Reconveyance Fee Assets

Exclusive opportunity to acquire positions in existing, recorded, performing real estate reconveyance fees.

About Real Estate Reconveyance Fees

A reconveyance fee is a legal obligation which requires future sellers of real estate to pay a set fee (e.g. 1%) on any resale of the property. These obligations are recorded on the title or deed of the property and are payable to the holders / owners of the reconveyance fee.

Our partnership holds assessments covering thousands of real estate projects. The portfolio covers residential, commercial, hotel, resort, apartment, retail, and light-industrial real estate projects.

The assessment are based on the gross sales price over 99 years, has an expected built-in correlation with inflation, and generally must be paid as a condition of transfer of title.

What are Reconveyance Fees?

These fees are charges required to be paid to developers, HOAs or individuals at closing each time a property is sold.

What % of the property value are they?

The obligation on each future seller to pay an assessment is generally 1% of the gross sales price in connection with each future sale of the real estate.

Why do these fees exist?

By placing these fees on the title of real estate, developers can now more fairly apportion expenses incurred for permanent improvements among successive owners of the property over the ensuing 99 years.

Are the fees recorded?

The fee is attached to the property by means of a legal instrument filed in the public records (like a deed or mortgage) and usually runs for a set period, often 20 or 99 years.

Buyers pay less

The assessment provides real estate developers with the ability to recover infrastructure costs over time, in lieu of putting 100% of the financial burden onto the shoulders of first time buyers. This means that buyers can pay less, and reduce their carrying costs.

Portfolio
of Reconveyance / Assessment Fees

Exclusive ability to acquire positions in a portfolio selected from assessments on over 400,000 planned & existing real estate projects, including properties ranging from subdivisions to medical centers to Class A office builders to retail centers to hotels..