RSTCA REALESTATE FUND I

Why Private Real Estate

As an asset class, private real estate has historically offered a combination of attractive risk-adjusted returns with greater income and stability than stocks or publicly traded REITs.

OUR ASSETS

Your portfolio is powered by high-quality, resilient assets.

Our assets drive your returns. We pair our extensive network and expertise with the collective buying power of our investor community to acquire high-quality assets ranging from debt to equity, commercial to residential, and more.

We follow a “value investing” strategy of acquiring assets for less than what we believe is their intrinsic value, and typically less than their replacement cost. Our team then works to increase the value of each asset over time through hands-on management and in partnership with local operators.

We’ve specifically built the RSTCA  portfolio with the intention of being able to withstand prolonged periods of economic distress. Nothing can be guaranteed, but because of our conservative approach and extensive underwriting processes, we believe the RSTCA  portfolio is, from a risk-adjusted-return standpoint, well positioned to be able to sustain a severe economic downturn

Investment strategies

By employing a combination of strategies, we aim to build well-rounded, resilient portfolios targeted to deliver consistently strong results based on our clients’ goals and appetite for risk

The benefits of investing in real estate

Income

Year after year, real estate has proven its ability to deliver superior income streams to investors.

Stability

While other types of investments zig and zag, real estate has a reputation for staying steady.

Risk-adjusted return

Managing your portfolio’s risk doesn’t need to mean sacrificing return potential.

Fixed Income

Our Fixed Income strategy seeks to generate above-market yields by providing creative and comprehensive financing solutions underpinned by high-quality real estate. We seek to lend with a margin of safety to product types with high durability of demand (e.g., housing) and real constraints on new supply, thereby supporting property values.