What is the Ace Capital Real Estate Fund?
Ace Capital is Ace Capital Real Estate Fund, LP first private, customizable fund. It invests in residential debt deals, commercial debt deals and commercial syndication deals. I
What kind of investments does Ace Capital Real Estate Fund,LLC invest in?
The Ace Capital Real Estate Fund, LLC Fund focuses on three types of deals - residential debt notes, commercial debt notes and commercial equity. Debt notes have a shorter time horizon (<24 data-preserve-html-node="true" months) and pay interest income. Commercial equity have a longer time horizon (3+ years) and pay cash distributions and a share of profits on the sale of the property.
Equity Deals (you are an "owner")
- Longer term investments - 3 to 7 years
- Equity stake in the property
- Pro-rata share of income distributions
- Pro-rata share of profits from sale
Debt Deals (you are a "banker")
- Short term investments (2 to 24 months)
- Participate in financing of a note to borrower
- Fixed interest rate based on borrower quality
- Pro-rata shre of monthly income or deferred interest
- 1st lien on property
Who is able to invest in the fund?
Ace Capital Real Estate Fund LLC is only accepting accredited investors at this time. To qualify as an accredited investor, you must meet certain thresholds as defined by the Securities and Exchange Commission under rule 501 of Regulation D. Specifically, you must meet one of the following criteria: (1) Income Test: Earn an annual income per individual of over $200,000 per year ($300,000 per married couple or spousal equiivalent) with the expectation of maintaining such level of income in the future or (2) Asset Test: Have a net worth of more than $1 million (individually, jointly or with spousal equiivalent), excluding the value of a primary residence or (3) Qualification Test: Passed the Series 7, Series 65 or Series 82 exams administered by FINRA.
What is the minimum investment in the Ariel Fund?
The minimum investment in the fund is $10,000 or a set by individual deal by fund managers.
How many deals can I be in?
As directed by investor in collaboration with fund manager.
How are investments made in the fund?
Ace Capital Real Estate Fund selects deals that best suit the financial and suitability requirements of the fund as a whole. We do not select investments directly for individual investors.
What is the structure of the Fund?
The Ace Capital Real Estate Fund is a Wyomin LLC. Investors join the fund as limited partners.
How are earnings, profits & losses allocated?
Earnings, profits and losses are tracked at a deal level and are allocated to the Limited Partners that are participating in each specific deal. The actual allocation is calculated by algorithms based on a combination when capital was allocated and how much capital was allocated. More details can be found in the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) and the Limited Partnership Agreement (LPA).
What are the fees for the Fund?
The Ace Capital Real Estate Fund charges an annual platform fee of 1% on accounts valued up to $100,000 and 1.00% for accounts valued over $100,000. The fee is calculated based on the daily account value and multiplied by either .0125/365 or .010/365 to calculate the fee for that day.
Investors in the fund also share in any limited partnership expenses such as regulatory fees, tax/accounting costs. Pro-rata expenses are calculated as an investor's account value as a percentange of the total fund assets. Expenses are projected to be approximately 0.25%-0.50% of an investor's account value. More details on the fees will be available in the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) and Limited Partnership Agreement (LPA).
The Ace Capital Real Estate Fund does not take any additional Performance fees from Limited Partners.
Do you invest in distressed loans?
Ace Capital Real Estate Fund does not invest in distressed loans.
How are investments made in the fund?
Ace Capital Real Estate Fund selects deals that best suit the financial and suitability requirements of the fund as a whole. We do not select investments directly for individual investors. Ace Capital Real Estate Fund then pre-invests in the deal. Once a deal is closed, investors may select the deals they want to participate in or request Ace Capital Real Estate Fund to auto allocate slices of deals based on their portfolio direction.
How do I exit the fund?
Unlike investments in publicly traded equities, real estate deals are not liquid. An investor must wait for each deal in their portfolio to complete before the principal and earnings for that deal can be returned. Once an investor seeks to exit the fund, Ace Capital Real Estate Fund will determine an estimated timeline based on the their investments. In most cases, fully exiting the fund and the underlying limited partnership will take multiple years.