper for doing so.
THEREFORE: It is time we all "Get a GRIP"
Finally, the banks, private equity firms, brokers and financial advisers listed with us on this website are those we have researched and vetted, with as much efforts as were humanly possible. However, we give these to use as your start to your search to find a bank, lending institution, investment firm and all others with fiduciary responsibilities to you and your investments. If they say they are certified and they are knowledgeable about the GRIP method of infrastructure financing, PLEASE contact us immediately.