How to invest
Take advantage of our simplified investment process.
Phase 1: Registration
Register your profile and begin the investment process in the United States. Our team will work with you to discover your goals and preferences in order to prepare and optimize your real estate portfolio.
Phase 2: Planning
We will begin preparing your real estate portfolio by creating your U.S. business and it's own bank account. Our team will also work with you to develop a pragmatic and solid investment plan based on your goals, budget, and preferences.
Phase 3: Investing
We will find the best investment opportunities based on the plan and will manage the purchase of the property you choose to invest in. Our team will ensure the property is up to standards before being listed for rent, however we will always obtain your approval before engaging in any repairs or renovations. Improving the property's condition will grow it's market value, therefore increasing your net worth from the start.
Phase 4: Stabilisation
Your property will be listed for rent and the leasing process will be managed by our team. Once you have approved the tenant and the Lease Agreement has been signed, your property will begin generating cash flow and continue growing in value while you begin seeing the results of your investment. As the owner, you will have full access to information regarding your property, such as rent income and property-related expenses, relevant documents, statements and maintenance requests.
The benefits to owning an LLC
Understand the importance of a solid investment structure.
Limited liability
Owners (members) are not personally liable for the company's debts or liabilities. This means personal assets like homes and savings are generally protected.
Simple taxation
In many cases, LLCs are not taxed at the entity level. Instead, profits and losses are passed to the owners’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
Flexibility
Owners can manage the LLC themselves or hire managers to run the operations. LLCs can have unlimited members, which can be individuals, other LLCs, or even foreign entities.
Simplicity
Compared to corporations, LLCs have fewer formalities and ongoing compliance requirements, making them easier and cheaper to maintain.