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IRR is how fast your money grows each year. It counts the rent checks along the way and the sale at the end.
Rex buys good apartment communities in good places, fixes them up, and sells them. The goal is an 18 to 20% yearly return and about 2x your money in four to five years.
You own a share of the community. Rex does all the work. Not a condo, not a timeshare.
This may be for you if:
- You have cash sitting on the side.
- You have a lot in stocks and want something real.
- You want income for retirement.
- You have a 1031 coming up.
- You got burned by a sponsor before.
Rex has done this before. Tap a community to see the numbers.
Buy for less than it costs to build.
The return starts with a low price.
41%below build cost in Raleigh: $163,000 a home vs about $279,000 to buildFinish work the last owner started.
Some homes are already updated, so Rex knows the higher rent before spending a dollar.
$140/momore rent on an updated home in Raleigh, with 68% still to updateFix up the outside.
Pool, carports, green space, curb appeal. Small cost, helps rent.
Run it with Rex people.
Leasing, repairs, management. No outside company.
600+people on the Rex teamSell to a big buyer.
Four to five years is how long the plan takes.
Is my money stuck for five years?
You cannot pull out any day you like. Fair question.
But you are not waiting five years to get paid. Rent starts flowing in year one, and it is sent to you. Rex uses fixed rate loans, so nothing forces a sale at a bad time.
When do I see money?
The 2x is at the end. The rent is along the way.
Every community Rex buys already has people living in it and paying rent. So there is income from day one, before the updates raise it.
How do I know Rex is real?
Most people ask this on the first call.
Rex has bought and sold apartments since 2009. The full documents come from the investor team, and you can have them checked by anyone you trust.
Is 20% realistic?
It is a target, not a promise.
The return comes from three things you can check: a low price, updates that already raise rent, and a team that runs the property itself. That works in a high rate market too.
Can I use a 1031 exchange?
Often the money is coming out of a sale.
A 1031 usually has to buy a property directly. These deals are a share of a partnership, so most do not fit on their own. If your money comes from a sale, say so on the call. The team will tell you what fits.
Taxes, and can I use my IRA?
Depreciation, K-1s and retirement accounts come up on most calls.
You get a K-1 each year. Depreciation on the property passes to you. Self directed IRA and Roth accounts can invest.
I would rather own property myself.
Owning it yourself means you are the landlord.
Leasing, repairs, evictions, insurance, 2 a.m. calls. Here you own a share of something much bigger, and a full time team does all of that.
These are 1970s buildings.
Old buildings can hide big repair bills.
Rex does not buy empty buildings or gut them. It buys solid, full buildings and finishes the inside work the last owner started.
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