Welcome, we’re glad you stopped by our website. If you are here, then it’s because you heard us at Cash Flow Expo. We hope you enjoyed listening to Ben Fraser’s session and found some value in what we discussed. Our goal is to help you in any way we can on your investing journey.
Since you may not know a lot about Aspen Funds at this point, we wanted to give you more background on who we are and what we do. Very simply, we manage several private funds for accredited investors looking to generate passive income using real estate notes.
While everyone is searching for the best options to generate strong returns on their investments, very few investments actually make a positive impact. When we buy notes, we become the mortgage lender. And while making our investors money is our first priority, we seek to help our borrowers whenever we can and create true win-win scenarios.
Because we buy mortgage notes at steep discounts, it allows us flexibility when working with borrowers. In many cases, we have wiped out debt or modified loan terms for affordable payments. And because of these discounts, we’re able to help people without sacrificing investor returns.
You can feel good about your investment with Aspen.
Aspen Funds operates several private investment funds in real estate notes for accredited investors. There are several advantages over traditional investment options that are very attractive.
Our funds provide strong annualized returns between 9-15%. These funds are uncorrelated to the market and use very low leverage.
Because our funds are not publicly traded and therefore not subject to the whims of the stock market, they have very low volatility.
Our funds are secured by residential single-family homes. Real estate notes deliver strong income as well as real assets as collateral.
In several of our funds, we offer liquidity for our investors after 1 year on a quarterly basis, whereas most private funds have lockup periods between 3-10 years.
The latest 27-minute Aspen Income Fund Deep Dive webinar covers many topics in great detail, including:
How to generate consistent income passively
Real examples of real estate notes and how they work
How private investments compare to other asset classes
The keys to conservatively underwriting these assets
Why it's better to be the bank
About Aspen's historical track record
