Our Approach

Our overall strategy has been and continues to be to enhance value by acquiring real estate assets that have been underperforming due to cosmetic obsolescence, positioning, property management prowess or a lack of capital, make the necessary corrections and improvements to increase current income, cash flow and consequently, the property’s long-term value to either sale or hold for investment these properties.   We also actively pursue opportunities for new projects throughout the United States that offer the possibility of acceptable returns and risks.

Acquisition Strategy: We seek to acquire real estate assets that are in need of repair located in either good rental markets or areas that are experiencing drastic demographic changes which lends itself to either a renovate and then resell strategy or the Company would purchase the assets at a significant discount, make the necessary repairs and hold for long-term rentals (value added strategy).  There is a great financial need and void to be filled and the Company focus tend to be on properties whose market value can, in our judgment, be substantially improved within 6-months after acquisition.  The strategy is intended to earn substantial returns on capital, as quickly as possible, through the value created through turnaround activities, rather than the gradual appreciation that may be expected from a long-term investment in such real estate properties (value added strategy).

Financing Strategy:   Real estate is a capital intensive business and having access to cash, debt and the ability to issue stock would provide us with the flexibility to grow the business to scale and increase our revenue base.  The Company has determined that a “Slow PO” is a viable financing tool and strategy to create a world class organization and provide founding and future shareholders adequate opportunities to generate significant returns on their investment.  The “Slow PO” or Slow Public Offering is a term created by the OTC Markets.  In a white paper the OTC Markets describes a Slow PO in the following manner:

“Public trading is often a key component in creating successful and sustainable enterprises over the long-term, and provides companies with access to benefits not easily available to private companies.  Companies go public to build visibility, create share liquidity, grow their valuation, gain wider access to capital and convey their reputation to investors.  Public companies have the advantage of perpetual capital, competitive benchmarks and trust that is driven by transparency.  In contrast to the traditional accelerated IPO process, a “Slow PO” enables companies to enter into the public markets by making previously restricted shares available for public trading by brokers on the OTCQX®, OTCQB® and Pink® markets.