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Reasons to Invest
Top Asset Class
Real estate is one of the top performing asset classes in the world and provides an excellent combination of return and security.
No Minimums
TREP makes real estate investing accessible for all international investors, with zero minimum investment requirements.
Income Generation
TREP distributes 100% of the net cash-flow in the form of annual dividends to all token holders!
Compounded Growth
Dividends are designed to grow each year the investment is held, providing excellent annual income for investors.
Real Estate Backed
TREP is backed by physical properties, not simply technology which can become obsolete tomorrow.
Liquidity
Real estate is typically considered a long-term investment, but with TREP, investors can buy or sell at any time.
Security Token
TREP is a security token, which means investors will have an actual ownership interest in the company unlike 90% of the cryptos in the world.
No Boundaries
Individuals from around the world can invest in TREP, removing geographic barriers.
Reasons to Invest
Top Asset Class
Real estate is one of the top performing asset classes in the world and provides an excellent combination of return and security.
No Minimums
TREP makes real estate investing accessible for all international investors, with zero minimum investment requirements.
Income Generation
TREP distributes 100% of the net cash-flow in the form of annual dividends to all token holders!
Compounded Growth
Dividends are designed to grow each year the investment is held, providing excellent annual income for investors.
Real Estate Backed
TREP is backed by physical properties, not simply technology which can become obsolete tomorrow.
Liquidity
Real estate is typically considered a long-term investment, but with TREP, investors can buy or sell at any time.
Security Token
TREP is a security token, which means investors will have an actual ownership interest in the company unlike 90% of the cryptos in the world.
No Boundaries
Individuals from around the world can invest in TREP breaking geographic barriers.
We’ve Built A Platform To Help You Buy And Sell Real Estate.
We will Help You Buy And Sell Real Estate Within Seconds And Without Any Hassles!
We’ve Built A Platform To Help You Buy And Sell Real Estate.
We will Help You Buy And Sell Real Estate Within Seconds And Without Any Hassles!
TREP’s Primary Objective as a Company:
Making real estate accessible for all!
Biggest obstacles faced by investors wishing to invest in real estate
Requires a large amount of capital
Requires a long-term commitment and it is illiquid.
Requires knowledge, time, and management expertise.
Requires a large amount of capital
Requires knowledge, time, and management expertise.
Requires a long-term commitment and it is illiquid.
TREP is designed to transform real estate into an investment that feels more like a stock purchase. You can buy or sell whenever you like and invest as much or as little as you wish. The best part is, it is a completely passive investment, so no headaches and no property management experience is required!
TREP’s goal is simple – make the best performing asset class in the world much more accessible to all.
How do we do this? Through Tokenization!
How do we do this? Through Tokenization!
What is Tokenization?
Tokenization is the process of converting a real estate asset into a blockchain-based digital token and making it available for sale. The people who purchase these tokens have a direct ownership interest in the property in proportion to their investment.
What is Tokenization?
Tokenization is the process of converting a real estate asset into a blockchain-based digital token and making it available for sale. The people who purchase these tokens have a direct ownership interest in the property in proportion to their investment.
How is a Property Tokenized?
Each property offered through TREP is tokenized by first acquiring it through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC). The membership interests of the LLC representing 100% of the equity in the property will be divided into $1 units and entered into blockchain using smart contracts on the Ethereum (ERC-3643) platform. These units are also called “Tokens” and ownership of a specific number of tokens provides individuals their corresponding prorated ownership interest in the property. In short, 100% of the tokens represent 100% equity ownership of the property held by the LLC.
Tokenization enables the transparent ownership and efficient exchange of a physical asset possible. This important step now turns real estate into a liquid asset, and one which does not require a large investment, lengthy hold periods, or expensive transaction costs. It also allows large top-performing commercial properties to become available to the common man, making all types of real estate truly accessible.
Benefits of Tokenizing Real Estate
Greater Liquidity
Buy and sell within seconds, not weeks,
months, or years.
No Investment Barrier
One can invest as much or as little
as they wish
Eliminate High Transaction Costs
Removes many middlemen and multiple taxes / fees from the transaction.
Clear Proof of Ownership
Peace-of-mind knowing buyer is
receiving clear title
Access to top performing properties
No longer reserved only for the
large institutions.
Benefits of Tokenizing Real Estate
Greater Liquidity
Buy and sell within seconds, not weeks,
months, or years.
