What are the main risks of investing in CREB?

October 27, 2026

Every investment carries risk. These are the main ones for CREB, as described in its disclosures. The offering circular lists them in full.

  • Not FDIC insured: CREB bonds are not bank deposits. You could lose money, including principal.
  • Unsecured bonds: the bonds are general obligations of the issuer, not backed by specific pledged assets.
  • Real estate and credit risk: borrowers can default, and property values can fall with the economy or interest rates.
  • Liquidity risk: withdrawal requests depend on available liquidity. Requests over $50,000 may take up to 30 days.
  • Concentration risk: the portfolio is concentrated in real estate.
  • Early-stage company: CREB was incorporated in 2021 and has a limited history.

Questions about risk? Speak with Investor Relations.