CRE Income Fund is a commercial real estate income fund designed to provide current income for investors, along with the potential for capital gains. This secured real estate income Fund purchases and owns a diversified portfolio of income-producing assets, purchased to produce above market returns. The Fund is secured by commercial real estate holdings across the United States.
A key challenge for many investors is finding a passive investment that generates income. Our Fund is a completely passive fund and pays investors a tax advantaged distribution, filling this gap in income investments.
When we purchase an asset, we essentially become the bank. So, simply, our fund works as follows:
We receive monthly rent payments from our tenants
We pass a portion of that rent payment back to our investors
Over time the underlying asset increases in value giving us the opportunity to sell and realize the capital gain
Real estate investments are structured in a tax-efficient manner, allowing investors to reduce taxable income through the use of depreciation.
Real estate investments can be nimble and flexible in their investment strategy, giving them the freedom to pursue profitable deals where they’re available.
Targeted returns of 12% per year with 6% preferred
The Fund is the owner of commercial properties
The Fund borrows no more than 60% of the asset’s valuation
Portion of earnings are taxed as long-term capital gains
Management team has a combined twenty years’ experience in Finance and Commercial Real Estate
The Fund pays a targeted 12% IRR with a 6.0% preferred return provision. Because the fund holds title and deed to the property, the Fund also generates capital gains when the assets are sold.
*The graph here is for illustrative purposes only, showing all preferred returns being reinvested. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
The Fund purchases long-term income producing properties. The Fund's strategy is twofold:
Buy & hold cash-flowing, long-term commercial properties for yield and capital gains.