Since 2008, Greenleaf has been in the business of buying distressed assets at values below replacement costs, renovating them, and positioning them for long term cash flow or disposition. Over the past decade, the market has evolved to become more focused on short-term exits at premium prices as opposed to longer-term holds with consistent stabilized cash flows. While this dynamic often times yields high returns as measured by conventional metrics (i.e. IRR), this creates a process by which assets are constantly going through a transaction process.
The Greenleaf Income Fund was formed to build a diversified pool of debt positions that have consistent cash flows that we can rely upon to make distributions. As debt positions are realized, the fund intends to keep a steady pipeline of future opportunities to keep its income streams consistent over the long-term.
We are aiming to deliver an 11% - 12% total annual return, comprised of 8.0% annual cash distributions (paid monthly), and 3.0% - 4.0% of annual capital appreciation through the reinvestment of remaining cash flow into new investments over time, thereby increasing Fund investors’ share values.
