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WHY APARTMENTS

Find out why multifamily investments offer superior equity growth and monthly income compared to traditional stocks and bonds.

Investing in apartments is wise for those who want to avoid high-risk investments. Not only can multifamily investments bring tremendous equity growth, but they can provide monthly income more significant than what you would get from stocks and bonds, making it an even better choice if your goal is maximizing return on investment while minimizing the risk of your portfolio.

In fact, did you know over the last 15 years average stock market returns are just slightly above 7%; however, normalized for inflation, taxes, and fees the effective rate of return in the stock market is 2%. At SAE Capital, we target 16-22% annual returns for our investors.

Above is for illustration purposes only and is an example of the targeted returns typical of an investment in MF real estate. Past performance does not guarantee future performance. Above does not reflect potential depreciation and other tax benefits.

Quaterly dividend is paid to investor each quarter after property is stablized (usually 6 months). Forced Apprecation in Equity is paid to investor at exit or the refinance of the property.

Apartments outperform stocks and bonds

Investing in apartments is wise for those who want to avoid high-risk investments. Not only can multifamily investments bring tremendous equity growth, but they can provide monthly income more significant than what you would get from stocks and bonds, making it an even better choice if your goal is maximizing return on investment while minimizing the risk of your portfolio.

Multifamily investments outperform other real estate classes

Apartments have been the best investment amongst all other real estate classes. Because of the nature of multifamily properties and how we structure our investment properties, we can make significant cash flow plus equity growth, which yields higher overall returns than all other real estate asset classes.

Apartments outperform stocks and bonds

Investing in apartments is wise for those who want to avoid high-risk investments. Not only can multifamily investments bring tremendous equity growth, but they can provide monthly income more significant than what you would get from stocks and bonds, making it an even better choice if your goal is maximizing return on investment while minimizing the risk of your portfolio.

Multifamily investments outperform other real estate classes

Apartments have been the best investment amongst all other real estate classes. Because of the nature of multifamily properties and how we structure our investment properties, we can make significant cash flow plus equity growth, which yields higher overall returns than all other real estate asset classes.

Take Advantage of Increased Tax Benefits

Our Team only acquires stabilized (above 80% occupancy) and cashflow-positive apartment building investments. This allows our investors to make healthy returns while showing a loss at the end of every year.

Take advantage of 3 types of depreciation that allow investors to lower taxes:

Standard or Straight-line Depreciation
Accelerated Depreciation
Bonus Depreciation

Cost segregation studies are performed on all of our assets. Tax benefits also pass through to our investors via annual year-end reporting on K-1s issued for the preceding year.

Demand for apartments is at an all-time high and still climbing

Since its peak in the mid-2000s, home ownership has been significantly dropping, and it will continue to drop as millennials and aging baby boomers want to stay mobile in the 21st century.

Vacancy rates remain low due to increased demand

With the population increasing, demand for apartments is at an all-time high. This increase drives the need for apartment living higher and higher. Low vacancy rates equal more significant cash flow and equity growth, translating to higher returns for our investors.

Demand for apartments is at an all-time high and still climbing

Since its peak in the mid-2000s, home ownership has been significantly dropping, and it will continue to drop as millennials and aging baby boomers want to stay mobile in the 21st century.

Vacancy rates remain low due to increased demand

With the population increasing, demand for apartments is at an all-time high. This increase drives the need for apartment living higher and higher. Low vacancy rates equal more significant cash flow and equity growth, translating to higher returns for our investors.