Minimum investment amount for the Partner fund is $100,000. What is more important than money is prior investment experience or at least understanding of the process because you will be involved in the decision making process and taking part of the risk of every investment.

Once a deal has been found, vetted, it is presented to partners for approval. Once it is approved it is then contracted, acquired, and managed. It is partly passive once the property has been acquired but usually it is more active at the beginning of the acquisition process. Then there will be quarterly partner meetings to review KPIs and performance which require attendance and review.

Compounding returns occur when investment earnings are reinvested to generate additional returns, maximizing growth and accelerating wealth accumulation. Reinvested earnings become part of the principal for future investments, creating a snowball effect for exponential growth. For instance, a $50,000 investment with a 10% return grows to $55,000 in the first year, and reinvesting that amount yields $60,500 in the second year. To benefit from this strategy, a minimum capital investment of $50,000 is required, enabling meaningful returns through reinvestment in new deals. In summary, the compounding return strategy is a powerful tool for increasing wealth and achieving financial goals.

In most of our deals, we ensure a large margin of profit for our investors, partners, and firm to meet all our obligations. Our partners get paid first in all of our deals so they do not have to worry about their return and continue to fund our deals. We have never failed to meet our agreed return to this date. Check back this answer in the future to see if this changes.

Because we believe that we have a unique business model and investment criteria, combined with proprietary deal finding technology that results in excellent investment opportunities. We cut out middle men (investment brokers, manager, financial advisors) and deal directly with investors. This allows us to give them the profit directly. Good rule of thumb is that if you see any investment opportunity yielding less than 10%, then a lot of cream off the top goes to middle men and fund managers.

Our firm makes money through management fees (taken off after partner payout), capital appreciation, tax benefits of depreciation, and any additional income generated by our investments after partner payout.

Made popular by Ken Mc Elroy, the infinite return strategy simply put occurs after investing in an asset, creating value, and then extrating the invested capital through an exit event (usually a refinance), returning all capital to partners while keeping an equity stake, resulting in an infinite return.