No Investment Barrier
One can invest as much or as little
as they wish
Eliminate High Transaction Costs
Removes many middlemen and multiple taxes / fees from the transaction.
Clear Proof of Ownership
Peace-of-mind knowing buyer is
receiving clear title
Access to top performing properties
No longer reserved only for the
large institutions.
How Does TREP Make Money Through Tokenization?
TREP benefits in numerous ways from tokenizing real estate through syndications, also known as fractionalized sales.
TREP earns:
2% Acquisition Fee for sourcing, negotiating, and structuring the transaction, arranging financing, and other contributions towards the overall success of the purchase.
1.5% Asset Management Fee for managing all business affairs related to the property.
1.0% Capital Event Fee – one-time fee paid to TREP for working with a lender to structure a refinance of the property or working with brokers to successfully complete a sale of the asset.
25% Equity Interest in the property through an Equity Swap with the owners of the syndication.
TREP looks much like a cross between a REIT and a Real Estate Management Company, but unlike REITs, TREP’s earnings are not limited to the size of its property holdings portfolio. TREP also earns a significant share of its income by providing a service and earning service fees for structuring syndications and tokenizing the underlying properties.
How Does TREP Make Money Through Tokenization?
TREP benefits in numerous ways from tokenizing real estate through syndications, also known as fractionalized sales.
TREP earns:
2% Acquisition Fee for sourcing, negotiating, and structuring the transaction, arranging financing, and other contributions towards the overall success of the purchase.
1.5% Asset Management Fee for managing all business affairs related to the property.
1.0% Capital Event Fee – one-time fee paid to TREP for working with a lender to structure a refinance of the property or working with brokers to successfully complete a sale of the asset.
25% Equity Interest in the property through an Equity Swap with the owners of the syndication.
TREP looks much like a cross between a REIT and a Real Estate Management Company, but unlike REITs, TREP’s earnings are not limited to the size of its property holdings portfolio. TREP also earns a significant share of its income by providing a service and earning service fees for structuring syndications and tokenizing the underlying properties.
Syndications and Fractionalized Sales
The Future of Real Estate Investing.
Syndications are properties divided into smaller parcels so investors can buy as much or as little as their budget permits. Everyone is treated equally, so an individual investing as little as $1,000 receives the same percentage return as an investor investing $1,000,000!
Two primary parties in a syndicate: the sponsors and the investors. Sponsors, also known as syndicators or managers, are responsible for sourcing, structuring the deal, financing, managing, and ultimately selling the property. Investors are passive participants who earn cashflow based upon their ownership interest in the property and do not need to worry about any day-to-day management of the properties.
Investing in a syndication is much like buying shares in a public company, but even syndications can vary greatly depending upon who the sponsor is and how they structure their deals. TREP tokenizes its syndications, which means we put our properties into blockchain via smart contracts and issue tokens (just like shares) representing ownership in the property.
Two primary parties in a syndicate: the sponsors and the investors. Sponsors, also known as syndicators or managers, are responsible for sourcing, structuring the deal, financing, managing, and ultimately selling the property. Investors are passive participants who earn cashflow based upon their ownership interest in the property and do not need to worry about any day-to-day management of the properties.
Investing in a syndication is much like buying shares in a public company, but even syndications can vary greatly depending upon who the sponsor is and how they structure their deals. TREP tokenizes its syndications, which means we put our properties into blockchain via smart contracts and issue tokens (just like shares) representing ownership in the property.
Why tokenize real estate?
No minimum investment required to participate – Individuals can invest as little or as much as they like.
Liquidity – investors receive tokens (just like shares) in the property which they can sell any time after one year, whereas traditional real estate investing generally requires a minimum 3-to-5 year hold.
Why do intelligent investors prefer syndications? Because…
Syndications provide competitive returns to stocks, but they can also provide passive income, tax breaks, and a hedge against inflation.
Syndications are collateralized by the real estate, unlike stocks.
The Investment can be made in any size that fits the investor’s budget.
Investors do not have to worry about arranging bank financing.
No stress related to property management, tenant complaints, leasing, or maintenance.
Why tokenize real estate?
No minimum investment required to participate – Individuals can invest as little or as much as they like.
Liquidity – investors receive tokens (just like shares) in the property which they can sell any time after one year, whereas traditional real estate investing generally requires a minimum 3-to-5 year hold.
