Block Funds provides access to professionally managed commercial real estate opportunities backed by decades of operating experience, disciplined underwriting, and transparent investor reporting.
Why Real Estate
Commercial real estate can offer investors multiple sources of potential return, including recurring income, equity growth, appreciation and valuable tax-planning opportunities.
Cash-on-Cash Return
Stabilized commercial properties with established tenants can generate recurring rental income. After operating expenses and debt service, a portion of the remaining cash flow may be distributed to investors, often on a monthly basis.
These distributions can provide a consistent income stream while investors retain ownership in an asset with the potential to appreciate.
Through Debt Reduction
Commercial real estate investments frequently use financing to acquire properties. As tenants pay rent, a portion of the property’s cash flow may be used to reduce the loan’s outstanding principal.
Each principal payment can increase investor equity without requiring additional capital. That equity may contribute directly to investor returns when the property is refinanced or sold.
Long-Term Value Creation
Real estate has the potential to appreciate due to market conditions, inflation, increasing rental income and strategic property improvements.
Value may also be created through renovations, leasing vacant space, redevelopment or new construction. Investors may realize a significant portion of their total return when an appreciated property is sold.
Through Depreciation
Eligible commercial properties may be depreciated over a 27.5- or 39-year schedule, depending on the property type. Depreciation creates a non-cash expense that may offset a portion of the investment’s taxable income.
Additional benefits may be available through cost-segregation studies and bonus depreciation when applicable.
Long-Term Wealth Preservation
Investors may be able to defer capital-gains taxes by reinvesting proceeds from the sale of qualifying property through a Section 1031 like-kind exchange. This strategy may allow an investor to continue growing a real estate portfolio without immediately recognizing taxable gains.
When qualifying real estate is held until death, heirs generally receive a step-up in cost basis to the property’s fair market value. Together, tax deferral and stepped-up basis can make commercial real estate a valuable tool for intergenerational estate planning.
Block Funds offers multiple pathways for investors seeking institutional-quality commercial real estate opportunities across a range of investment goals and structures.
Preserve capital and defer taxes through structured exchange opportunities backed by professionally managed commercial real estate assets.
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