FAQS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- First, you should identify if you qualify with the investment requirements. Please read this article for more information.
- Second, you can schedule a call with our investors team to explain the whole process
- Third, you’ll have to fill in and complete all the paperwork and legal requirements
- Fourth, approval process by Apex
- Finally, wire the funds and receive our confirmation and receipt of your investment.
- Enjoy your investment journey!
Investors interested in joining Apex undergo a process of approval. They must be institutional investors, family / multi-family offices, or high net-worth individuals. It is essential that they have a long-term investment horizon (5-7 years) and comply with the regulations outlined in the 506 (b) and 506 (c) laws. For more clarification about this please read this article.
Our value-add strategy contemplates a business plan that involve renovating and improving the property to increase its income generating potential. This process takes time, as it may involve improving interior and exterior of the property by upgrading units, enhancing amenities, or designing the distribution of the units. Additionally, to maximize the cash flow of the investor, there is a period of stabilization required to attract higher-quality tenants and increase rental income.
On the other hand, Real estate markets go through cycles of expansion and contraction. The 5 to 7 year holding period aligns with a typical market cycle, allowing investors to capture potential upside during a favorable market phase. therefore, by holding the property for this duration, investors can ride the market upswing and maximize their returns. At Apex, we are always aiming to growth value, so we are constantly evaluating exit strategies such as selling the property, refinancing, or distributing profits to investors
The minimum investment for individuals is $100,000.
The dividend distribution to investors varies across our projects. However, the most common periodicity is 3 months.
The estimated first payment is stated in the offering documents of each investment, which is determined by the management considering the stabilization period and the conditions of the property, including the cash flow and DSCR indicator.