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Peer Estate Launches Two New Investment Opportunities
- Published September 12, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
- Peer Estate launches two new investment opportunities at 7% and 8.1% interest rates, paid monthly
- Investments are secured by first mortgages at conservative LVRs (as low as 57%) against inner city brand new apartments
- Peer Estate has been able to secure these opportunities given the lack of bank appetite
- This alternative investment provides a yield of double that available to the owner with downside risk protected by substantial equity buffer
Peer Estate will be rolling out further opportunities in the coming months. Sign up at www.peerestate.com/invest and click on register.
ABOUT PEER ESTATE:
Peer Estate is a peer-to-peer (P2P) platform for real estate debt, allowing real estate borrowers and investors to engage with each other in a transparent process.
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