We&#x27;d love to hear from you. What are your thoughts and questions? Discover how passive investors can earn quarterly income by acting as lenders rather than landlords in private real estate credit. Dr. Allen and Mike Sullivant discuss how the Aspen Private Credit Fund generates consistent returns while mitigating risk through middle-market real estate lending. Main Points: Participate in real estate income without managing tenants or property renovations. Position investments as preferred equity or lenders to gain priority payment protection before equity investors. Mitigate risk through extensive sponsor vetting, stress-tested underwriting, and multi-layered legal structures. Target an 8.2% projected net annual return with quarterly distributions through the RLS Wealth Fund. Connect with Mike Sullivant: https://aspenfunds.us/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-sullivant-37b87531/

Invest Like the Lender, Not the Landlord with Mike Sullivant - Ep-585

Streams to Impact

[SPEAKER_01] We think we've got a good competitive advantage in this lower end of the middle market to keep continuing to pound out deals and deal flow has not slowed in slightest. We continue to see strong deal flow coming through and that's probably one of the things that investors should know is that like the longevity, like where is this fund going?

[SPEAKER_02] What if you could pursue income from private placements without managing tenants, overseeing renovations or waiting years for a property to sell? Let's discover how private real estate credit allows passive investors to participate as the lender rather than the landlord.

[SPEAKER_02] The wealthy do not always own the buildings. Sometimes they own the debt and position themselves to be paid before the equity investors. In other words, they become the banker. Welcome to Streams to Impact brought to you by Steed Talker Capital. I'm your host, Dr. Allen Lomax.

[SPEAKER_02] This podcast is for high earning physicians, dentists, engineers, architects, entrepreneurs of other kinds who have high income. Without taking on a second job. What if you could pursue real estate income without managing tenants, overseeing renovation or waiting years for property to sell?

[SPEAKER_02] Private placement credit fund or private real estate credit fund lends money to real estate owners and developers. Borrowers pay interest, which can provide income to investors. And because lenders are generally paid before property owners receive profits, private credit may offer an additional layer of protection, although every investment does carry its own risk.

[SPEAKER_02] Today's episode is titled invest like the lender, not the landlord, pursuing quarterly income through private real estate credits. And here we will explore how the Aspen private credit fund seeks to generate quarterly income across several types of real estate

Invest Like the Lender, Not the Landlord with Mike Sullivant - Ep-585

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Invest Like the Lender, Not the Landlord with Mike Sullivant - Ep-585

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.