Why do intelligent investors prefer syndications? Because…
Syndications provide competitive returns to stocks, but they can also provide passive income, tax breaks, and a hedge against inflation.
Syndications are collateralized by the real estate, unlike stocks.
The Investment can be made in any size that fits the investor’s budget.
The Investment can be made in any size that fits the investor’s budget.
No stress related to property management, tenant complaints, leasing, or maintenance.
Structure of a TREP Syndication:
All properties are purchased through a special purpose vehicle (LLC or LLP).
Most TREP deals are structured on a 75/25 split with the investors. The capital required to complete an acquisition is provided by two sources: the Investors (25%) and the lender (75%). Presently, commercial properties in the US can qualify for financing with interest rates as low as 3.5 – 5.0%.
In traditional syndications, the sponsor receives a share of the net cashflow and net proceeds following a sale of the property. The profit share is generally between 20 – 25%, however that ratio can vary deal to deal. TREP syndications are very different, because they include an “Equity Swap” of a portion of equity in each property. This equity swap is a unique characteristic in TREP syndications and is one of the primary reasons why TREP deals can provide a much greater return than any other syndication structure in the market.
How is an “Equity Swap” implemented in a TREP syndication? TREP receives actual ownership interest equal to 25% of the total equity in the property. In exchange, TREP provides the syndicate investors with an equal value in TREP Tokens.
Most TREP deals are structured on a 75/25 split with the investors. The capital required to complete an acquisition is provided by two sources: the Investors (25%) and the lender (75%). Presently, commercial properties in the US can qualify for financing with interest rates as low as 3.5 – 5.0%.
In traditional syndications, the sponsor receives a share of the net cashflow and net proceeds following a sale of the property. The profit share is generally between 20 – 25%, however that ratio can vary deal to deal. TREP syndications are very different, because they include an “Equity Swap” of a portion of equity in each property. This equity swap is a unique characteristic in TREP syndications and is one of the primary reasons why TREP deals can provide a much greater return than any other syndication structure in the market.
How is an “Equity Swap” implemented in a TREP syndication? TREP receives actual ownership interest equal to 25% of the total equity in the property. In exchange, TREP provides the syndicate investors with an equal value in TREP Tokens.
A win-win structure for Syndication Investors
and TREP
Syndicate investors gain significant upside when TREP’s token value appreciates, without any additional downside risk. Syndicate gives up 25% equity, but it also gains equal value in TREP with full downside protection as their investment is still 100% collateralized by the property.
TREP investors see the net asset value of TREP’s holdings increase with the addition of the 25% equity interest from every syndication. Plus, TREP’s income statement benefits with the added income from 25% of each property’s cashflow.
A win-win structure for Syndication
Investors and TREP
Syndicate investors gain significant upside when TREP’s token value appreciates, without any additional downside risk. Syndicate gives up 25% equity, but it also gains equal value in TREP with full downside protection as their investment is still 100% collateralized by the property.
TREP investors see the net asset value of TREP’s holdings increase with the addition of the 25% equity interest from every syndication. Plus, TREP’s income statement benefits with the added income from 25% of each property’s cashflow.
TREP vs Other Syndications
The following is an example of the same property through a TREP syndication structure vs a traditional syndication structure. TREP syndication can provide much higher returns as shown below.
Key USPs of a TREP Deal Compared to other Syndications
TREP.co syndication investors receive equity in TREP in the form of TREP Tokens, thus a dual benefit from (1) the appreciation in the value of the token and (2) an annual dividend distribution. This can provide a much greater return compared to any other syndication structure.
TREP takes advantage of low interest financing to fund 75% of the purchase, thus requires less cash from investors. The result is a greater cash-on-cash return for investors compared to other syndication structures.
TREP syndications are tokenized, therefore can provide liquidity unlike other syndications where investors must wait for the Sponsor to refinance or sell the property to recover their investment.
Capital liability is limited to the investment, unlike traditional syndications or fractionalized sales. In TREP deals, once an expense is approved by the partners, TREP funds the expense and is later reimbursed through operating revenue or following a liquidity event such as a sale.
TREP vs Other Syndications
Key USPs of a TREP Deal Compared to other Syndications
TREP.Co Investors receive equity in TREP in the form of TREP Tokens, thus a dual benefit from (1) the appreciation in the value of the token and (2) an annual dividend distribution. This can provide a much greater return compared to any other syndication structure.
