Supplemental Income Portfolio
The Supplemental Income Portfolio holds income-producing real estate. This creates a consistent income stream by investing in cash-flowing real estate and real estate related lending. You earn returns primarily through rental dividends from cash flow producing real estate (60%) and interest payments (40%) for a 3 year term. Dividends are generated through property rental payments and are calculated in proportion to your share of the rental pool; and interest payments from debt real estate assets are generated at 9% APR. This rate increases for larger portfolio balances and all lending investments can be extended in 1 year increments.
Strategy
The Supplemental Income Portfolio is a strategy that allows you to take on more risk and increase your passive income returns.
As your portfolio holds income-producing real estate, you get paid dividends from your share of rental payments. These returns will generally be greater than the Direct Capital Portfolio but will fluctuate based on the tenant’s rental payments. If the rent payments decrease, so will your quarterly dividend.
Like the Direct Capital Portfolio, you will also receive monthly interest payments.
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Why it works
When Solsetur holds rental properties, it receives cash payments from tenants but may need additional capital to acquire a new property.
When you invest in the Supplemental Income Portfolio you invest in tenant rent payments (60%) and real state related lending (40%). We then use that cash to buy additional rental properties, increasing the tenant rent payments in your portfolio.
You earn money from the interest and rental dividends that you make from your investment.
How it works
You choose your initial investment amount.
Make your investment via Debit or Credit Card.
Begin receiving monthly interest payments and quarterly dividends.
$10,000
Minimum Investment
9% APR on Real Estate related lending
~20 % IRR on rental Dividends
$25,000
Higher APR
12% APR on Real Estate related lending
~20 % IRR on rental Dividends