What services do you provide?

We are real estate investors providing passive investment opportunities. Real Estate might be the best investment vehicle to reach your financial goals but you may not have the expertise or time to dedicate to it. Alverstone Real Estate Inc. takes care of every aspect from creatively acquiring assets, managing renovations, tenant screening and property management.

How is the agreement structured?

Alverstone Real Estate Inc. acts as the active partner, taking care of every aspect of the evaluation, acquisition and management of the property. You, our partner, bring the required funds to the deal and act as passive investor. Each deal has unique needs, just like our investors, therefore we work together to come to a mutually beneficial agreement and the terms may vary.

What is a joint venture?

The term joint venture refers to an arrangement where two or more parties contribute resources to a mutually beneficial goal. It is a contractual agreement and is not classified as a partnership or business by the Canadian Government. This can often include equity and cashflow.

What is a promissory note?

A promissory note is also known as a loan agreement where the borrower agrees to repay a predetermined amount of money within a specified time frame. This is typically a set interest rate and shorter time commitment.

Which investment structure is right for me?

We work with our investors to understand their financial goals. This will largely depend how long you are willing to keep your funds invested and if you are seeking interest, equity and/or cash flow. Book a free 15 minute consultation with one of our experts to determine the best direction for you.

How are my funds secured?

Typically, our partners are written as the first or second title on the property that secures the mortgage. Unlike traditional investments, we invest in physical assets

What kind of funds can I contribute?

Savings, RSPs and LOCs/HELOCs are all commonly used for investing in real estate. RSPs such as RRSP, TFSA, RESP, RRIF, and LIRAs can all be used to invest in real estate without withdrawing the funds.