TREP takes advantage of low interest financing to fund 75% of the purchase, thus requires less cash from investors. The result is a greater cash-on-cash return for investors compared to other syndication structures.
TREP syndications are tokenized, therefore can provide liquidity unlike other syndications where investors must wait for the Sponsor to refinance or sell the property to recover their investment.
Capital liability is limited to the investment, unlike traditional syndications or fractionalized sales. In TREP deals, once an expense is approved by the partners, TREP funds the expense and is later reimbursed through operating revenue or following a liquidity event such as a sale.
Is TREP like a REIT - Real Estate Investment Trust? NO!
REITs do provide one solution to lower the barrier for investing in real-estate, allowing the average person to invest in this asset class. However, investors do not have any control over management of the REIT, nor do they actually own any share of the REIT held properties themselves, unlike TREP syndications where investors have a voting right and direct ownership in the property.
REITs are an important tool for enabling access to real estate investments, but when it comes to owning the assets themselves, a REIT offers no solution.
How does TREP compare with REITs?
REITs are liquid. By comparison, TREP will also provide liquidity as a crypto token, freely tradable on a crypto exchange or on the TREP platform.
REITs and TREP have the benefit of no minimum investment required unlike traditional real estate transactions, even compared to non-tokenized fractionalized real estate deals.
TREP provides its token holders with the opportunity to purchase an interest in one specific asset which collateralizes their full investment, whereas REITs are more like a mutual fund of properties. The risk may not be greater with a REIT, but the risk of a lower cashflow is much greater with a REIT compared to TREP.
TREP only invests in rent-yielding properties, so no investments into land development or new construction projects which can result in a loss, or zero passive income.
REITs typically pay out only a percentage of the net cashflow earned to its investors, whereas TREP pays out 100% of the LLCs cashflow to its token holders.
One of the biggest differences between a REIT and TREP is a REIT’s valuation only comes from the assets it has purchased and the income derived from them. TREP’s valuation comes from the assets it holds and the income which is generated from it, plus its 25% equity / income earned from every syndication deal it structures and tokenizes. The more properties TREP tokenizes throughout the world, the more income will be shared with its token holders.
The value of a REIT is based solely upon its assets and related cashflow. A REIT does not provide its shareholders with the ability to experience 100s or 1000s of percentage growth in its share value.
Retail participation in REITs is very low because many people don’t understand them, and it has traditionally been an institutional play. In comparison, TREP is a crypto, and as we have seen, cryptos are being purchased by thousands of retail and now even institutional buyers.
Is TREP like a REIT?
(Real Estate Investment Trust) - NO!
REITs do provide one solution to lower the barrier for investing in real-estate, allowing the average person to invest in this asset class. However, investors do not have any control over management of the REIT, nor do they actually own any share of the REIT held properties themselves, unlike TREP syndications where investors have a voting right and direct ownership in the property.
REITs are an important tool for enabling access to real estate investments, but when it comes to owning the assets themselves, a REIT offers no solution.
How does TREP compare with REITs?
REITs are liquid. By comparison, TREP will also provide liquidity as a crypto token, freely tradable on a crypto exchange or on the TREP platform.
REITs and TREP have the benefit of no minimum investment required unlike traditional real estate transactions, even compared to non-tokenized fractionalized real estate deals.
TREP provides its token holders with the opportunity to purchase an interest in one specific asset which collateralizes their full investment, whereas REITs are more like a mutual fund of properties. The risk may not be greater with a REIT, but the risk of a lower cashflow is much greater with a REIT compared to TREP.
TREP only invests in rent-yielding properties, so no investments into land development or new construction projects which can result in a loss, or zero passive income.
REITs typically pay out only a percentage of the net cashflow earned to its investors, whereas TREP pays out 100% of the LLCs cashflow to its token holders.
One of the biggest differences between a REIT and TREP is a REIT’s valuation only comes from the assets it has purchased and the income derived from them. TREP’s valuation comes from the assets it holds and the income which is generated from it, plus its 25% equity / income earned from every syndication deal it structures and tokenizes. The more properties TREP tokenizes throughout the world, the more income will be shared with its token holders.
The value of a REIT is based solely upon its assets and related cashflow. A REIT does not provide its shareholders with the ability to experience 100s or 1000s of percentage growth in its share value.
