Caribbean Mortgage Income Fund
Investing in a Caribbean mortgage fund is a great alternative to the low returns on bonds and T-Bills. The right fund can deliver great returns, while keeping the risk low. This is exactly what the Caribbean Income Fund* offers it’s investors.
With higher than average returns (even for mortgage funds), this fund gives high net worth investors / institutions the ability to invest in highly marketable, lender friendly locations in the Caribbean and North America. The lender focuses on both the commercial and the luxury residential market. The multiple loan types coupled with a broad range of locations, this fund diversifies all your real estate investments in one fund.
Target Loan Market
- $2M to $20M USD target loan size
- bridge, mezzanine, construction and residential mortgages
- 50% max loan to value
- English speaking markets, which are highly marketable and lender friendly
- 2 year target term
- 7% Preferred return
Investment Details
- minimum investment of $100,000 USD
- specifically targeting sophisticated and institutional investors
- regulated mutual fund based in The Bahamas.
- Target size – Unlimited
- Redemptions Quarterly
- US investors are not permitted in this fund (please contact us if you are interested in another type of non-exempt fund however)
Why Invest in a Caribbean Mortgage Fund?
If you are holding funds in a Bahamas bank or would like to invest offshore, a mortgage fund can offer better returns than other secured investments. The Caribbean Income Fund is a low risk, predicable preferred return for your capital without a long term commitment. This mortgage fund is also ideal for businesses sitting on capital.
If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please fill out the form below.
Investment Inquiry
Carib Capital is not acting as a representative of the fund, nor are we advising clients on investing in the fund. We are simply making an introduction to SM Income Fund Limited, where they will be advised on the benefits and risks of investing in a mortgage fund by the fund manager or licensed sales agent.
*Caribbean Income Fund is a pseudonym of the fund name we use until such time as disclosure forms have been executed.