Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about our investment approach, legal structure, and how we ensure transparency and secure U.S. real estate returns.
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Lafayette Invest is formalizing its regulatory framework and preparing to operate under an AMF-aligned structure. Until finalized, the website is informational only and does not solicit or collect investments.
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Post-authorization, participation will be open to individuals (18+) in France/EU and to legal entities such as holdings and family offices. For now, visitors can register interest and receive updates.
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Performance combines quarterly coupons and potential capital appreciation at exit. Illustrative targets:
6–8% - Preferred Annual Coupons to investors before tax, which if unpaid in any given year are carried forward and paid before Lafayette Exit Performance Fees.
8-10% - Annual Internal Rate of Return to investors before tax, including Preferred Annual Coupons and capital appreciation but after return of invested capital.
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Real-estate investments carry risk of capital loss. Key risks include market cycles, rental performance, foreign exchange, regulatory, illiquidity and operational factors. Each program’s Offering Memorandum will describe risks in detail.
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Lafayette to operate within EU regulations such as ECSPR (2020/1503) and the Prospectus Regulation (2017/1129). Each program will include an Offering Memorandum, Issuance Contract, and a unique Subscription Form per investor.
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Fees are disclosed transparently per program: (1) Structuring Fees (setup/legal), (2) Annual Management Fees (% of cashflow), and (3) Exit Performance Fees (paid only after investors receive cumulative Preferred Annual coupons).