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FAQ
Below are several
of Noble Capital’s most Frequently Asked Questions. The answers listed
below are abbreviated - more in depth analysis and information can be
found within the contents of
the prospectus. If you have a question or concern that has not been
sufficiently addressed herein,as always, we would love to hear from you.
How long has Noble Capital been in business?
Noble opened for business in March of 2002.
Has an lender ever lost money with Noble Capital?
No, a lender has never lost money investing with Noble Capital.
Has Noble Capital ever had a complaint filed against them by an
lender?
No, Noble has never had a lawsuit or complaint filed by a lender.
What is the minimum investment required from lenders?
Currently it is $250,000 minimum, however, if you are a new Investor
that wants to get comfortable with the program before reaching our
minimum
investment we will consider an amount less than $250,000.
Can lenders receive monthly income from these investments?
Yes, lenders can receive monthly income, however, in many cases it makes
better tax sense to receive returns annually for investors that are not |
dependent on the monthly income. See
the next question about taxation.
How are the lenders returns taxed?
In regards to all of Noble Mortgage Lending related offerings, lenders
will pay their ordinary income tax rate on interest income received.
Noble
does have other offering which allow Investors to take advantage of long
term capital gains tax treatment (15% currently in 2008) on
distributions
received.
How does Noble Capital make money?
Noble Capital’s wholly owned subsidiary, Streamline Funding received a
loan origination commission
from the Borrower and Noble also receives income from fund mgmt &
investment servicing fees. None of Noble’s fees are charged to the
lenders.
What kind of person borrows money at the high interest rates
charged by Noble Capital?
Our Borrowers are not consumers and one should not compare our rates
with market rates for consumers. Our Borrowers are real estate investors
ranging from experienced developers with excellent credit to novice “we
buy ugly houses” rehabbers with below average credit. The Borrowers
are career Real Estate Investors, Realtors, Home Builders, General
Contractors, and Developers.
How does the Real Estate Market and Economy affect Noble
Capital’s business?
The business thrives in an up or a down market. Down markets seem to
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