What is a BRXS note?

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A BRXS note is a bond that represents a loan that investors extend to finance and maintain a specific real estate property. When you purchase a BRXS note, you’re essentially lending money that goes toward the acquisition, renovation, and operation of residential property.

Each BRXS note has a value of €100 and includes both the nominal value of the bond and the fees associated with the investment opportunity.

As an investor in BRXS notes, you can expect to receive:

  1. Fixed Interest Payments: Regular payouts during the holding period of your investment, derived from rental income

  2. Repayment of Nominal Value: At the end of the investment term, you receive back the nominal value of your investment

  3. Potential “Bonus Interest”: There are two types of additional returns you may receive:

    • Rental Surplus: Extra income generated from cash reserves accumulated during the rental period
    • Appreciation Surplus: Additional profit if the property sells for more than its acquisition and associated costs

BRXS notes allow you to start investing in real estate with a relatively small amount while gaining exposure to both rental income and potential property appreciation in a structured investment vehicle.

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