Real Estate Investment Funds Your Broker Wont Tell You About

Your broker or online trading site wont tell you about a type of fund that only the most sophisticated investors have the opportunity to invest in.

Your broker or online trading site wont tell you about a type of fund that only the most sophisticated investors have the opportunity to invest in. These savvy investors are looking for capital appreciation and monthly cash distributions without the ups and downs of the stock market and the low yields of bonds.

Investors are discovering publicly held non-traded real estate fund as a way to eliminate the concern of stock price fluctuation. These funds can pay investors monthly cash distributions up to 11% per year and pass through profits from the sale of properties.
The objective of this type of fund is to maximize the economic returns of its portfolio of properties or mortgages to provide investors with the greatest possible total return and value.

AllegisOne, Inc., headquartered in Newport Beach, CA specializes in publicly held non-traded real estate funds. This type of fund typically acquires and manages multifamily properties, retail centers, office buildings or industrial properties or provides financing to property owners secured by a mortgage.

So why are most investors unaware of this type of fund? The reason is that stock brokers dont sell this type of fund because they dont make commissions on funds that arent traded. With a traded fund, brokers earn commissions every time an investor buys and sells.

Investors give up a certain degree of liquidity for the potential of earning a significantly higher return compared to bonds or listed equities," said Mark Nester, CPA, guest speaker at the upcoming educational seminars offered by AllegisOne.

To receive the free AllegisOne report about publicly held non-traded real estate funds, send an email to info@allegisone.com or call 949-706-9346.