Retail participation in REITs is very low because many people don’t understand them, and it has traditionally been an institutional play. In comparison, TREP is a crypto, and as we have seen, cryptos are being purchased by thousands of retail and now even institutional buyers.
Token Sale
Distribution of Tokens:
Use of Proceeds:
Token Sale
Distribution of Tokens:
Use of Proceeds:
OUR ROADMAP ROADMAP
October 2021
Research and Development.
December 2021
Main Tasks Completed (i.e. Whitepaper, Tokenomics, Roadmap, etc.)
February 2022
TREP incorporation in Wyoming, USA
March 2022
Pre-launch – Tokens available for purchase @ Price of $0.75 / Token
April 2022
Formal Launch – Tokens available for sale @ Launch price of $1.00 / Token (Reg D 506(c) Offering)
May 2022
First Syndication Under Contract
July 2022
Second Syndication Under Contract
August 2022
Third Syndication Under Contract
September 2022
Aim to receive full approval for SEC Reg A+ Filing
October 2022
Listing on multiple exchanges to support a more liquid market for TREP Tokens
OUR ROADMAP ROADMAP
October 2021
Research and Development.
December 2021
Main Tasks Completed (i.e. Whitepaper, Tokenomics, Roadmap, etc.)
February 2022
TREP incorporation in Wyoming, USA
March 2022
Pre-launch – Tokens available for purchase @ Price of $0.75 / Token
April 2022
Formal Launch – Tokens available for sale @ Launch price of $1.00 / Token (Reg D 506(c) Offering
May 2022
First Syndication Under Contract
July 2022
Second Syndication Under Contract
August 2022
Third Syndication Under Contract
September 2022
Aim to receive full approval for SEC Reg A+ Filing
October 2022
Listing on multiple exchanges to create liquid market for TREP Tokens
Frequently asked questions FAQS
Tokenized Real Estate Properties
TREP’s primary objective as a company is to make real estate much more accessible and affordable for people all over the world through tokenization.
TREP makes money in multiple ways including (1) investing directly in real estate; (2) investing in Tax Liens and Tax Deeds; (3) tokenizing real estate; and (4) structuring syndications.
Upon a successful filing with the SEC, TREP’s Security Token Offering (STO) would have zero minimum investment requirements. However, if an investor wishes to participate during the Pre-Launch phase, the minimum investment is $50,000 (US) and accredited investor status.
Depends on where one is located. For international investors, there is no minimum investment. For US investors, the minimum investment is $50,000, and they must be accredited per SEC requirements.
Syndications are essentially properties which are fractionalized so investors can participate by making any size investment they wish. The syndication is structured and managed by a Sponsor.
No, investors will own a share of the property with other investors, similar to owning a share of a publicly traded company.
Mostly commercial properties which possess strong rental income. This can also include large residential communities, warehouses, hotels, etc.
No. TREP manages the property portfolio, however a local property management company is hired to oversee the day-to-day operation of each property and held accountable for maintaining occupancy, property upkeep, and rent collection.
TREP earns a one-time Acquisition Fee of 2%, an annual Property Management Fee of 1.5%, and a Capital Event Fee of 1%. Plus, TREP receives a 25% equity interest in each syndication through an Equity Swap, thus TREP also earns 25% of the net cashflow from each property.
Yes, a portion of the rental income is distributed each month to syndicate investors in proportion to their ownership of the property.
In a TREP syndication, the investment is fully collateralized by the property, but the investor enters into an equity swap of 25% of his equity in the property in exchange for an equal value of equity in TREP Tokens.
The equity swap allows a syndicate investor to diversify their investment while having the potential to earn a much greater return. For example, if the TREP Tokens received in the swap increase in price from $1 to $2, a syndicate investor can experience significantly higher returns compared to regular syndications.
TREP is required to deliver the difference up to the value of the property it received, thus protecting the investor’s downside. The property always acts as the ultimate collateral for the investment. The only way a loss can take place in this structure is if the property itself declines in value. (See Risk Factors in PPM)
The maximum liability for syndication investors is limited to the size of their investment, thus if a property requires additional capital due to deferred maintenance or a drop in occupancy, investors are not bothered. TREP covers the liability and will be reimbursed from future cashflow or upon the sale of the property, providing peace of mind for investors.
Yes, TREP Tokens may be sold any time following the minimum one-year hold after issuance.
Yes, TREP is designed to distribute 100% of its net profits to its token holders each year. Following Year 1, dividends are planned to be paid quarterly.
