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Invest In Massive Yielding Property In The USAs Largest Oilfield Now With Optional 4 Year, 25% Rental Guarantee
Hands free, passive, high income opportunity Located in the Bakken oilfield, North Dakota, USA, which has more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia Small window of opportunity to take advantage right now Huge projected rental yields of 38% or optional 25% rental guarantee for 4 years Invest from just $47,000
Contents
Investment Summary
Location
The Development
Financials
Purchase Process
FAQs
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Investment Highlights
Massive annual rental returns year on year of up to 40% OR 4 year rental guarantee at 25% 15,000 oil workers with no accommodation and rising! Full managed, hands free and passive investment Rental income supported by multinational oil companies Realistic rental returns of 90%+ Fabrication of the mini hotel is done off site allowing it to be built faster and achieve returns sooner
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As a result of this incredible prosperity and with money flooding the area, North Dakota has one of the lowest unemployment rates in all of the USA and land prices are rising dramatically. Currently only a tiny fraction of the 15,000 and rising oil workers have suitable accommodation and as such the vast majority are sleeping in their cars, tents and trailer parks.
With wells drilled in the Bakken during the past three years, there is significant new geological information. With ever-advancing production technologies, this could mean more oil could potentially be recovered in the formation. Ken Salazar USA Secretary of the Interior
This is totally unsustainable especially when you consider the location being just south of Canada, the weather can be extremely cold and is causing health and safety issues for the multinational oil companies who have to ensure the safety and welfare of their staff. This is why there is an incredible untapped opportunity to provide accommodation in this area.
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Each mini hotel block contains 20 self-contained, fullyfurnished ensuite rooms. Investors may purchase individual rooms, or a block of 20. Each mini hotel comes with full, dedicated and professional management in place to provide a passive, hands free income for investors. The following specifications are all included in the investor purchase price. Small items, such as crockery and linen etc, are covered for the first 12 months after which the investor/owner may be required to contribute towards replacements. Two double, queen, or king beds Sitting room / bedroom En suite, fully-fitted bathroom Carpeting and flooring
Ceiling fans Drapery hardware Attached lighting fixtures Two nightstands Coffee maker Microwave Two sets of crockery Bed linen Flat screen TV and cable Wifi internet ready Page 5
Investor Price Gross Total Rent Rental To Investor Marketing Costs NET Annual Income
% Annual Return
25%
38%
40%
1. This is very conservative, current accommodation in the area are achieving 95-98% occupancy and rates of $110 to $140 per night per room. 2. Full closing and purchasing costs are estimated at $1,850 for a single room/unit and $17,000 for a 20 room mini hotel block. 3. The rental guarantee is optional and investors must indicate if they want to take advantage of this upon point of reservation. 3. Investors will receive 55% of the room revenue, with an additional cost being advertising for your single unit room (at $450 per year) or 20 room 'mini hotel' block (at $2,000 per year) via internet advertising and personal contacts with the relevant organisations and companies.
Exit Strategies
1. Long term hold
Compared to the yields and returns offered by bank accounts and the volatility with stocks and shares, a passive, consistent rental income of up to 47% makes a tremendous return to hold for the long term.
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ON-GOING COSTS 1. $450 p/annum marketing fee This fee is used to buy and place signage, adverts in the local papers around the county, direct marketing to oil companies and the website. The website will be an online management tool as well as a booking and payment site. Add to this the marketing of rooms and a portal to resell your unit should an investor wish to do so at any time during their ownership period. 2. $5.00 per night hold back ($1825 p/annum)** This will be used to pay for the investors insurance policy each month (this policy will be a house hazard policy with contents and personal liability), as well as the general upkeep of the property such as grass mowing, snow removing and gravel replacement, that comes with heavy winter snow removals. Decorating will be needed every few years. The hold back will be on a per block basis and held in the blocks account. It will be accounted for and receipted. Any funds remaining in the hold back will be the property of the owners of the units in the block. If a shortage occurs the following month will top off the fund or the owners will pay the amount in. This should be a very rare occurrence but should be Stated. ** not included in the financial on page 6
TAXES Independent tax advise should be sought, however we can advise that state and federal tax will be circa 10% after deductible costs and filling fees, we anticipate an approx. figure of $1,000 USD p/annum. Single Owner Income Less Depreciation Less Tax Filing Fees Net Income Less Tax Free Income Net Taxable Income Tax to Pay $17,618 $1,709 $256 $15,653 $3,650 $12,003 approx. $1,201 Married Couple $17,618 $1,709 $256 $15,653 $7,300 $8,353 approx. $840
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If purchasing a block, you should be sent your contract within a week or two of receipt of the reservation deposit and relevant paperwork as requested. If purchasing a single unit, or multiple units less than a mini hotel block of 20 rooms, reservation fees are held in escrow until the whole block has been sold/reserved.
