13% average return: where does that number actually come from?
- Dáneth N
- Jul 2
- 2 min read
When we say our average annual return is 13%, the first question we always get is:
"How exactly is that calculated?"
Fair question. Here is the answer, with real numbers.
Breakdown by investment type
Modality | Avg. return | Key characteristics |
Equity | 27.0% | Stake in developer capital · 18–36 month cycle · premium projects |
House Flipping | 33.0% | Buy, renovate, sell · 2–36 month cycle · judicial auctions or market |
Rental Income | 17.0% | Cash-flow generating assets · hybrid rental + appreciation model |
Secured Debt | 12.9% | Loan with first-rank mortgage guarantee · fixed return · capped risk |
Weighted average across all four modalities and 16 analyzed cases: 22.5% average return in selected cases. The 13% reflects our consolidated track record across all projects, including lower-return ones.
Selected cases behind the number
Alicante, Playa San Juan (House Flipping): 44% return in 2 months. Acquired at judicial auction below market value.
Residencial Porta Nuova, Milan (Equity): 27% over 24 months. 30 apartments in Milan's financial district.
Aveiro Project, Portugal (Secured Debt): 12% in 12 months. 7 units 100% pre-sold. First-rank mortgage guarantee.
Marbella Luxe (Rental Income): 21% via hybrid rental + capital appreciation model. Premium international coast.
Important: past returns do not guarantee future performance. What we do guarantee is the same level of rigorous analysis on every new project.
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*This content is for general informational purposes only. For advice specific to your situation, please consult a qualified professional before making investment decisions.
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