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Why choose real estate investment and share holding?
Real estate shareholding investment is an innovative investment model in which professional institutions or individuals hold shares in real estate development projects on behalf of investors. This approach enables investors to participate in high-potential real estate projects with low capital requirements while earning stable returns. The controlling party manages the entire investment process, ensuring compliance and completing the project on time.We have over 100 properties under C21, with a total cost of 50 million US dollars, and the annual rental income report is approximately 5 million US dollars or more.
Our Advantages 1. Low barriers to entry and high returns Real estate projects usually require a large amount of capital, and shareholding investment allows investors to participate in high-value projects with a low capital threshold and share the dividends of real estate appreciation. 2. Risk Diversification Strict project screening and risk assessment by professional holding institutions minimizes investment risks and ensures the safety of principal and returns. 3. Expert management The holding party has rich industry experience and is responsible for supervising the development, management and operation of the project. This allows investors to enjoy hassle-free returns without having to invest their own time and effort. 4. Flexible Exit Options Equity investment provides liquidity and flexibility for investors by providing liquidity and flexibility by providing a variety of exit strategies such as share buybacks or secondary market transactions after the project is completed. 5. Policy support With the acceleration of urbanization and the strengthening of real estate market regulation, long-term real estate investment has strong appreciation potential, creating more opportunities for investors.
1. Description of the income structure of this project
The project is expected to achieve an annualized compound interest return of 25% for investors, mainly based on the following structures and safeguards:
1. Composition of revenue sources
Source of revenue
Estimated percentage
Earnings description
Property Appreciation / Project Profit
Approx. 10%
It includes the difference in the value of the property after the renovation and enhancement, as well as the profit sharing from the investment project
Cash flow gains
Approx. 7%
Continuous cash flows such as rental returns, phased dividends during the project period, and interest income
Risk premium
Approx. 3%
As a risk compensation return for small and medium-sized projects and cross-border operations, it reflects the premium brought by the flexibility of the project
Total Expected Annualized Total Return: 20% (compounded)
2. Risk control and asset protection mechanism
- The projects are all mortgaged by real estate or commercial assets;
All client investments will be held in separate custody through SPV accounts to ensure the independence of funds;
There is a buy-back clause, insurance or guarantee in the contract;
All operational data will be regularly checked by a third-party audit firm to ensure financial transparency.
3. Tax Statement
- If the investor is a U.S. tax resident and invests through a Canadian company, under the current US-Canada Tax Treaty:
Canadian companies are generally not required to pay U.S. investor taxes.
In the event of a distribution of earnings (dividends, interest or capital gains), the company is required by law to withhold the corresponding Withholding Tax (usually 15%).
U.S. investors who provide a W-8BEN form may be eligible for reduced tax rates under the applicable treaty.
Investors are still obligated to report foreign investment income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) (e.g., using IRS Form 8938, FBAR, etc.).
In order to meet the cost of cross-border declaration and document processing, the platform will charge a reasonable “tax service and compliance processing fee”, which will be clearly written into the agreement to protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties.
2. Description of the company's expenses (no more than 1% of the total investment)
Expenditure items
Description of use
Marketing
Advertising, PR campaigns, customer promotion, digital marketing, etc
Compliance & Legal
Including attorney’s fees, registration costs, agreement drafting, tax advisory, etc
Customer service and system operation
Ongoing costs such as platform operation, customer service salary, and IT system maintenance
Risk control and insurance
Expenses such as credit review, third-party risk control platform access, financial insurance, etc
All of the company’s operating income is used to maintain the sustainable, legal and compliant operation of the project and ensure the interests of customers.