Upon signing the purchase contract, the balance of the purchase price (plus closing costs) is to be paid into escrow and released to the developer upon completion of the following stages: a) 35% (plus closing costs) on signing of purchase contract. b) 35% on confirmation that the panels have been released from the factory. c) 30% on confirmation that the building is complete and ready for occupation.
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FAQs
Q1. What am I actually purchasing? A1. Investors are purchasing a fully furnished, high end en-suite room/unit in a mini hotel. Q2. Is there a reservation fee? A2. Yes. The reservation fee is $1000 USD for a single unit and $7,500 USD for a 20 room/unit mini hotel block. This is held in escrow and credited against the total cost at completion / closing. A culmination minimum of 20 rooms/units must be purchased before any escrow funds are released. Q3. Who owns the land that the mini hotels are built on? A3. If you are purchasing the entire 20 room/unit mini hotel then you would be the freeholder of the land. If you are purchasing less than any entire mini hotel, then you would own 1/20th share of the freehold. Q4. Is planning permission needed to build the mini hotels? A4. Provided that the construction meets the North Dakota Building Code and the requirements set out by the utility companies, which it does, then planning permission is not required. Q5. Will there be any problems with ensuring that the units are connected to the full range of utilities? A5. No, please see Q4 above, The units will be fully integrated with all utilities such as electricity, telephone, water, sewage. Q6. Who is responsible for managing the mini hotels and paying the rental income? A6. The developer and their management company will handle all of the day to day running and management of the mini hotel to ensure that this is a passive and hands free investment for you. Rental income for a given month will be shared out equally amongst each investor and paid monthly direct into a bank account of your choice. Q7. How realistic is the 90% occupancy rate. A7. Extremely realistic! Current hotels and accommodation in the area are achieving on average 95-98% occupancy rates with some achieving 100% for the last 6 months, so we feel this 90% occupancy rate figure is on the cautious side. With 15,000 workers still with no permanent accommodation already and the number of workers exceeding the number of rooms, there is tremendous unmet demand for accommodation. Q8. How achievable is the $100 a night rental rates? A8. Again, this is very realistic. The majority of accommodation and rooms available that are achieving the 95-98% occupancy rates are charging and being booked at on average $110 to $140 a night. This means our figure of $100 should have no problem in attracting regular, long term and frequent tenants. Q9. How do the workers pay for their rooms? A9. In 95% of cases the large oil companies such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, Halliburton, Shell and BP provide a housing and accommodation allowance for its workers and in many cases pays the owner direct. This is considered one of the perks of working on site on an oil field and provides investors with long term, stable rental income.
It is common for large oil companies such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, Halliburton, Shell and BP to provide a housing and accommodation allowance for its workers and in many cases Page 10
FAQs
Q10. Who pays for the upkeep and maintenance of the building? A10. An upkeep pool at a rate of $5 per night is required as an . This is accrued from rent paid to the management company, not as an additional investor cost. Any external damage (such as from weather conditions) is covered by master policy; and any internal tenant damage is paid for by the tenant or oil company. Q11. Does the developer have any competition in the area for these kinds of buildings? A11. Due to the developer being a specialist in this type of construction and having specialist knowledge and manufacturing techniques, they currently have no competition in this area. Traditional builders have significantly higher build costs and take significantly longer to build their sites and have exceptionally high wages that they have to pay because there is a shortage of workers. The cutting edge technology reduces overheads and costs and therefore ensures the returns are so large. Q12. What are the other additional costs involved with purchasing? A12. Closing costs are estimated at $1,850 for a single room/unit and $17,000 for a 20 room/unit mini hotel block. Investors purchasing multiple units, but not a whole block, may receive a discount on the closing costs as stated above. Any over-payment of closing costs will be refunded. The property law in America requires that a fullyitemised breakdown of closing costs is supplied upon completion. Closing costs include: title insurance; title search; attorney fees, escrow fees, notary fees, wire fees, courier fees, property inspection, recording (local) fees, document preparation, appraisal fees, endorsements, transfer fees and property taxes. Q13. What is your finders fee on this investment opportunity? A13. We offer very competitive fees given the amount of time it has take to negotiate and structure this unique investment opportunity for our valued clients. We reward larger purchasers by offering significant discounts to our fees, please see below:
Q14. Will I need a USA Lawyer / Attorney? A14. Yes you will. We have sourced a professional and efficient one who will be acting for our clients interests and manage the escrow account.
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