Q.
What is MWBFG?
Mastermind
Wealth Builder for Generations (MWBFG) consists of a highly
motivated team dedicated to helping our members and investors
get out of the rat race through real estate investments.
Unlike traditional joint venture agreements where profits are
split 50/50 with the investor putting all the money, all investors
share equally in the profits and have the opportunity to learn
about real estate in the process.
Q.
Where does MWBFG invest in?
Currently,
MWBFG owns real estate investment properties in Manitoba.
Our acquisition team is focused in all areas in Canada, with
emphasis on Manitoba, Alberta, and Ontario.
Q.
What vehicles do MWBFG invest in?
MWBFG
invests in cash flow rental properties with a minimum cash-on-cash
return of 10%. With other profit centres such as appreciation
and principle reduction factored in, the total return on investment
is projected to be higher.
Q.
How much experience is in the group?
The
company is headed by Isabella Leung, a proactive real
estate investor in BC who has many years of experience
in real estate investing. She has worked for several
large international firms and has an uncommon talent and passion
for all real estate investment issues.
Q.
How is MWBFG set up?
The
CEO of MWBFG is Isabella Leung, a seasoned real estate investor.
Under her is an advisory committee of nine individuals, consisting
of professionals ranging from accountants, engineers, to business
owners in the web development industry. MWBFG is a holding
company incorporated in the province of BC.
Q.
How can I invest with MWBFG?
If you are interested in learning more about MWBFG, please
email info@WealthBuilderForGenerations.com
or our contact Public Relations Manager:
Q.
Is there a minimum / maximum amount that I can invest?
Generally
speaking, there is no minimum that an individual can invest.
Average investment amounts do range from $1000 - $5000.
Q.
Can I get some literature on the company?
Absolutely,
you can download a copy of our prospectus or brochure.
Q.
Where are you based?
MWBFG
is based in Vancouver.
Q.
What is the exit strategy?
Initially,
your funds will be invested for a period of three years.
After that, the shareholder will enjoy emergency redemption
rights. Under any circumstance, the investor can sell
their shares back to the other group members or to external
investors.
