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I've been looking at NRAS properties and someone mentioned you could build and then register it for NRAS. I don't know how feasible this is or if it even really possible for a small investor.
For an alternate point of view on the negative for NRAS the following blog (especially the heated comments) is worth a look:
I remember reading some of Lance Spicers stuff and he said that collectible coins with real gold or silver or platinum content was always a good way to transfer cash while holding their value. Also Negotiable Bonds.
As for transferring currency without hitting the $10,000 reporting limit the Australian nugget available in 1kg coins only has a face value of $3000. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Gold_Nugget
The 20% return is bogus as this is a depreciating asset. Normally with a bank deposit the principal is returned to you after the term is expired. So lets do the sums:
ATM Purchase Price: $15,000
Annual Return 20%: $3,000
Income for 10 Years: $30,000
ATM Sale Price 10%: $1,500
Total Income $31,500
Now we take our principal back
Real 10 Year Return: ( $31,500 – $15,000) = $16,500
Cash Per Year (Divide 10 Years) $1,650
Return p.a ($1,650 / $15,000) = 11%
You are hoping the ATM company doesn't go belly up for 10 years for a 11% return.
