AHP Fund
Invest in American communities. Earn a return while helping families stay in their homes. American Homeowner Preservation is open to anyone for as little as $100.
Overview
Invest money where it does the most good: American Communities. At AHP, they buy distressed mortgages at deep discounts, then directly work with homeowners to try to keep their homes. Your investment helps homeowners keep their homes, so they can stay in neighborhoods and stabilize communities.With AHP, you have the opportunity to earn a return on your investment while making America stronger.
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Why Invest
- Earn up to 10% per year while helping families in need
- Investors receive a monthly dividend payment
- With as little as $100, you can invest in a social mission.
How you make money
AHP and AHP Servicing pay investors a monthly distribution. After expenses are paid, distributions will be made in the following priority: Pay investor their preferred annual return. Return to investors their invested capital. Remaining funds, if any, are profit to the company.
How AHP Fund makes money
Unlike a traditional hedge fund, AHP does not charge investors fees to manage their money. Instead, AHP merely keeps the remaining profits, assuming there are any, for themselves after paying investors a 12% annual ROI.
Is it Safe?
Investing entails risk including the possible loss of principal and there is no assurance that the investment will provide positive performance over any period of time.
Things to know
- You make money onInterest
- Fees0%
- Payout frequencyMonthly
- Term of investment12-36 months
- LiquidityModerate
- Open toAll Investors
Company
- Country availabilityWorldwide
- Assets under managementUnknown
- Established2008
- Mobile Application No
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Amount invested
$7,000
Total fees
$0
Value after fees
$9,669.24
Forward-looking statements, including without limitations investment outcomes and projections, are hypothetical and educational in nature. The results of any hypothetical projections can and may differ from actual investment results had the strategies been deployed in actual securities accounts.
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