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What is the preferred return?
What is the preferred return?
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Written by Gretchen Lirio
Updated over 6 months ago

Preferred return is a financial term that denotes a specific return percentage an investor expects to receive before any other profits are distributed. With Concreit, this concept is central to our investment philosophy. Here's how it works:

Concreit's Preferred Return Rate

At Concreit, our goal is to pay our investors a 5.5% preferred return per year or more. This return rate is based on the performance of your individual portfolio, reflecting both our strategic approach and the market dynamics.

What Does This Mean for You?

The preferred return of 6.6% represents the minimum annual payout we aim to provide before any profits are shared elsewhere. If your portfolio performs well, you might even see a return higher than this baseline figure. In other words, our interest aligns with yours: We're committed to maximizing your return within the risk parameters of our investment strategy.

Historical Returns: A Look Back

We believe that past performance can provide valuable insights into future possibilities. To better understand what Concreit has been able to achieve historically, you can view our detailed analysis of historical returns here.

Additional Resources

If you're considering investing with us or if you're simply interested in a deeper understanding of our preferred return model, we invite you to read our full offering circular. The circular contains extensive information about our investment strategy, financial structure, associated risks, and much more. Access the full offering circular here.

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