Real property
A home held by your own U.S. company.
U.S. REAL ESTATE. WITH A CLEARER PICTURE.A property today.
A property today.
Possibilities tomorrow.
Discover U.S. rental properties, understand the numbers, and take your next step with clarity. From your first conversation to property management, see the whole journey.
01 /Your next chapter, on solid ground.
Illustrative photography↓
Visible numbers
Rental income, expenses and assumptions, together.
A guided journey
From feasibility to professional management.
THE PORTFOLIO
View all properties ↗Find a place for your future.
Look beyond the listing price. Explore the rental potential, operating costs and ownership story of each home.
For saleSample property↗Syracuse, New YorkTenant in place
142 Example Lane
3 beds · 2 baths · 1,680 sq ft
$165,000 USD
Expected monthly rent$2,200/ mo
Est. net rental yield10.33%
Illustrative property with stock photography. Not a verified listing or an offer for sale.
For saleSample property↗Buffalo, New YorkReady to rent
28 Sample Avenue
4 beds · 2 baths · 1,940 sq ft
$189,000 USD
Expected monthly rent$2,450/ mo
Est. net rental yield10.37%
Illustrative property with stock photography. Not a verified listing or an offer for sale.
SoldSample property↗Rochester, New YorkTenant in place
76 Illustration Drive
3 beds · 1.5 baths · 1,450 sq ft
$142,000 USD
Expected monthly rent$1,900/ mo
Est. net rental yield9.85%
Illustrative property with stock photography. Not a verified listing or an offer for sale.
A thoughtful investment begins with a clearer view.KNOW WHAT GOES INTO YOUR RETURNExplore an investment analysis ↗
The whole picture. Before the first step.
A rental figure is only the beginning. Review government-assisted rent and tenant share, management fees, annual taxes and insurance — all translated into a monthly view.
An illustrative monthly viewUSD
Expected monthly rent$2,000
Monthly operating expenses− $550
Estimated net rental income$1,450 / mo
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · Before financing and income taxes
FROM A CONVERSATION TO YOUR KEYS
See the process ↗Six steps. One clear path.
Understand who does what, where your funds go, and how ownership is transferred.
01↗
Start a conversation
Choose a property that interests you and discuss your goals with your real estate advisor.
02↗
See the feasibility
Review the home’s rental potential, expected income, operating expenses and investment assumptions in detail.
03↗
Form your U.S. company
After you decide to proceed, a U.S. limited liability company (LLC), wholly owned by you, is established.
04↗
Fund your company account
Transfer the purchase funds to your own U.S. company bank account, which remains under your control.
05↗
Close through escrow
An independent escrow/title company completes the required checks, records title in your company’s name and releases funds to the seller under the closing terms.
06↗
Receive title. Begin management.
Receive your title documents. A property management firm handles rent collection, maintenance, repairs and tenant coordination under your agreement.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions. Clear answers.
Start with the essentials. We can discuss the details that are specific to your situation.
Read all FAQs ↗How does the purchase process start?+
Start with a property or a conversation about your budget and goals. Your advisor walks you through a feasibility report before you decide whether to proceed.
Who owns the property and controls the funds?+
The planned ownership structure is a U.S. LLC wholly owned by you. Purchase funds are held in your company bank account until the agreed closing transfer. The independent closing company records title in the company’s name.
Are rental income and returns guaranteed?+
No. Published figures are estimates based on stated assumptions. Vacancy, repairs, tenant payments, program eligibility, taxes and market conditions can affect actual results. Government-assisted rent is a separate income component, not an unconditional guarantee of the total rent.
How are net rental income and cash flow calculated?+
Expected rent combines assisted rent and the tenant’s share. We subtract management, utilities, monthly insurance and taxes, plus any entered maintenance and vacancy reserves. Net income is before financing and income tax; cash flow also subtracts the mortgage payment. Closing costs and unentered expenses are excluded.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk to an advisor ↗Let’s make your next move a considered one.
Share your goals. Ask your questions. Get a clearer view of what owning a U.S. rental property could look like for you.