Frequently Asked Questions
To participate in our multifamily deals, investors must meet the Accredited Investor criteria, which generally include having a net worth of at least $1 million, excluding the value of the primary residence, or an annual individual income of more than $200,000 (or $300,000 jointly with a spouse) for the last two years, or net financial assets above $5 million.
The minimum investment threshold for engaging with our opportunities is USD $100,000.
Interested parties can begin by reaching out to our team to discuss investment opportunities, understand eligibility criteria, and have any preliminary questions addressed. Our team is dedicated to facilitating your investment journey and assisting in achieving your financial objectives.
Investors should anticipate a capital commitment period of 2 to 5 years prior to initiating an exit strategy.
For value-add and opportunistic investments, returns of 12%-18% are expected, given the moderate to high risk. Core-plus strategies project returns of 9%-15%, associated with a lower risk profile. These returns are influenced by numerous factors.
We distribute returns to investors on a quarterly basis, contingent upon the performance of the asset and meeting certain financial thresholds. During the value-add phase, reinvestment of the proceeds is prioritized to enhance the property, which aligns with our efficient approach to maximize returns.
Our investments are intended for those with a long-term perspective; they are not typically structured for immediate liquidation. Investors are advised of specific holding periods, with exit conditions and potential limitations.
The projected hold period is influenced by the unique business plan for each property, market dynamics, performance, and the initial investment strategy.
We stay informed and responsive to market shifts, leverage relationships for exclusive deals, and maintain conservative underwriting to adapt our strategies and mitigate risk.
Investors will receive regular updates via email newsletters, secure online portals, and periodic reports, with the specifics detailed in our communication plan.
Our tax-efficient structure involves a Canadian-based Limited Partnership investing directly in U.S. real estate, designed to protect against dual taxation.
Midfield's edge lies in our expertise in acquisitions, with two distinct acquisition strategies that offer flexibility and diversification, optimizing returns and managing risk.
Currently, registered funds cannot be accommodated due to our limited partnership structure. However, we are exploring the potential of a Mutual Fund Trust to accept such funds in the future.
