2.
How does the Joint Venture program work?
The
Club Joint Venture program provides an opportunity
for you to join the Club in real estate investment
and share the profit earned from the investment
with your hands free! You can learn knowledge
and obtain experience with successful investors
in the Club while you are building your wealth!
How does the joint venture program work? If
club members are interested in one of the
good properties the club found, one or more
club members will form a joint venture with
the club, and altogether invest on the property.
The club handles ALL the work. The members
just provide initial capital and share the
profit. Wealth will be built up with time
while you are sleeping or doing something
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3.
How safe is my investment?
Real
Estate is very safe as it is a real asset-
tangible and concrete so you will always have
the value of the property, land and additional
insurance placed on it. We use an incredibly
rigorous system of due diligence to safeguard
your investment. That being said all investments
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4.
Is my name on the property title when I partner
with the Club?
Your name could be either on the property
title or not on the property title depends
on a few other factors, such as, who apply
for the mortgage, the property is holding
under person name or under a corporation name,
etc. If your name is not on the property title,
your name will be on tile in the form of a
caveat. A caveat is a document indicating
that any person with a legal interest in a
property can lodge with the Titles Office
to ensure the property is not sold or refinanced
with without their knowledge. This protects
your legal rights and interests. Back
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5.
How do I know you are buying good properties?
There
are a few criteria to determine if a property
is a good investment property. The club leaders
have 8 year local experiences with an outstanding
performance (click here
for part of our past performance details).
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6.
What if the housing market goes down?
No
one can really time and predict the market.
For investment purpose, we buy cash flow properties
for long-term hold. For example, you bought
a property at $200,000 with a rent income
at $2,000 per month. After all expenses, you
will net about $500-800 per month to your
pocket. If the market does go down, it won't
affect you much because you collect $500 cash
each month and your mortgage is getting less
and less each month. Back
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