Our
Objective

Elite Financial aims to provide investors with kickass cash distributions and the potential for additional returns paid out at the end of the investment; consistently.

Time Line

We plan to look for opportunities to provide liquidity to our investors after approximately five to seven years, patience pays.

Markets We Focus On

We take an intimate approach and focus on areas we know best.

Our technology is your competitive advantage.

Traditional real estate investment companies are inefficient, and they can only make money by investing in a small number of large assets each year. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology, Elite Financial can efficiently invest in a much higher volume of midsize assets. This sweet spot in the market is less competitive and offers the potential for superior risk-adjusted returns.

F.A.Q.

How do I make money?

You earn potential returns based on the real estate investments made by each REIT that you invest in. By investing in a REIT, you are purchasing common shares of a limited liability company. In turn, the REIT uses the proceeds from its sale of common shares to make investments in commercial real estate assets.

As an investor, you are entitled to your pro-rata portion of any income earned and distributed by the REIT. Distributions are anticipated to occur on a quarterly basis, beginning after the first full quarter of operations, which is expected to be the first full quarter following the launch of a particular eREIT’s™ offering of common shares. However, there can be no guarantee that any REIT will be profitable, and investors may be subject to partial or total loss of their investment.

What are the costs and fees associated with investing?

Assuming a fully subscribed offering, each REIT anticipates having a reimbursement of organizational expenses of approximately 2%, marketing and distribution expenses of each offering up to 1%, and annual ongoing asset management fees and operational expenses of approximately 1-1.5%.
However, the foregoing does not purport to be a full explanation of the fees associated with each REIT, which may vary among the REITs, and is qualified in its entirety by the disclosure contained in the “Management Compensation” section of each REIT’s Offering.

What am I investing in?

A REIT is a company that combines the capital of many individual investors to acquire or invest in a diversified pool of commercial real estate. A REIT is required to distribute to investors at least 90% of the taxable income that it earns annually.

What are the risks involved with investing?

Investing in a REIT involves a number of risks and should only be considered by sophisticated investors who understand the risks involved and can withstand the loss of their entire investment. All investors should carefully review the Risk Factors section of each REIT’s Offer, which contains a detailed discussion of the material risks that each investor should consider before investing in each REIT.