Metellus Capital excels at safeguarding our investment partners’ hard-earned capital. Our killer strategy focuses on transforming underrated Class B & C apartment communities in untapped markets into lucrative gems. Multifamily properties have a proven track record of resilience and profitability, and the high demand and limited supply of Class B & C units make for a golden opportunity to cash in big.
To be classified as an accredited investor, individuals must meet the income and net worth requirements specified by SEC regulations, which include having an annual income of at least $200,000, or a combined income of $300,000 over two years, with the expectation of maintaining or increasing it in the current year, as well as possessing a net worth exceeding $1 million, excluding their primary residence.
“Cash-on-cash,” also known as the cash yield, is a calculation that determines the income generated from the invested dollars in a property.
While multifamily investing may be viable for novice investors, it involves extensive research, financial readiness, and an eagerness to acquire knowledge regarding property management and real estate investment intricacies.
Internal rate of return (IRR) is the annualized return metric that calculates both cash flow and equity returned over the course of the entire holding period.
The duration of our hold period varies, with a typical target of 3-5 years, though certain deals may extend up to 10 years, wherein the hold period is defined as the timeframe between the acquisition of the property and its eventual sale, resulting in the distribution of proceeds to investors.
At Metellus Capital, we prioritize regular communication and transparency with our investors, providing monthly construction updates via email, quarterly asset management reports following a property’s launch, and bi-annual in-person or virtual investment portfolio review meetings with our investor relations team, along with granting access to a secure portal for viewing investment returns, subscription agreements, taxes, and distributions.