As a PRIMARQ investor, am I responsible for the typical payments and expenses associated with purchasing and owning residential property?
No. Your investment is a “passive” equity stake. Your co-investor is the resident of the property and is solely responsible for mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, home owner dues and maintenance costs. • Why might I invest in real estate through PRIMARQ rather than thru REITs or other funds? Currently, PRIMARQ investments are pure capital appreciation investments. In other words, the investor return rests solely on the appreciation of the property, and no current income is provided. PRIMARQ is currently focused on residential real estate, whereas, REITs largely consist of commercial properties, which tenants are obligated to pay rents. Under the tax code, to maintain its tax status and avoid taxes at the corporate level, REITS are required to pay out 90% of their income to shareholders, which largely consists of such rents. Consequently, REIT equity interests are generally valued on the current income (or yield) generated rather than solely on the sale, and appreciation of t
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