Frequently Asked Questions
What does an average monthly return check look like with a $25k minimum investment?**All numbers are projected
- 7-10% cash yield per year
- 1.8-2x total equity growth
- 4-6 year projected hold
- 15-20% target IRR
And on a $25,000 investment, that’s about:
$2500/year, distributed quarterly (assumes 10% yield)
Return $50k total over 5 years, including cash flow and sale in year 5.
And on a $50,000 investment, that’s about:
$5000/year, distributed quarterly (assumes 10% yield)
Return $100k total over 5 years, including cash flow and sale in year 5.
**All numbers are projected
- 7-10% cash yield per year
- 1.8-2x total equity growth
- 4-6 year projected hold
- 15-20% target IRR
And on a $25,000 investment, that’s about:
$2500/year, distributed quarterly (assumes 10% yield)
Return $50k total over 5 years, including cash flow and sale in year 5.
And on a $50,000 investment, that’s about:
$5000/year, distributed quarterly (assumes 10% yield)
Return $100k total over 5 years, including cash flow and sale in year 5.
Am I placing my money in a fund and own shares of a portfolio, or a single property?It’s a diversified portfolio of properties that you own your pro rata share in. In short you share in the entire portfolio.
It’s a diversified portfolio of properties that you own your pro rata share in. In short you share in the entire portfolio.
Can I use any of the properties for a vacation?Yes, you can stay in them for up to 30% off as one of your investor perks.
Yes, you can stay in them for up to 30% off as one of your investor perks.
Do I get the appreciation once one of Techvestor’s short-term rental properties/homes is sold?Investors share in everything. Cash flow, equity growth and appreciation, tax benefits etc.Everything is pro rata.
Investors share in everything. Cash flow, equity growth and appreciation, tax benefits etc.Everything is pro rata.
Do investors get any portion of the equity?Yes, everything is pro rata.
Yes, everything is pro rata.
Is this an asset-backed investment? Would I actually own a % of the property?Yes and yes. Ownership is across the portfolio, not a single asset. Better diversification that way!
Yes and yes. Ownership is across the portfolio, not a single asset. Better diversification that way!
Is this any different than a REIT that I can invest in on a stock exchange? Are there better tax benefits investing with Techvestor?Yes, it is different. You get full tax benefits of owning because we’re taxed as a partnership, and each person is an owner.
Meaning if you put in 10% of the money, you get 10% of the tax benefits.
Everything is literal direct ownership.
Yes, it is different. You get full tax benefits of owning because we’re taxed as a partnership, and each person is an owner.
Meaning if you put in 10% of the money, you get 10% of the tax benefits.
Everything is literal direct ownership.
What is the investor split on NET proceeds upon disposition of the asset?You can expect 1.8-2x your money over 4-6 years and 7-10% cash on cash…that’s your net.
You can expect 1.8-2x your money over 4-6 years and 7-10% cash on cash…that’s your net.
What is your average ROI every quarter?We target 7-10% per year and each season is a bit different.
We target 7-10% per year and each season is a bit different.
What’s Techvestor’s net annualized realized return?42% IRR (asset level)
42% IRR (asset level)
Is Accelerated Depreciation passed down to the investor? If so, how is this done?Yes, via a K1 tax form.
Yes, via a K1 tax form.
What’s the difference between year 1 ROI and cash flow in your portfolio?ROI, also known as AAR includes your equity appreciation sale. It’s a 5 year average annual return.
ROI, also known as AAR includes your equity appreciation sale. It’s a 5 year average annual return.
What do the returns look like?7-10% cash on cash. 1.8-2x over 5 year projected hold. 15% - 20% IRR.
7-10% cash on cash. 1.8-2x over 5 year projected hold. 15% - 20% IRR.
If a property loses money, am I responsible to invest more to cover losses?No. In a syndication, LPs are only responsible for their initial investment.
No. In a syndication, LPs are only responsible for their initial investment.
Do you support 1031 exchange?No.
No.