FAQ
Find answers to common questions such as how your money is protected, what happens if the market changes, how long funds are held, whether there’s a guarantee, funding options.
These are their common questions.
How is my money protected?
At Purnell Capital, we prioritize investor security. Each investment is backed by carefully vetted real estate opportunities, with due diligence performed to minimize risk. Additionally, funds are held in regulated accounts and secured by contractual agreements to protect your capital.
What if the market changes?
Market fluctuations are natural. Our strategy is built on long-term value, meaning we focus on assets with strong fundamentals that can withstand short-term market shifts. While no investment is risk-free, we actively manage our portfolio to reduce exposure and adapt when conditions change.
How long is my money held?
Investment terms vary depending on the project. Typically, funds are committed for a set period—often between 12 to 36 months—until the project is completed or the property is sold. Full details are always provided before you invest.
What if a property sells early?
If a property is sold before the projected term, investors receive their capital back sooner along with any earned returns up to that point. Early exits are handled in a transparent manner, and you will be updated immediately.
Is there a guarantee?
As with any investment, returns cannot be guaranteed. However, Purnell Capital follows a strict investment process, prioritizing high-quality projects with strong potential. Our goal is to deliver consistent, reliable returns while protecting investor capital.
How can I fund my investment?
Investors can fund their accounts via bank transfer or other secure payment methods provided in our onboarding process. Detailed instructions are shared once your investment application is approved.
What interest rates do you pay?
Returns vary depending on the project and investment structure. On average, our investors can expect competitive rates that outperform traditional savings or fixed-income products. Specific rates will be clearly outlined for each opportunity before you commit funds.