Aperture claims 55% unlevered IRR with a zero loss rate
Andrew Jewett · 1174 Planning a $50m ICO for Property Investing, 55% Unlevered IRR Historically · Oct 11, 2018 · at 7:40
Andrew Jewett, co-founder of Aperture and Property Coin, describes Aperture's historical trading track record in residential real estate to Nathan Latka.
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“The trades we make are all profitable. We have zero loss rate and we have 55% unlevered IRRs, but .”
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