No. Both investments are real estate based, but investors in a REIT earn from the cashflow and price appreciation of the REIT’s portfolio, whereas TREP investors earn from the cashflow and appreciation of the TREP portfolio, plus from fees earned by providing tokenization as a service each year. Upside is greater in TREP compared to a REIT. For more clarity, see TREP Whitepaper.
Yes. TREP takes advantage of competitively low interest rates in the US to finance as much as 80% of the purchase price of its property acquisitions. This aids TREP in providing higher returns compared to traditional syndications that do not utilize financing.
Investing in TREP means an ownership interest in the syndicator, thus a share of the fees earned for creating / managing syndications, and the 25% equity received from each property syndicated. An investment in a TREP Syndication means an investment in and collateralized by a specific property and any related cashflow or price appreciation from that single property.
TREP Tokens are considered Security Tokens, because they represent an actual ownership interest in TREP and a share of the Company’s cashflow, unlike utility tokens which provide zero ownership and only a utility benefit for owning those tokens.
This depends on the timing of the investment. For example, any international investor may purchase TREP Tokens during the Pre-Launch phase through the Company’s Reg S offering, however in the US, only “accredited investors” may acquire TREP Tokens utilizing the Reg D 506(c) exemption provided by the SEC. During the formal launch of the STO, any US or international investor may acquire TREP Tokens.
Yes, the restriction period is 12 months. During this period, investors cannot sell or transfer their Tokens.
No. The STO tokens would be offered through a Reg A+ offering which requires an SEC registration. The Reg A would allow the Company to raise up to $75 million from investors against free-trading shares / tokens upon qualification of the Offering by the SEC.
TREP Tokens will first be traded on TREP’s platform where individuals can place their bid and ask offers. TREP also intends to register with crypto exchanges and ATS’ (Alternative Trading Systems) to provide added liquidity for its Tokens, so investors can have multiple options to trade TREP tokens.
Frequently asked questions FAQS
Tokenized Real Estate Properties
TREP’s primary objective as a company is to make real estate much more accessible and affordable for people all over the world through tokenization.
TREP makes money in multiple ways including (1) investing directly in real estate; (2) investing in Tax Liens and Tax Deeds; (3) tokenizing real estate; and (4) structuring syndications.
Upon a successful filing with the SEC, TREP’s Security Token Offering (STO) would have zero minimum investment requirements. However, if an investor wishes to participate during the Pre-Launch phase, the minimum investment is $50,000 (US) and accredited investor status.
Depends on where one is located. For international investors, there is no minimum investment. For US investors, the minimum investment is $50,000, and they must be accredited per SEC requirements.
Syndications are essentially properties which are fractionalized so investors can participate by making any size investment they wish. The syndication is structured and managed by a Sponsor.
No, investors will own a share of the property with other investors, similar to owning a share of a publicly traded company.
Mostly commercial properties which possess strong rental income. This can also include large residential communities, warehouses, hotels, etc.
No. TREP manages the property portfolio, however a local property management company is hired to oversee the day-to-day operation of each property and held accountable for maintaining occupancy, property upkeep, and rent collection.
TREP earns a one-time Acquisition Fee of 2%, an annual Property Management Fee of 1.5%, and a Capital Event Fee of 1%. Plus, TREP receives a 25% equity interest in each syndication through an Equity Swap, thus TREP also earns 25% of the net cashflow from each property.
Yes, a portion of the rental income is distributed each month to syndicate investors in proportion to their ownership of the property.
In a TREP syndication, the investment is fully collateralized by the property, but the investor enters into an equity swap of 25% of his equity in the property in exchange for an equal value of equity in TREP Tokens.
The equity swap allows a syndicate investor to diversify their investment while having the potential to earn a much greater return. For example, if the TREP Tokens received in the swap increase in price from $1 to $2, a syndicate investor can experience significantly higher returns compared to regular syndications.
TREP is required to deliver the difference up to the value of the property it received, thus protecting the investor’s downside. The property always acts as the ultimate collateral for the investment. The only way a loss can take place in this structure is if the property itself declines in value. (See Risk Factors in PPM)
The maximum liability for syndication investors is limited to the size of their investment, thus if a property requires additional capital due to deferred maintenance or a drop in occupancy, investors are not bothered. TREP covers the liability and will be reimbursed from future cashflow or upon the sale of the property, providing peace of mind for investors.
