The actual mechanics of becoming an investor — what happens, in what order, and what you'll see along the way.
Nothing here is automated or self-serve. Every request is reviewed personally before vault access is granted.
You submit your details through the form on this site — name, contact info, capital available to deploy, and any context worth knowing up front. Every request is reviewed individually; nothing is granted automatically.
If it looks like a fit, Chris follows up directly to walk through the model, answer questions, and understand what you're actually looking for — whether that's the Money Partner position alone, or both Money and Credit Partner roles for the higher blended return.
You're given access to the full investment vault — detailed financial models, market data, and the offering documents. This is the point where you (and ideally your own financial or legal advisor) review everything in full before any capital moves.
Once you're ready to proceed, capital is deployed toward a specific property acquisition. If you're entering as a new investor rather than joining an existing position, this is generally tied to a new acquisition that fits our buy box criteria.
The property is furnished, photographed, and listed. Our target is to have a newly acquired property income-producing within roughly 45 days of acquisition.
Once the property is operating, you begin receiving your share of net income according to your equity position. You'll also receive periodic updates on performance — this isn't a "wire it and wait five years" structure; you'll know how the property is actually performing along the way.
This is the part worth understanding clearly before you commit capital, since it directly determines your return.
Contributes the C$110,000 cash investment used to acquire and furnish the property. In exchange, you receive an equity stake and a proportional share of the property's operating income.
A separate role tied to the property's financing structure, available in addition to the Money Partner position. Taking on this role increases your total equity stake and your share of income.
Holding the Money Partner position alone gets you a 40% equity stake at its corresponding return tier. Holding both the Money Partner and Credit Partner roles brings your total equity to 60%, which is what produces the 36–41% combined return referenced elsewhere on this site. The remaining 40% equity is held by the working/sponsor partner — the team responsible for acquiring and operating the property.
Request vault access and we'll walk through which role — or combination of roles — matches what you're looking for.
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