Profiting From Selling Your Containers
There is a worldwide shortage of four million containers. Prices for new containers are soaring as demand outpaces supply. Like any commodity, supply and demand determine an investment's value. As the world's demand for containers increases, so does the container's value.
In addition, the cost of manufacturing containers is increasing with the cost of the materials. Primarily steel which has escalated both in response to demand and commodity inflation. This adds to the re-sale value of your intermodal container.Currently, there are thousands of shippers who can reap large cost reductions by converting their distribution system from long-haul trucking to rail intermodal. They need these containers for their fleet. In addition, many need the same insulated, temperature-controlled trailers that you have purchased through Intermodal Wealth. They are in high demand and may well be sold at a substantial premium.
Container Prices Have Increased By 180% Over Past 9 Years
The price of dry box (without temperature-control) containers has increased by 180% between 2002 and 2011. You may find the container you buy today will increase in value as the world's economy grows as well as in response to inflation in the cost of steel, labor and other materials used in construction. Curiously, many containers are converted to storage and often used as construction offices and housing. The US government has purchased thousands of containers often at substantial premiums to convert to housing for military and civilian employees in Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflict zones. As a result, you may want to take advantage of the value and sell the container as a profit. Intermodal Wealth will send you monthly bulletins listing the estimated resale prioc of your containers. Remember, the value will also be increased by projected income from the containers. Your sales price will have that future income factored into determining the sales price, which may at times be 1.5 to 2 times the original purchased price.
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In addition, the cost of manufacturing containers is increasing with the cost of the materials. Primarily steel which has escalated both in response to demand and commodity inflation. This adds to the re-sale value of your intermodal container.Currently, there are thousands of shippers who can reap large cost reductions by converting their distribution system from long-haul trucking to rail intermodal. They need these containers for their fleet. In addition, many need the same insulated, temperature-controlled trailers that you have purchased through Intermodal Wealth. They are in high demand and may well be sold at a substantial premium.
Container Prices Have Increased By 180% Over Past 9 Years
The price of dry box (without temperature-control) containers has increased by 180% between 2002 and 2011. You may find the container you buy today will increase in value as the world's economy grows as well as in response to inflation in the cost of steel, labor and other materials used in construction. Curiously, many containers are converted to storage and often used as construction offices and housing. The US government has purchased thousands of containers often at substantial premiums to convert to housing for military and civilian employees in Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflict zones. As a result, you may want to take advantage of the value and sell the container as a profit. Intermodal Wealth will send you monthly bulletins listing the estimated resale prioc of your containers. Remember, the value will also be increased by projected income from the containers. Your sales price will have that future income factored into determining the sales price, which may at times be 1.5 to 2 times the original purchased price.
Contact Us Today To Begin Earning 13% Secured and Guaranteed.
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