Leading Real Estate Innovation and Community Growth with Strategic Planning and Market Mastery

For any inquiries, please feel free to contact us through our email at info@maxestcapital.com or by using the contact form on our website's contact page.

To begin your investment journey with us, please fill out the web form located under the 'Investor' tab on our website and provide your contact details. Following this, one of our team members will get in touch with you to assist further and guide you through the next steps.

In Canada, an accredited investor typically refers to someone who meets certain financial criteria as defined by provincial securities legislation. To determine if you qualify as an accredited investor, you would generally need to have either:1. A net income before taxes exceeding $200,000 annually for the last two years (or $300,000 when combined with a spouse), with the expectation of maintaining at least the same level of income in the current year.
2. Net assets of at least $5 million held alone or jointly with a spouse.
3. Financial assets (cash and securities) exceeding $1 million before taxes, either alone or with a spouse. Since regulatory criteria can vary by region and project, it's recommended that you consult with a financial advisor or lawyer, or check with your provincial securities regulator, to ensure you meet the necessary requirements.

You have the flexibility to invest through various types of accounts depending on your preference and financial goals. These include individual accounts, joint accounts with a spouse or partner, as well as through legal entities such as an LLC or a corporation. This allows you to tailor your investment approach to best suit your individual or business needs.

Currently, international investments are not available, but we are planning to offer this option in the near future.

For our cash flow investment projects, the standard term is usually set at 10 years. However, we maintain the flexibility to modify this timeframe according to market dynamics. This strategic adaptability allows us to avoid selling assets during downturns and take advantage of favorable market conditions for potential sales. As committed long-term investors, this approach enables us to fully leverage potential appreciation resulting from inflation and escalating rental incomes, ultimately optimizing the value of our investments.
In construction projects, there is typically a minimum timeframe of two years required to complete the project for it to be sold. While it's possible for completion to occur sooner, our past experiences suggest that the two-year timeframe is more realistic and aligned with our project timelines.

Throughout our portfolio, Maxest takes on the primary investor role, with investment allocations determined without a set formula. The commitment level varies, from contributing up to five percent to as much as 75% of the equity raised in different property ventures. These decisions consider factors such as lender requirements and the urgency of property acquisitions. Each property undergoes thorough evaluation, treating Maxest as the sole investor at times. While we may offer opportunities for additional investors post-acquisition, Maxest remains steadfast in his confidence in the investment, even if he were to be the sole investor.

Whether it's in construction or in cash flow projects, there are systems and procedures in place to enable Maxest's projects to function autonomously. Let's address the practicalities of this scenario: In the event that the owners retire or pass away, the investment vehicles and their associated property holdings will persist. Cash flow generation and distribution to investors will remain uninterrupted. With our skilled team at Maxest Capital and the expertise of our trusted third-party property managers, operations will continue seamlessly. We will uphold business as usual, ensuring the ongoing optimization of each property investment's value.

For both income-producing properties, such as rental properties or cash-flow properties, and our construction investment vehicles, we aim for low to mid-teens equity returns annually throughout the investment's lifespan. Typically,
construction projects are completed in less than two years, while other investments may extend up to 10 years. Additionally, there's another aspect to consider, which is the monthly cash flow generated by the project. This monthly income, which varies depending on the project, currently ranges between 6% to 7% above. It's worth noting that this percentage may differ across projects; some may generate more while others may generate less.

We aim for monthly distributions, subject to change at our discretion during the fund's term. However, changes in distribution frequency may occur based on various factors, including property cash flow or necessary capital expenditures. In some cases, property cash flow may not support distributions. Additionally, our funds might invest in properties with plans to delay near-term distributions while executing capital and repositioning programs. Maxest is the single-largest investor across our portfolio, and its owners love to receive their distributions while we all wait for the property's value to appreciate.

Our fee structure aligns with industry standards for private real estate management, and we strive to maintain fees that are competitive. Our fee model includes a 0.5% asset management fee calculated from the annual appraisal value of the project, along with a 1% transaction fee on acquisition and another 1% transaction fee on disposal of properties. As Maxest Capital expands, we anticipate the introduction of additional property management and financing fees to support the necessary expansion of resources.
The fees we collect, consisting of ongoing management fees and initial transaction fees, are essential for covering the operational expenses of Maxest Capital. Our performance-based management promotes adjustments in line with the property's financial performance, ensuring that our interests are closely aligned with the economic outcomes of our investments.
If the value of the project appreciates such that your equity increases by more than 100%, Maxest Capital will levy a 30% fee on the appreciation amount exceeding 100%.

Investing with Maxest Capital carries inherent risks and does not assure guaranteed returns. External factors may impact investment outcomes, which could result in partial or complete loss. It is recommended that investors thoroughly assess their investment goals and seek advice from professionals before making investment decisions. Although real estate typically exhibits less volatility compared to the stock market and tends to appreciate due to inflationary pressures, Maxest Capital engages in rigorous research and due diligence to mitigate risks and strives to align potential risks with anticipated returns. Additionally, Maxest Capital's proven track record enables it to secure below-market interest rates with favorable terms, often fixed for up to 10 years. This strategy effectively reduces fluctuations in a major project cost, which is frequently a critical factor in the failure of many projects.