Yes, TREP Tokens may be sold any time following the minimum one-year hold after issuance.
Yes, TREP is designed to distribute 100% of its net profits to its token holders each year. Following Year 1, dividends are planned to be paid quarterly.
No. Both investments are real estate based, but investors in a REIT earn from the cashflow and price appreciation of the REIT’s portfolio, whereas TREP investors earn from the cashflow and appreciation of the TREP portfolio, plus from fees earned by providing tokenization as a service each year. Upside is greater in TREP compared to a REIT. For more clarity, see TREP Whitepaper.
Yes. TREP takes advantage of competitively low interest rates in the US to finance as much as 80% of the purchase price of its property acquisitions. This aids TREP in providing higher returns compared to traditional syndications that do not utilize financing.
Investing in TREP means an ownership interest in the syndicator, thus a share of the fees earned for creating / managing syndications, and the 25% equity received from each property syndicated. An investment in a TREP Syndication means an investment in and collateralized by a specific property and any related cashflow or price appreciation from that single property.
TREP Tokens are considered Security Tokens, because they represent an actual ownership interest in TREP and a share of the Company’s cashflow, unlike utility tokens which provide zero ownership and only a utility benefit for owning those tokens.
This depends on the timing of the investment. For example, any international investor may purchase TREP Tokens during the Pre-Launch phase through the Company’s Reg S offering, however in the US, only “accredited investors” may acquire TREP Tokens utilizing the Reg D 506(c) exemption provided by the SEC. During the formal launch of the STO, any US or international investor may acquire TREP Tokens.
Yes, the restriction period is 12 months. During this period, investors cannot sell or transfer their Tokens.
No. The STO tokens would be offered through a Reg A+ offering which requires an SEC registration. The Reg A would allow the Company to raise up to $75 million from investors against free-trading shares / tokens upon qualification of the Offering by the SEC.
TREP Tokens will first be traded on TREP’s platform where individuals can place their bid and ask offers. TREP also intends to register with crypto exchanges and ATS’ (Alternative Trading Systems) to provide added liquidity for its Tokens, so investors can have multiple options to trade TREP tokens.
The Offering Will Be Made Only By Means Of An Offering Circular. An Offering Statement Regarding This Offering Has Been Filed With The SEC. The SEC Has Qualified That Offering Statement Which Only Means That TREP LLC May Make Sales Of The Securities Described By That Offering Statement. It Does Not Mean That The SEC Has Approved, Passed Upon The Merits, Or Passed Upon The Accuracy Or Completeness Of The Information In The Offering Statement. The Securities Offered By TREP LLC. Are Highly Speculative. Investing In Tokens Of TREP LLC Involves Significant Risks.
Investing In Securities Is Speculative And Carries A High Degree Of Risk. The Investment Is Suitable Only For Persons Who Can Afford To Lose Their Entire Investment. Furthermore, Investors Must Understand That Such Investment Could Be Illiquid For An Indefinite Period Of Time. No Public Market Currently Exists For The Securities, And If A Public Market Develops Following The Offering, It May Not Continue. Do Not Base Any Investment Decision Upon A Single Acquisition Prospect Discussed In Third Party Reports, Websites Or Other Media. The Information And Opinions Expressed By Third Parties Shall Not Be Construed As An Offer To Buy Securities And Is Not Intended To Be Investment Advice. Individuals Should Assume That All Information Provided By Third Parties Regarding Company Securities Are Not Accurate Unless Verified By Their Own Independent Research. To The Fullest Extent Of The Law, We Will Not Be Liable To Any Person Or Entity For The Quality, Accuracy, Completeness, Reliability, or Timeliness Of The Information Provided By Third Parties, Or For Any Direct, Indirect, Consequential, Incidental, Special Or Punitive Damages That May Arise Out Of The Use Of Information Provided By Third Parties. You May Obtain A Copy Of The Form D 506 Offering Circular That Is Part Of Said Offering Statement Here. You Should Read The Offering Circular And Consult With A Registered Investment Advisor or Licensed Stock Broker Before Making Any Investment.
If You Do Not Agree With The Terms Of This Disclaimer, Please Leave This Site Immediately. Please Be Advised That Your Continued Use Of This Site Or The Information Provided HereIn Shall Indicate Your Consent And Agreement To These Terms.
