Portfolio

4Plex in Calgary

It consists of two duplexes side by side, which were acquired in 2020. The upper units have 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ bathrooms spread across a comfortable 1,600 sq ft area. The lower units have 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom and are around 600 sq ft in size.

8Plex in Edmonton

This small bungalow sits on a large 55 x 150 lot and was added to our portfolio in 2021 to be demolished and replaced by this Infill Project. Currently in the Pre-Development phase, the properties are expected to be ready by the end of 2024.

12Plex in Red Deer

Excellent apartment building comprises 6 units with 2 bedrooms and another 6 units with 1 bedroom and that became part of our portfolio in 2022. Currently in the stabilization phase, it is fully leased and generating positive cash flow.

8Plex in Calgary

A collection of four side-by-side duplexes, purchased in 2022 and set to be completed by December 2023. The upper units have 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ bathrooms spread over more than 1,600 sq ft of area. The lower units have 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, covering over 600 sq ft.

8Plex in Beaumont

Another set of four duplexes, side by side, but these has front double car garage attached. They were acquired in 2023 and will be ready in Q2 2024. The upper units have 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ bathrooms in over 1,500 sq ft. The lower units have 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with just under 550 sq ft.

Apartment in Calgary

A spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment, with almost 1,200 sq ft, was also acquired in 2023. Strategically located for us to explore medium-term rentals, its delivery is scheduled for 2025.

Types of structure utilized in our Projects.

Joint Venture (JV)

A joint venture is a partnership between two or more parties, each contributing assets, expertise, or capital to a real estate project. The collaboration can maximize resources, spreading the workload, risks, and rewards. JVs are versatile, catering to diverse skills and capital contributions. Partnerships can be project-specific or ongoing, tailored to the goals of the parties involved.

Structured Ownership

Corporate partnerships involve forming a separate legal entity to undertake real estate investments. This structure provides clear ownership divisions and defined roles. Corporate partnerships offer advantages like limited liability and efficient tax management. Decisions are usually made collectively by shareholders, ensuring transparency and accountability.

General Partner (GP) / Limited Partner (LP)

In a GP/LP structure, a general partner (GP) manages the investment, making decisions and overseeing operations. Limited partners (LPs) invest capital but have less control and risk exposure. LPs often contribute funds while GPs provide expertise and management. This structure is common in private equity and real estate funds, allowing for efficient capital mobilization and risk distribution.

Private Lending

Private lending involves borrowing funds from individuals or institutions to finance real estate projects. As a private lender you provide capital to real estate projects without actively participating in management decisions e theirs risks. As financial contributors, you are receiving fixed returns on your investments. This approach suits those who seek exposure to real estate's potential without direct operational involvement.

How you can be part of our Projects

The way that you can participate of our projects, depend on the project. However, there are two distinct roles: equity partners and financial contributors. Each role presents a unique way to engage in our real estate investments projects and both offers great opportunities of return for your money.

Being an equity partner means you hold a stake in the project itself and, depending on the structure of the project, also you shared rewards, responsibilities, and some level of risk.

In the other hand, as a financial contributor your primary focus is on providing essential capital to the project and exchange for a fixed return, but you don't hold ownership in the asset itself. This role frees you from the direct risk exposure that equity partners assume.