It is a real estate strategy that consists of acquiring a property below its potential value, renovating it to enhance it, and selling it afterward.

The objective is to create value through efficient project management.

Our primary focus is fix & flip operations.
However, depending on the asset, market conditions, and investor profile, some projects may be structured under a BRRR strategy.
Each opportunity is evaluated individually and defined before execution.

Yes. We work with investors who reside outside the United States and manage projects end-to-end, from property selection to renovation and exit (sale or rental).

The investor does not need to travel or handle day-to-day operations. The entire process is structured and documented in advance to allow for remote investing with clarity and control.

Yes, each project has a minimum investment amount, which varies depending on the size of the project.

All this information is available in our investment portfolio for investors.

The estimated time to complete the renovations varies depending on the size and condition of the property. In the project we present to investors, we communicate exactly how long it will take to renovate the flipped property. On average, the process usually takes between 3 and 6 months.

Yes. Budgets are prepared with safety margins and include a contingency for technical, financial, or timeline-related unforeseen issues.

In addition, each project is analyzed conservatively before moving forward.

Renovation funds are released in phases based on the progress of the work. This allows for greater control over both the budget and the construction progress.

Typically, the investor provides the initial capital required to start the deal, mainly allocated to the down payment and the initial project costs, while our team is responsible for sourcing the deal, managing the renovation, and executing the exit strategy.

The financial split is defined in advance for each project and formalized in a private agreement, based on each party’s contribution, level of involvement, and the specific structure of the deal.

The initial capital does not cover the entire project, as the operation is supported by external financing.

The return of capital follows a clear and pre-defined order.

The project is supported by external financing, allowing the initial capital required to be optimized.

The investor has priority in the repayment structure and is the first to recover their invested capital before any distribution to our team takes place.

No profits are distributed to our team until the investor has fully recovered their initial contribution, as defined in the private agreement for each project.

Our compensation is strictly performance-based and only applies if the project is successfully completed.

As with any real estate investment, there are no guarantees, and results may vary due to market conditions, timelines, or costs. All priority and distribution terms are clearly defined and documented before the project begins.

The specific structure of each collaboration is defined on a project-by-project basis.

The profit split is established in advance and documented in a private agreement, taking into account the capital contribution, the role of each party, and the exit strategy.

The risks include construction delays, cost overruns, changes in the real estate market, fluctuations in demand, and external economic factors.

Periodic updates are provided on the status of the project, including construction progress, key milestones, and the overall performance of the operation.

No.

The information on this website is for informational purposes only.

Each potential collaboration is analyzed individually and structured through private agreements, with specific documentation for each project.

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