October 27, 2026

No investment can guarantee returns, and CREB is no exception. The 8.50% APY is a stated rate under the offering terms, and paying it depends on the portfolio's performance and CREB's ability to meet its obligations.

What supports the rate

  • Interest from first-lien real estate loans
  • U.S. Treasuries and cash reserves
  • Conservative loan-to-value underwriting and diversification

Track record

As of March 31, 2026, CREB reports $0 in principal losses and 100% of interest paid on time since inception. Past results don't guarantee future results.

Read the main risks of investing in CREB and the risk factors in the offering circular.

CREB bonds are investments, not bank deposits. They are not FDIC insured, and you could lose money, including principal.