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How Our Fund WorksPaper Assets Capital works only with accredited Investors and private capital to allow our Acquisition team to go to market to purchase distressed paper assets secured by Real Estate. PAC utilizes its well-established relationships with banks, hedge funds and servicers to purchase these distressed assets at a discount in exchange for providing them with liquidity.
One of the most significant benefits of dealing with Paper Assets Capital is our flexibility. Investors may participate using: · Retirement accounts – This includes IRAs, HSAs and Coverdell ESAs, 401K's and more... · Real Estate Equity - Home Equity Line of Credit (get it at 4% and receive 12% form PAC). · Cash accounts – We can help you turn liquid cash into a long-term investment vehicle. We work hard to make sure that our executive team and our staff members help our clients understand how our proprietary tools work and we make sure that we are constantly developing our brand to allow us to continue to purchase and manage larger volumes of assets. |
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Who May Participate ?
Investor protections are important. To be considered an accredited investor the following conditions must be met:
1. Individuals must have income exceeding $200,000 or joint income of at least $300,000 for the last two years
2. Individual net worth of $1,000,000 or more excluding your primary home; joint or single
3. Small business or partnership with assets exceeding $5,000,000
You can learn more about the Security and Exchange Commissions' (SEC) requirements for accredited investors as well as the exceptions to the rules by reading Regulation D Rule 506. This will be found in the booklet: Q & A: Small Business & the SEC. You can also feel free to contact our Investor Relations department toll-free during business hours at (888) 507-7220 ext. 103 or by filling out this simple form to determine whether you are eligible.
1. Individuals must have income exceeding $200,000 or joint income of at least $300,000 for the last two years
2. Individual net worth of $1,000,000 or more excluding your primary home; joint or single
3. Small business or partnership with assets exceeding $5,000,000
You can learn more about the Security and Exchange Commissions' (SEC) requirements for accredited investors as well as the exceptions to the rules by reading Regulation D Rule 506. This will be found in the booklet: Q & A: Small Business & the SEC. You can also feel free to contact our Investor Relations department toll-free during business hours at (888) 507-7220 ext. 103 or by filling out this simple form to determine whether you are eligible.