Commercial real estate investment funds from Saint Investment Group reduce the risk and increase the dependability of investing in commercial real estate. If you want to diversify your portfolio, our commercial real estate funds provide long-term passive income without the hassle of directly acquiring and managing commercial property. There’s no need for you to be an expert in commercial real estate if you invest in a commercial real estate fund with Saint Investment Group.
Choosing to go it alone and invest in commercial real estate one property at a time adds a significant level of risk that you can avoid by investing in a fund. By diversifying the collection of commercial property in our fund, we can provide you with more security for your portfolio. Our funds pool a complimentary selection of properties chosen to balance the funds for quality returns in relation to risk.
There is a lot of earning potential with commercial real estate investing. The downside is the amount of risk involved. Knowledge of local markets and regulations for multiple agencies, and fully understanding the impact of a plethora of property maintenance details, is a must to achieve a solid return on investment.
Commercial real estate funds from Saint Investment Group provide a safer way to diversify your investment in real estate. You won’t need to be an expert in the minutiae of commercial property management, and you’ll earn a stable passive income every month your money is in the fund. You’ll also have the ability to view your fund’s activity and reporting online for transparent investing. We make it possible for accredited investors without real estate experience to get into commercial real estate with more security.
Saint Investment Group carefully selects from a variety of commercial real estate property types with the balancing of risk as a primary consideration. Our goal is to ensure the long-term stability of our funds for our real estate investors, leverage our expert commercial real estate insights, and capitalize on the opportunities we locate. From there, our expert team can execute a game plan for the asset and maximize returns.
One of our top-performing commercial property segments is industrial and warehouse space. The primary driver of the outstanding performance of these investments is the growth of e-commerce sales. Growth in this segment is booming right now and there is an expected 250 million square foot shortage in supply forecasted in 2021 alone. Industrial is a cornerstone of our portfolio, and we’re extremely experienced.
Retail commercial property, depending on the tenants, can bring consistent quality returns for commercial real estate funds. While high-growth, stable businesses like healthcare, grocery, and specialty stores that focus on delivery are tenants, these properties can generate secure passive income streams through various real estate market cycles.
Multi-unit apartment complexes and multifamily properties continue to deliver consistent returns, with more stability forecasted as people reenter the workforce after time off due to the pandemic.
When it comes to office buildings, some strong markets are experiencing better vacancy rates than others. As more people return to the office, these numbers are expected to improve significantly, with some markets experiencing more rapid growth than others. These are generally secure sources of long-term passive income if assets are vetted prior to purchase, and the market is a net positive migration market.
If you see an opportunity in commercial real estate but don’t know how to get started without taking on too much risk, commercial real estate funds are an ideal option. Compared with individual property investment, Saint’s commercial real estate fund is led by experienced operators, minimizing risks and stabilizing passive income streams for the investor. The commercial real estate income funds we manage at Saint Investment Group are designed to provide you with secure, long-term monthly income, and offer diversification at a time when portfolios desperately need to boost yield.
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) differ significantly from commercial real estate funds significantly, as they’re technically securities backed by real estate. Because REIT’s often do not hold as much cash in reserves, some consider investments in REITs to have more downside potential than a commercial real estate fund. Also, a REIT is subject to fluctuations in the public markets, so they eliminate the real estate advantage of diversifying some risk away from equities.
Commercial real estate funds aren‘t real estate securities, so they don’t have shares to buy and trade. Instead, investors pool their capital in these funds and are paid a predetermined percentage return on their investment each month.
Stocks are much more volatile generally speaking, unlike commercial real estate, where values change by the year or month, even in the hottest markets. This makes commercial real estate to be considered an inherently less risky investment than stocks, though not entirely risk-free. As long as the critical details of particular commercial property acquisition are well-known by a real estate investor experienced in similar deals, the risks can be significantly reduced.
Also, keep in mind that not every commercial real estate fund operates with the same objectives in mind. Saint Investment Group funds are designed to provide a solid, stable source of passive income while raising capital in our pool of investment funding. We focus on the lower risk, more stable end of the investment spectrum. Our expertise in these types of deals gives you peace of mind that stocks often simply can’t deliver.
If you want to make an investment that will continue to provide you with passive income over the long term, commercial real estate funds are an excellent option. With fewer risks than the stock market and less downside risk than individual property deals, commercial real estate funds from Saint Investment Group deliver secure income streams you can count on.
To get started on learning how to invest or diversify your investments with commercial real estate, reach out to one of the experts at Saint Investment Group. We take the time to thoroughly review every commercial property that goes into our funds, so you can rest assured you’re getting the best commercial real estate available for your long-term goals. Contact Saint Investment Group today.
A commercial real estate fund is a type of pooled investment vehicle used primarily for the acquisition and management of commercial real estate. On behalf of the investors in the fund, a professional fund manager chooses investments and oversees the properties.
Owning commercial assets like office buildings, retail centers, and apartment complexes allows a commercial real estate fund to provide investors with both income and capital appreciation. Investors in a commercial real estate fund get a distribution from the fund's earnings and can purchase or sell their shares at any time, subject to any trading limitations imposed by the fund.
Combining rental revenue and capital appreciation, commercial real estate mutual funds create returns.
Rental Income: The fund generates revenue by collecting rent from tenants on its commercial assets.
Capital Appreciation: Over time, the value of the commercial properties may improve, allowing the fund to sell them for a profit.
This growth in property value translates in capital appreciation for the investors of the fund.
In addition, certain commercial real estate funds may create profits via interest payments on loans granted to commercial real estate developers and owners, as well as dividends from REITs.
The profits created by a commercial real estate fund are contingent upon the properties owned by the fund, the methods utilized by the fund management, and the general market circumstances.
The net asset value (NAV) of the underlying properties and other assets controlled by a commercial real estate fund determines the fund's worth. The NAV is determined by subtracting any liabilities, such as debt or other commitments, from the total value of the fund's assets to determine its net worth. NAV per share is calculated by dividing the fund's net worth by the number of outstanding shares. The NAV per share is used to establish the market value of the fund, which is the price at which investors may purchase or sell shares.
Noting that the value of a commercial real estate fund might fluctuate owing to changes in the value of the underlying assets, market circumstances, and other variables is essential. Typically, the NAV is recalculated at regular intervals, such as daily, weekly, or monthly, to reflect these changes.
