Our Investment Modalities
Active Investors
They are involved in all stages and timeframes before, during, and after real estate development, marketing, sale, and reinvestment.
They manage market fluctuations that impact cost and profitability, which is why the returns on this type of investment tend to be higher than those of a passive investor.
Some investors have the financial muscle to develop a project on their own, contributing 100% of the capital required and receiving 100% of the profits.
Another way to be an active investor is to form a partnership with several other investors, creating a single legal entity and making the investment based on percentages according to the amount invested in relation to the total cost of the project.
Profits will be distributed in proportion to the same percentage.
Each investor will retain independence in terms of their legal and accounting structure as a corporation.
This provides independence and financial growth, as they are responsible for paying their taxes to the IRS as individuals and as corporations.
There are no additional costs because there is no double taxation.
When the property is sold, the capital and profits are transferred to each investor.
At that point, a decision is made whether to reinvest among the same or different partners, or to liquidate the partnership.
You can be an active investor with a capital of USD 100,000 or more.
With continued growth, this investment has a dual purpose: to obtain an investor visa, which allows you to live and work legally in the U.S.
Stages of the Process of an Active Investor
This is a repetitive cycle.
Passive Investors
In this modality, the return is moderate, and investors are guaranteed a fixed annual return of 13%, without any impact from market fluctuations, costs, or the overall profitability of the project. You can become a passive investor with a minimum capital of $50,000. This option will also allow you independence and financial growth, perhaps not as quickly as if you were carrying out a project on your own, but your growth will be progressive as your investment capital increases. Your capital and profits will also be received by your corporation, and you will pay a single tax to the US government. At the end of the agreed one-year period, you as an investor will receive your capital and returns.