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  • alternatives worth value, private markets, 2032

$60 trillion in alternatives by 2032?

You read that right.....gulp! That is an eye-watering number, but Bain & Company suggests it in its recent analysis, "Avoiding Wipeout: How to Ride the Wave of Private Markets." They say: Wealth and asset managers are now favoring private markets because the business models that have dominated asset management for years have nearly run their course,” said Markus Habbel, global head of Bain’s Wealth & Asset Management practice. Private assets constitute a much larger market than public assets and offer potentially higher yields, diversification, and in cases such as real estate—a hedge against inflation. Our research shows there ...

August 27th, 2024|
  • Presidentials elections 2024 and Real Estate

THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2024: CALTIER THOUGHTS

We wanted to share some insights on how we think the upcoming presidential election could potentially affect the real estate market. Considering the differing policies and approaches of both the Democratic and Republican parties, the outcome of this election has the potential to present a combination of opportunities and challenges. Just so you know, these are just our opinions and certainly should not be used to make investment decisions. In this political climate things change quickly so what we think might happen may not at all! Scenario 1: A Republican Win Let's examine what a Republican win in the next ...

August 14th, 2024|
  • REAL ESATE guide beginner, crowdfunding

A Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Crowdfunding

We created this article as a guide for those seeking more information on Real Estate Crowdfunding. Please consult your advisor before making any investment decision. This is for informational purposes only. Real estate crowdfunding is an exciting (and relatively new) way for investors to diversify their portfolios and get into a powerful asset class without a massive capital infusion. Crowdfunding can make it easier to invest in real estate by letting large numbers of investors pool their resources to buy a stake in large commercial projects. However, there are some definite best practices you might want to follow — and ...

August 9th, 2024|
  • Class A, B and C properties explained

Class A, Class B and Class C Property Explained

Our investors often ask about the difference between Class A, Class B, and Class C properties. While there are some boundaries between these three real estate classifications, there are no official guidelines. We’ll go into the details below, but in a very simple sense: Class A properties are investment-grade, high-quality properties that are extremely desirable and attract high-income renters. Class B properties are one step down from Class A, generally older, and typically need more work and upgrades, but they have more  potential to add value. Class C properties need significant renovations and improvements and typically offer the greatest upside ...

April 15th, 2024|
  • real estate easy, online investment, non-accredited.

Tools to make real estate investing easy

We recognize the common hurdles for many in real estate investment, such as the significant time commitment, substantial initial capital often needed, and finding accessible opportunities. These challenges often discourage many from participating in real estate investing. To combat these issues, CalTier offers a set of solutions aimed at making real estate investment more attainable: Low Entry Point: Investors can start with as little as $500 and subsequently invest additional amounts starting from $50. Diversified Portfolio: CalTier’s current fund comprises a variety of cash-flowing real estate assets, providing investors with immediate diversification. Flexibility: While ...

April 10th, 2024|
  • alternative assets and examples

What Are Alternative Investments? Definition and Examples

CalTier does not provide investment advice. This is purely for informational purposes only.Alternative investments have the capability to offset market volatility and inflation by diversifying your portfolio beyond traditional investment classes like stocks and bonds. While they come with risk like any investment, alternative investments aren’t tied to the performance of the stock or bond markets, so they’re especially attractive during times of increased market volatility. In this article, you'll find: The definition of alternative investments Types of alternative investments The pros and cons of alternative investments How to invest in alternative investments Tax implications What Are Alternative Investments? Alternative ...

March 22nd, 2024|

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