How a Typical Investment Return Cycle Works

A Typical Investment Cycle Return

The amount of the initial investment is a number for informational purposes and is not representative of the actual investment minimum or maximum required.

How It Works

Initial Investment: $50,000

Initial investment multiplied by 24%. $50,000 X .24 = $12,000

Interest divided by 365 days to attain a daily rate of interest earned. $12,000/365 =$32.87

For this example we will use an active project duration of 17 weeks or 119 days

Total investment interest earned = $3,911.53

Upon the sales closing the investor would be issued a check for $53,911.53 and a 1099 tax for for $3911.53. We would then get ready to invest in the next project.