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Vault I - Self Storage

60,000 rentable square foot self-storage facility in Lake Wylie, SC. The development emphasized parking with 133 oversized, paved boat & RV spaces. Delivered in 2016, the property exceeded both lease-up velocity and rental rate projections with the boat parking leasing up in just a few months. Received several unsolicited offers to purchase the property during lease-up and sold the property in 2017.

9.7%

Target Return on Cost

83%

Target IRR

25%

Target Cash on Cash Return

3.5%

Target Equity Multiple

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Return on Cost

4.5

Minimum Investment

$250K

Internal Rate of Return

8.4%

Property Type

Self Storage

Overview

70,000 rentable sq ft of Self Storage with 100 boat & RV parking spaces

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Our investment strategy is to deploy capital in high growth regions of the Southeast. Our focus is on self storage, retail, medical office, professional office, shared office, daycare & flex. Delivering finished projects significantly below market value. Capitalizing on migration patterns of new residence & business providing for above market returns to investors.

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