Be an Investor, Not a Landlord
…while earning consistent net returns
Own real estate in your portfolio without any landlord hassles
with Hughes Capital’s family-operated, conservatively managed
buy and hold real estate investment fund.
Hughes Capital’s fund purchases and holds residential real estate in select
U.S. neighborhoods chosen for long-term stability and profitability.
Be an Investor,
Not a Landlord
…while earning consistent net returns
Own real estate in your portfolio without any landlord hassles with Hughes Capital’s family-operated, conservatively managed buy and hold real estate investment fund.
Current
Compounded
Net Return:
8.17%
Your return could be up to 1.4% greater, depending on your qualifying depreciation tax benefits.
Hughes Capital’s fund purchases and holds residential real estate in select U.S. neighborhoods chosen for long-term stability and profitability.
There are three ways to invest.
There are
three ways
to invest.
Cash
IRA
401(k)
Every investor receives the same benefits.
Every investor receives
the same benefits.
“The value proposition for investing in a Hughes Capital fund goes beyond the high rate of return — the funds have very little correlation with the stock market. As an investor, it has been difficult to find opportunities that do not follow the ebbs and flows of stocks. Hedge funds are proving to be expensive, currently underperforming, and not as “alternative” as one would like. Hughes Capital’s funds look to be uncorrelated to the stock market.“
Terry Oliver, Hughes Capital Investor
“The value proposition for investing in a Hughes Capital fund goes beyond the high rate of return — the funds have very little correlation with the stock market. As an investor, it has been difficult to find opportunities that do not follow the ebbs and flows of stocks. Hedge funds are proving to be expensive, currently underperforming, and not as “alternative” as one would like. Hughes Capital’s funds look to be uncorrelated to the stock market.“
Terry Oliver,
Hughes Capital Investor
Hughes Capital Fund Actual Historical Performance Summary
Below is the historical performance of Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund compared with the 10-year Treasury Bond, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the S&P 500, based on a $100,000 investment in March 2017.
Investor’s actual depreciation tax benefits and returns may vary, depending on method of investment and option to take dividends.
Make your IRA or 401(k) work harder.
Invest it in Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund.
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Order yours today!
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“We have known Greg and Steve since 2012. We began investing with them in 2016 and have since invested in every fund. Over the past year, we have gotten to know the rest of the team as well and have nothing but great things to say. Communication is the key to a long-lasting relationship and the team at Hughes Private Capital always does what they say they are going to do. We are quite happy with our returns and look forward to continuing our fruitful partnership with the Hughes Team.“
Cliff and Joan Hartwell,
Hughes Capital Investors
Make your IRA or 401(k) work harder. Invest it in Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund.
Request your free guide
to learn how!
If you’re investing your retirement funds solely in traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, you’re not alone. But by putting your retirement money to work for you in Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund, you can:
Earn consistent net returns, month after month
Enjoy greater transparency
Exercise more control over your money
Make your IRA or 401(k) work harder. Invest it in Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund.
If you’re investing your retirement funds solely in traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, you’re not alone. But by putting your retirement money to work for you in Buy & Hold Fund, you can:
Earn consistent net returns,
month after month
Enjoy greater transparency
Exercise more control over
your money
Request your free guide
to learn how!
Here are the housing markets that currently meet our
purchasing criteria:
“Over the last decade, our #1 responsibility has been to protect our investors’ principal. Once this requirement has been met, we focus on offering the highest
return possible. Contact us to to learn how you can become an investor and
start earning consistent net returns of 8% or more, month after month.”
Greg Hughes, Hughes Capital
CEO and Fund Manager
“Over the last decade, our #1 responsibility has been to protect our investors’ principal. Once this requirement has been met, we focus on offering the highest return possible. Contact us to to learn how you can become an investor and start earning consistent net returns of 8% or more, month after month.”
Greg Hughes, Hughes Capital CEO
and Fund Manager
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different ways I can invest in Hughes Capital’s Buy and Hold Fund?
When I want to withdraw part or all of my money, how does that work?
What is the minimum investment?
Can I receive a monthly income from my investment?
Why is having a consistent return so important?
Volatility has a devastating effect on your portfolio. As this sample diagram shows, a consistent return of 10% for 7 years doubles your money. If there were a loss of 25% in the first year, it would take an astonishing 17.8% return for 6 years in a row to double your money.
How often do you report to investors or send out statements?
What makes the fund a 100% passive investment?
Nothing in this website represents an offer to buy or sell any security or investment interest from us. Any such offer or solicitation may only be made upon delivery of a Confidential Private Offering Memorandum (PPM). In addition, while marketing material in this website could be interpreted as including forward-looking statements, those statements can only be read within the context of disclaimers contained in the PPM. Hughes Private Capital, LLC is limited to accepting only Accredited Investors with a minimum of $25,000 or more for investment. A partial definition for an accredited investor is a natural person whose individual “net worth” or joint net worth with Client’s spouse exceeds $1,000,000, excluding the value of primary residence, or a natural person who had an individual income in excess of $200,000 in each of the most two most recent years or joint income with Client’s spouse in excess of $300,000 in each of those years.
Nothing in this website represents an offer to buy or sell any security or investment interest from us. Any such offer or solicitation may only be made upon delivery of a Confidential Private Offering Memorandum (PPM). In addition, while marketing material in this website could be interpreted as including forward-looking statements, those statements can only be read within the context of disclaimers contained in the PPM. Hughes Private Capital, LLC is limited to accepting only Accredited Investors with a minimum of $25,000 or more for investment. A partial definition for an accredited investor is a natural person whose individual “net worth” or joint net worth with Client’s spouse exceeds $1,000,000, excluding the value of primary residence, or a natural person who had an individual income in excess of $200,000 in each of the most two most recent years or joint income with Client’s spouse in excess of $300,000 in each of those years.