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NYCE’s Tech Mansion: Own real estate for $250

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Security Type
CAFES
Categories
Technology, Real Estate, Community & Lifestyle
Min Investment
$100
Location
NEW YORK, NY
Expected Close Date
April 30, 2023
Target Raise
$50.00K-$250.00K
No. Investors
593
Security Price
$1
Valuation
$1,178,000
Website
techmansion.co
Number of Employees
0
Cash
$53,559
Revenue
$31,689
Short Term Debt
$0
Cost of Goods
$0
Long Term Debt
$1,400,000
Net Income
$-17,757

Key Deal Facts

Own cash-flowing asset for $250
Silicon Valley-style coliving “accelerator”
Official Temple University housing partner
Seen on CNBC, Yahoo Finance, Forbes and more
$204K gross rental income; 58% LTV senior loan
150% valuation increase since first raise
Trade shares on NYCE app (12 months)
Opportunity Zone tax benefits

Management Team / Advisory Board Bios

Philip Michael CEO, NYCEAs head of NYCE, Philip’s led NYCE to a record-setting raise, built the NYCE app, while adding $211M in AUM during a pandemic. Has 152K followers on Instagram., Martin Braithwaite Co-Founder, NYCESlapped with a $324M price tag, Martin Braithwaite is an FC Barcelona striker alongside Leo Messi. As CVO, Martin is responsible for the overall long-term vision of NYCE.
Amount Raised : $301,693
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