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Our Segments

REITs
PE Funds
REITs
PE Funds
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Large
Type of Investor
Small
Small
Large
Type of Asset
Across all sectors: Residential Multifamily, Mobile Homes-Parks and Storage

Value Add and Opportunistic Equity

To create outsized returns by leveraging Aditum Capital's differentiated approach, market insights and execution capability primarily in the Residential Multifamily space

Opportunistic Credit

To create stable returns by focusing on the credit side of Residential Multifamily investing focusing on Type A and B properties

Small to medium-size investors rarely have access to private equity real estate investing 

We facilitate "direct" access to US real estate investing to international investors
Our value proposition hinges on the direct access to private equity real estate investing we provide our  clients  
REITs
PE Funds
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Crowd-

funding  

Funds

The approach we take is highly personalized and project-specific as we partner with Operators, Brokers and Direct Owners 
PE Funds
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Crowd-

funding  

Funds

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OUR INVESTMENT PROCESS

SELECT
 
We have assessed a series of attractive investment opportunities for all types of investors
INVEST
 
We invest in one or multiple projects based on common agreed upon goals with investors in terms of yield, cash flow, equity and debt
 
MANAGE
 
We actively manage property investments and provide quaterly financial reports to investors
 
GROW
 
As investments mature, investors can either exit or reinvest to grow their portfolio
 
Aditum Capital will continuously optimize investments to maximize returns and cash flow to our shareholders
 
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"Private equity investing is not easily accessible for the ordinary investor. Most private equity houses typically look for investors who are willing to commit as much as $25 million. Although some firms have dropped their minimums to $250,000, this is still out of reach for most people"

 

source: marketrealist.com

"Investing in direct standing property allows you to possess a property, but it also requires more work from you. You have to first identify a location and a property with growth potential and do the due diligence. Then you have to take care of the paperwork, get the property registered, and find a tenant if you want to earn a regular income. If your goal is capital appreciation, you have to find a purchaser once the price crosses your target"

 

source: marketrealist.com

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