FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We want all of our investors to fully understand the investment process and feel comfortable investing with Wrentham Capital. Your trust in us is paramount to a successful outcome. Browse the most frequently asked questions below and we welcome you to reach out to us if you have any other questions. 

What are the risks?
No matter what type of investment you make, there is an element of risk. Real estate is no different. We have experience in handling and helping to mitigate the most common risk associated with these types of investments including:
  • Tenants move out prematurely
  • Tenants do not pay their rent
  • Interest rates go up
  • External or unexpected factors (i.e., environmental, economic, & political issues) could impact the value of the property
How are the investments financed?
Acquisitions will be financed in one of two ways:
 
  • Combination of debt (mortgage) and cash
  • All cash from us and/or our investors
Is my initial investment guaranteed?
All investments contain an element of risk. As with most other investments, you may lose your initial investment. Wrentham Capital has an excellent track record and all investment properties are selected after reviewing several data points related to the likelihood of long-term investment success in the project such as value-add opportunities (for example, ask us about low-flow toilets and common area cleaning), projected job growth in the area, renter demographics, and more. 
How many other investors will be involved?

Every investment opportunity is different from the next. Some deals have a dozen investors and others only one. On average, there are typically approximately 3-5 investors in each deal in order to help maintain high proportions of cash flow and equity for all involved. 

Will I be involved in the day-to-day property management?

Wrentham Capital, LLC will handle all day-to-day activities. We get our hands dirty so you don’t have to and you will not have any management responsibilities.

How long do you hold the property for?

Every property will have a different hold time. Property hold times typically range between 5 and 10 years, depending on exit strategy and future market conditions. 

What is an accredited investor?

The term “accredited investor” is used by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under Regulation D to refer to investors who are more financially sophisticated. Some of the criteria that make you eligible as an accredited investor are having a net worth that exceeds $1 million (excluding the value of your primary residence) or receiving income in excess of $200,000 ($300,000 if married filing jointly) for the last two years, assuming that the same level of income is expected in the current year as well. 

How and when will I receive updates about my investment?

When you become an investor with Wrentham Capital you can expect regular project updates, quarterly meetings, and scheduled zoom calls.