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Perth Property Secured Investments – 10.00% pa paid monthly
- Published April 04, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
April 2018 Investment Opportunities
The Platinum Mortgage Fund is a Perth metro focussed contributory mortgage fund whereby Wholesale Investors finance short term, property secured commercial loans on a deal by deal basis.
The fixed interest return earned by the Investor is derived from the fixed interest charged to a Borrower. Investors select which loans they wish to participate in according to their own risk and return profile. Interest is paid monthly to Investors.
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About Platinum Mortgage Securities
Platinum originates and manages short-term, property secured commercial loans. Each loan is funded by private wholesale investors seeking fixed interest returns (from 8.50% pa) secured by Perth metro property. Interest is distributed monthly and funds are returned once the loan is repaid. No fees apply and investors select which loan to participate in based on their own risk/return profile.
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