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If interest rates are high, why are my returns low in my savings account?

KB Short Term Notes, LLC is secured by real estate and pays 6 - 10% interest on your investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

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    • Who can invest?

      Accredited investors under the rules of Regulation D.

    • When can I invest?

      Once announced, an offering will be open for 5 business days, or until it is funded.

    • What am I investing in?

      You are investing in a note that is a debt obligation of KB Short Term Notes, LLC, a subsidiary of OCH Edgewater Management LLC. This subsidiary was established for the sole purpose of providing financing to OCH Edgewater Mangement LLC entities as a normal part of their acquisition activities. The debt obligation consists of the subsidiary's assets, which include real estate, real estate debt and cash assets.

    • How do I get paid?

      Simple interest will be accrued (based on monthly calculation ) and investors will receive their aggregated interest income alongside the repayment of principal at the end of the term. The funds will be distributed directly back to you via the investor portal.

    • Is there a maximum investment amount?

      Yes, investors are allowed to invest in increments of $1,000 up to the maximum of $100,000.

    • What is the tax reporting structure?

      Investors will receive a 1099-INT on an annual basis and this will be available via the documents section of your investor portal.

    • How is my investment protected?

      An OCH Edgewater Management, LLC subsidiary (KB Short Term Notes, LLC) is the borrower and the loans are backed by the subsidiary's assets, which include real estate, real estate debt, and cash assets. Similar to any investment, there is potential risk that you may get back less than the principal amount you invested, but we've done everything we can to mitigate any risk. And in the event of the subsidiary's bankruptcy, its assets will be sold with the intention of repaying the principal balance along with any accrued interest, which we intend to pay at maturity.