INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR WHOLESALE INVESTORS.
Managed fund investing in
US distressed property in prime locations.
Take advantage of 3 powerful profit drivers:
1. AUD / USD at record highs
2. US residential property at 10 year lows
3. Rental yields of 8-15% per annum
Benefit from the current opportunity:
• Increasing property prices in distressed areas which were pummeled by the housing crisis (e.g. Las Vegas property up an average of 10% in the past 12 months)
• Strong rental yields (Las Vegas average rental yield 10-14% over the past 12 months)
• AUD /USD at record highs means excellent value for the Australian purchaser currently. Moody’s expects a $0.30 decline over the next five years representing an excellent selling proposition for Australian investors at that time.
• Low building activity from 2009 to 2012 means low inventory as the housing market recovery gathers steam over the coming five years.
• High level of bank foreclosures across the USA is holding the property prices at ten year lows and producing an excellent opportunity for large scale acquisition
• Middle-of-the-market homes still at lows while bottom-of-market prices have jumped 10% in the past 12 months. Aspirational homes in gated communities in good school districts can be purchased from $200,000-$250,000, a drop from $650,000-$700,000 in 2006.
• Low residential vacancy rates. Currently 6% in the targeted areas.
• Australian investors have the edge over American investors due to the AUD/USD. According to investment bank Jefferies& Co., major investment firms led by Colony Capital LLC.
• Closed end fund with 5 year investment term (up to 7 years)
• Clear exit strategy leads to clear route to profit
• Anticipated return of not less than 10% - Expected return possibly in excess of 20% per annum
Protect your capital with:
• Growth Based fund that has zero leverage
• Diversity through multiple properties, and multiple property types.
• The Security of UBS as custodian
• The strength of Sotheby’s International Reality as property adviser
• Respected auditors BDO
• Respected administrator Sable
• Title protection through Nevada Title
• First Citedal Capital, Fund Managers of global funds focused on property. CIMA License No.631433
• ASIC registered. Fully compliant, AFSL Holder: Eminance AFSL No:305-031
• AUD investment and AUD returns simplifies taxation.
Maximise your return:
• Minimum Investment $100,000
• 2.25% annual management charge. Minimal operating fees.
• 10% per annum performance hurdle,20% performance fee on returns above hurdle.
• 1-3.9% commission for introducers, qualifying direct investors welcome
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To receive more information or obtain a copy of the Information Memorandum Please call 1300 307 927,
Or visit www.FirstCitadelInvestments.com or Google “USA Property”
Issued by: First Citadel Capital USA, Wholesale Adviser in Australia First Citadel Investments , Eminance AFSL 305-031,
www.firstcitadelinvestments.com, www.eminance.com.au Email: barry.gumm@eminance.com.au
Address: Eminance, RBS Tower, L31, 88 Philip St, Sydney, NSW 2000
Interesting article.
ReplyDeletenice ideas with some perspective
ReplyDeleteNot my cup of tea
ReplyDeletevery informative
ReplyDeleteGreat article!
ReplyDeleteRental market is definitely strong in U.S. and prices have not dropped the way purchase prices have. I'm in DC area and rentals go fast.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment
DeleteI do think the US housing market is finally poised to rise. It is always interesting to see how the currency exchange impacts investments.
ReplyDeleteThanks Harold
DeleteSounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat would be great. Currently our property is not increasing much, if anything, it's decreasing in value (not our loan though) Hope it does start looking up.
ReplyDeleteAny time there is an opportunity to use the power of foreign exchange arbitrage to complete a purchase in another country, there is a very strong chance of appreciation. With Australia's real estate at bubble highs, and America at lows, the switch seems very logical and profitable, given the exchange rates.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wayne, yes if only the AUD dropped against the USA Dollar I think the investment would work anyway with the rental income leaves only the capital growth aspect to work out thereafter. Thank you for your thoughts
DeleteThis could be an opportunity.
ReplyDeleteInteresting perspective.
ReplyDeleteNot realy for me.
ReplyDeleteI went to http://www.firstcitadelinvestments.com/ and could not find the info about location/cities neither properties images. Don't you want to make this more accessible ?
ReplyDeleteThank you Dom, The site is not selling individual properties but rather the managed fund as the investment vehicle. After investments have been received the fund goes and buy the properties in bulk cheaper than on a individual basis and manages the investments for the clients.
DeleteThis is very interesting, thanks for sharing the information on wealth
ReplyDeleteI hope you are right... Real estate NEEDS to make a comeback!
ReplyDeleteThanks
ReplyDeleteIt'll be interesting to see where the investment will be 5 years from now.
ReplyDeleteInteresting article ... good info
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