Passive income
The buildings earn rent from tenants — and your share is paid to you on a schedule.
Real estate investing, made simple
A share of real Canadian buildings.
These buildings collect rent every month. You own a share of it, and you can start small.
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Why real estate
Three simple reasons people invest.
Wealth protection
As cash slowly loses value to inflation, real property has historically held its worth.
Real Canadian real estate
Actual apartment and commercial buildings you can see, in real Canadian cities.
Compare the three paths
Buy a rental yourself. Buy stocks. Or invest this way.
Most people weighing real estate are really choosing between three things. Here is what each one actually asks of you — and what it gives back.
What you're comparing
Buying a rental yourself
Our approachInvesting with us
What you own
Buying a rental yourselfOne property, at one address, in one city.
Investing with usA share of a portfolio of real, income-producing Canadian buildings.
Who does the work
Buying a rental yourselfYou. Tenants, repairs, vacancies, the 2 a.m. call.
Investing with usProfessional managers run the buildings. You hold the shares.
Where the income comes from
Buying a rental yourselfRent — once the mortgage, taxes, repairs and vacancy are paid.
Investing with usRent from occupied buildings, paid to you on the offering's schedule.
Getting started
Buying a rental yourselfDown payment, land transfer tax, legal and closing costs — usually a large lump sum.
Investing with usA set minimum per offering. You see the exact amount once you have access.
How you get in
Buying a rental yourselfSearching, offers, financing, lawyers, inspections — often months of it.
Investing with usA guided sign-up with a licensed advisory team beside you at every step.
Debt in your name
Buying a rental yourselfA mortgage you personally guarantee, plus the rate risk that comes with it.
Investing with usNone. You invest cash and are never on the hook for a loan.
Spreading the risk
Buying a rental yourselfOne building, one tenant pool, one local market.
Investing with usMany buildings across Canadian cities, inside one investment.
Day-to-day swings
Buying a rental yourselfNo daily price, and genuinely hard to value between sales.
Investing with usNot repriced minute by minute — held for the term, valued periodically.
RRSP · TFSA · RESP
Buying a rental yourselfA rental property generally can't be held in a registered account.
Investing with usEligible for RRSP, TFSA and RESP.
Getting out
Buying a rental yourselfList it, wait months for a buyer, then pay commissions and closing costs.
Investing with usA stated term, with the redemption terms published up front before you invest.
A general comparison of three ways to hold real-estate exposure — not a forecast, and not investment advice. Private investments are not publicly traded, are far less liquid than listed shares, and carry risk including possible loss of principal. Terms differ by offering; review the offering documents before investing.
See how it worksHow it works
Getting started is simple.
A guided path, with a licensed advisory team beside you at every step.
01
Find an opportunity
Browse a short, curated list of vetted private real estate offerings.
02
Invest
Complete a simple, supervised sign-up with a licensed advisor beside you.
03
Receive income
The buildings collect rent — and your share is paid to you on the offering's schedule.
Real Canadian real estate
Independently audited
RRSP · TFSA · RESP eligible
Overseen by a licensed dealer (Parvis)
Good questions
Questions people ask first.
How much do I need to start?
Each opportunity sets its own minimum. You'll see the exact amount for each one when you get access.
How do I get paid?
The properties generate rental income, and your share is paid to your account on each investment's schedule.
Is this regulated? Is my money protected?
Investments are independently audited, and securities services are provided through Parvis Investment Services Inc., an Exempt Market Dealer (NRD #74000). Every investment still carries risk, including possible loss of principal.
Can I invest from outside Canada?
These opportunities are built for Canadian investors and use Canadian accounts (RRSP · TFSA · RESP). If you're outside Canada, the best first step is to speak with our licensed advisory team about whether and how you can take part.
By access
The door to real estate is open.
Join a growing group of investors putting their money into real, curated Canadian real estate — with a licensed team beside them.
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