The SWIM CRE Fund is a private lending offering also known as SWIM Fund.
Pays 8% simple interest. Minimum investment of $250,000 (10 shares).
Pays 6% simple interest. Minimum investment of $25,000.
Pays 4% simple interest. Available to large institutions, Insurance Co., IRA administrators and custodians
SWIM Fund is a Debt Offering, so investors enjoy the advantages and right of lenders, including:
The offering is structured to enable accredited investors to benefit in three ways:
Fernando Mejia and a select group of experienced investors established the SWIM Fund in order to aid accredited* investors from both the US and abroad in accessing larger and more profitable real estate projects and opportunities. The purpose of the fund is to relieve investors from the burden of personally evaluating and managing real estate investments while offering passive income and financial freedom.
SWIM Fund is a Debt Fund which offers:
Profitable – High Cash Flow – Liquid – No Hassle – No Fees
Low to No Liability way to invest
- Direct Cash Investment (ie. cash from savings – low-interest credit lines, etc)
- Qualified Retirement Plans Investments (ie. SD-IRAs - Pension funds, etc.)
- One debt share at $25,000 each. Fractional shares thereafter may be approved.
- Profitable - High Cash Flow – Liquid - No Hassle - No Fees
- Low to No Liability way to invest
- To acquire residential and commercial properties, in great neighborhoods, below market prices, to develop them and/or reposition them wisely, for maximum cash flow and/or resale profits within a relatively short period of time.
As with all investments in commercial real estate is subject to risk, including the risk that all of your investment may be lost. Any representations concerning investing in commercial real estate; to include representations as to stability, diversification, security, resistance to inflation and any other representations as to the merits of investing in commercial real estate reflect our belief concerning the representations and may or may not come to be realized. Securities are only available to verified accredited investors who can bear the loss of their investment.