These are ten questions  we think you should ask before making an investment,
presented as part of our podcast “Creating Wealth Simplified,” hosted by Chris Seveney (Founder & President of 7e) and Lauren Wells (Vice President of 7e).
 

1. How long have you been in real estate?
2. Have you or any of your properties/businesses filed for bankruptcy?
3. Have there been any criminal charges against the company or any of its principles?
4. Approximately how many deals has the sponsor gone through full-cycle?
5. Please describe the company’s overall philosophy or strategy.
6. What geographic markets does the company target?
7. Have you ever lost an investor’s principle?
8. How do investors receive accurate information about the status of their investors?
9. Are you sponsoring any other investments? If so, how many?
10. What are your targeted and historical returns?

 
You can read or listen to 7e’s detailed answers to all these questions at time-stamp 19:30 of our podcast episode “Top 10 Questions to Ask Before Investing With a Sponsor.”
 
You can read our full-length answers here.
 
For 7e investments, these questions highlight some of the core values of our company, individual attention, due diligence, and transparency.  Our company’s strategy is to invest in distressed single-family home mortgages, a demanding and resource-intensive sector that nevertheless has thin competition and the potential for high investor returns.
 
Part of our mission is to keep people who have fallen on hard times a way to remain in their homes. This adds a second bottom line to our investment process.
 
Our strategy is to identify under- and non-performing mortgage notes by individually-vetted borrowers, purchase the notes at a 40 to 50% discount to market value, and work to negotiate terms that the borrower can pay back, assuming they pass our qualifications to have a high probability to paying their new mortgage in full, on time.
 
We believe our fund to be a safer investment at the moment than the stock market, including most high yielding ETFs which are dictated by changes in market sentiment and investor’s fears.
 
Our targeted return on your investment is an 8% annualized return (distributed monthly), a higher targeted rate than many other fixed income investments such as treasuries and corporate bonds. We make sure our investors get paid first, hitting our targeted rate is our priority.
 
Communication, both with investors and with borrowers, is a key staple of our business model, so we highly encourage you to ask these questions yourself as you consider an investment.
 
Email us at invest@7einvestments.com to ask whatever questions you’d like or to set up a phone call with one of our team members. 
 
If you are interested in an investment that distributes above market monthly income while keeping people in their homes, it may be time to take a look at 7e Investments. Plus, if you invest now, you may be eligible for bonus shares of up to 7% of your original investment, adding to your monthly returns.
 
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These are ten questions  we think you should ask before making an investment,
presented as part of our podcast “Creating Wealth Simplified,” hosted by Chris Seveney (Founder & President of 7e) and Lauren Wells (Vice President of 7e).
 

1. How long have you been in real estate?
2. Have you or any of your properties/businesses filed for bankruptcy?
3. Have there been any criminal charges against the company or any of its principles?
4. Approximately how many deals has the sponsor gone through full-cycle?
5. Please describe the company’s overall philosophy or strategy.
6. What geographic markets does the company target?
7. Have you ever lost an investor’s principle?
8. How do investors receive accurate information about the status of their investors?
9. Are you sponsoring any other investments? If so, how many?
10. What are your targeted and historical returns?

 
You can read or listen to 7e’s detailed answers to all these questions at time-stamp 19:30 of our podcast episode “Top 10 Questions to Ask Before Investing With a Sponsor.”
 
You can read our full-length answers here.
 
For 7e investments, these questions highlight some of the core values of our company, individual attention, due diligence, and transparency.  Our company’s strategy is to invest in distressed single-family home mortgages, a demanding and resource-intensive sector that nevertheless has thin competition and the potential for high investor returns.
 
Part of our mission is to keep people who have fallen on hard times a way to remain in their homes. This adds a second bottom line to our investment process.
 
Our strategy is to identify under- and non-performing mortgage notes by individually-vetted borrowers, purchase the notes at a 40 to 50% discount to market value, and work to negotiate terms that the borrower can pay back, assuming they pass our qualifications to have a high probability to paying their new mortgage in full, on time.
 
We believe our fund to be a safer investment at the moment than the stock market, including most high yielding ETFs which are dictated by changes in market sentiment and investor’s fears.
 
Our targeted return on your investment is an 8% annualized return (distributed monthly), a higher targeted rate than many other fixed income investments such as treasuries and corporate bonds. We make sure our investors get paid first, hitting our targeted rate is our priority.
 
Communication, both with investors and with borrowers, is a key staple of our business model, so we highly encourage you to ask these questions yourself as you consider an investment.
 
Email us at invest@7einvestments.com to ask whatever questions you’d like or to set up a phone call with one of our team members. 
 
If you are interested in an investment that distributes above market monthly income while keeping people in their homes, it may be time to take a look at 7e Investments. Plus, if you invest now, you may be eligible for bonus shares of up to 7% of your original investment, adding to your monthly returns.
 
To invest, or simply to learn more, please visit our offering page. Here you can read our SEC-qualified offering circular.

simply to learn more, please visit our offering page. Here you can read our SEC-qualified offering circular.