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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • I'm new to Real Estate Investing, where do I start?
    1. Education: Start by gaining a solid understanding of real estate investment concepts, strategies, and terminology. There are numerous books, online courses, and real estate investment forums available for learning. 2. Define Your Goals: Are you looking for long-term wealth-building through rental properties, or do you prefer shorter-term gains from property flipping? Perhaps you want to pair with an experienced investor for a more hands-off approach. Clarifying your objectives will help you choose the right investment strategy.
  • How does your return structure work?
    We pride ourselves on providing investors with a return structure that is refreshingly straightforward and simple. We use a fixed interest rate model that remains consistent throughout the investment term. No surprises, no fluctuations, just a predictable return that allows you to plan your financial future with confidence.
  • What is the minimum investment?
    Each project has minimums posted on our Projects/Offerings page. With some projects we do have opportunities for smaller investments to come in (under $100,000). These are often shorter durations, and are determined on a case by case basis. Please reach out to see if we have any current opportunities such as this, as they will not be posted.
  • Can I invest with my self-directed RRSP or TFSA?
    Yes! We can process investments through a variety of self-directed accounts. There are a number of institutions that provide the flexibility with your RRSP and TFSA to invest in a broader range of assets, including private real estate, mortgages, and other alternative investments. Contact us for more information.
  • How involved can I be in managing the assets?
    Investors with Acquire have transparency into the status of projects and properties, but play no role in the active management of buildings and/or construction.
  • Have rising interest rates impacted your ability to acquire new deals?
    In short, no. While higher interest rates can increase borrowing costs, they often coincide with a maturing market where property prices may stabilize or even decline. This means that although financing expenses may rise, we have seen property prices decrease or become less competitive, offsetting the impact of higher interest rates.
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