The Offering Materials And This Website May Contain Forward-Looking Statements And Information Relating To, Among Other Things, TREP LLC, Its Business Plan And Strategy, And Its Industry. These Forward-Looking Statements Are Based On The Beliefs Of, Assumptions Made By, And Information Currently Available To The Company’s Management. When Used In The Offering Materials, The Words “Estimate,” “Project,” “Believe,” “Anticipate,” “Intend,” “Expect” And Similar Expressions Are Intended To Identify Forward-Looking Statements, Which Constitute Forward-Looking Statements. These Statements Reflect Management’s Current Views With Respect To Future Events And Are Subject To Risks And Uncertainties That Could Cause TREP LLC’s Actual Results To Differ Materially From Those Contained In The Forward-Looking Statements. Investors Are Cautioned Not To Place Undue Reliance On These Forward-Looking Statements, Which Speak Only As Of The Date On Which They Are Made. TREP LLC Does Not Undertake Any Obligation To Revise Or Update These Forward-Looking Statements To Reflect Events Or Circumstances After Such Date Or To Reflect The Occurrence Of Unanticipated Events.
The Offering Will Be Made Only By Means Of An Offering Circular. An Offering Statement Regarding This Offering Has Been Filed With The SEC. The SEC Has Qualified That Offering Statement Which Only Means That TREP LLC May Make Sales Of The Securities Described By That Offering Statement. It Does Not Mean That The SEC Has Approved, Passed Upon The Merits, Or Passed Upon The Accuracy Or Completeness Of The Information In The Offering Statement. The Securities Offered By TREP LLC. Are Highly Speculative. Investing In Tokens Of TREP LLC Involves Significant Risks.
Investing In Securities Is Speculative And Carries A High Degree Of Risk. The Investment Is Suitable Only For Persons Who Can Afford To Lose Their Entire Investment. Furthermore, Investors Must Understand That Such Investment Could Be Illiquid For An Indefinite Period Of Time. No Public Market Currently Exists For The Securities, And If A Public Market Develops Following The Offering, It May Not Continue. Do Not Base Any Investment Decision Upon A Single Acquisition Prospect Discussed In Third Party Reports, Websites Or Other Media. The Information And Opinions Expressed By Third Parties Shall Not Be Construed As An Offer To Buy Securities And Is Not Intended To Be Investment Advice. Individuals Should Assume That All Information Provided By Third Parties Regarding Company Securities Are Not Accurate Unless Verified By Their Own Independent Research. To The Fullest Extent Of The Law, We Will Not Be Liable To Any Person Or Entity For The Quality, Accuracy, Completeness, Reliability, or Timeliness Of The Information Provided By Third Parties, Or For Any Direct, Indirect, Consequential, Incidental, Special Or Punitive Damages That May Arise Out Of The Use Of Information Provided By Third Parties. You May Obtain A Copy Of The Form D 506 Offering Circular That Is Part Of Said Offering Statement Here. You Should Read The Offering Circular And Consult With A Registered Investment Advisor or Licensed Stock Broker Before Making Any Investment.
If You Do Not Agree With The Terms Of This Disclaimer, Please Leave This Site Immediately. Please Be Advised That Your Continued Use Of This Site Or The Information Provided HereIn Shall Indicate Your Consent And Agreement To These Terms.
The Offering Materials And This Website May Contain Forward-Looking Statements And Information Relating To, Among Other Things, TREP LLC, Its Business Plan And Strategy, And Its Industry. These Forward-Looking Statements Are Based On The Beliefs Of, Assumptions Made By, And Information Currently Available To The Company’s Management. When Used In The Offering Materials, The Words “Estimate,” “Project,” “Believe,” “Anticipate,” “Intend,” “Expect” And Similar Expressions Are Intended To Identify Forward-Looking Statements, Which Constitute Forward-Looking Statements. These Statements Reflect Management’s Current Views With Respect To Future Events And Are Subject To Risks And Uncertainties That Could Cause TREP LLC’s Actual Results To Differ Materially From Those Contained In The Forward-Looking Statements. Investors Are Cautioned Not To Place Undue Reliance On These Forward-Looking Statements, Which Speak Only As Of The Date On Which They Are Made. TREP LLC Does Not Undertake Any Obligation To Revise Or Update These Forward-Looking Statements To Reflect Events Or Circumstances After Such Date Or To Reflect The Occurrence Of Unanticipated Events.
