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Bond Basics

How bonds work and how CREB compares with other options

Understanding bonds

What is a bond?

A bond is a loan you make to an issuer. The issuer agrees to pay you interest at a stated rate and to repay your principal under set terms. Unlike stocks, a bond's income is set by contract.

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What does a fixed-rate bond mean?

A fixed-rate bond pays a stated interest rate that doesn't move with markets day to day. CREB's stated rate is 8.50% APY, set by its offering terms rather than by property prices or stock markets.

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Comparisons

How is a CREB bond different from a REIT?

A REIT owns properties or mortgages and pays dividends that can change, and publicly traded REIT shares move with the market. A CREB bond lends against real estate and pays a stated 8.50% APY, credited daily, with no share price to watch.

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How is CREB different from real estate crowdfunding?

Crowdfunding usually puts your money into specific property deals with long hold periods and uncertain payouts. CREB is one bond spread across many loans, paying a stated 8.50% APY credited daily, with no lock-up.

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