3 High-Yield Investments To Boost Your Portfolio's Income

Want to jump straight to the option with the highest potential yield? Check out BAM Capital's Fund IV (accredited investors only)

With inflation at a 42-year high that is affecting low-yield securities and rendering them incapable of growing wealth, your portfolio will require a stronger yield to achieve growth in the upcoming periods. 

But the risk level should be taken seriously — moonshot investments promising double-digit annual returns also lead to losses. But high-yield securities from reputable issuers could present an ideal solution. They offer compounding, diversification and an inflation hedge with relatively low risk. Below are three high-yield options you may not have considered.

Alpine Notes

Alpine Notes are issued by Equity Multiple, a company that has met every payment and funding obligation in its history without delays. Accredited investors can take advantage of its real estate-backed notes with fixed annualized yields of 5.85%, 6.9% or 7.4%, depending on the term. The shortest term is three months, which makes Alpine Notes highly liquid for a real estate-backed security. To date, Alpine Notes have been used to prefund over $60 million in 20 distinct series without any defaults.
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Arrived Homes 

With the backing of business magnate Jeff Bezos and an exceptional track record, Arrived Homes has established itself as the fastest-growing real estate crowdfunding platform in the world. More than 375,000 members eagerly anticipate new opportunities to acquire shares in its meticulously vetted rental homes. The shares generate monthly income while appreciating in value over time. The company’s performance record boasts internal rates of return that outperform most real estate investment trusts (REITs), so the offerings routinely sell out in a matter of days. New offerings are regularly uploaded to the platform, and $100 is enough to add their shares to your portfolio.
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BAM Capital’s Fund IV

The average realized IRR of BAM Capital easily dwarfs previous options. Amid real estate market turbulence, the company achieved 12 exits with a 35% IRR, powered by the company’s extensive knowledge of the Midwestern market. While hold periods in real estate investing hover between five and 10 years, investors in BAM Capital’s previous multifamily projects waited an average of 3.4 years. 

This level of realized returns is a colossal achievement for the company, but prioritizing high returns in this market carries sizeable risk. For investors looking for a consistent cash flow at a potentially reduced risk, BAM Capital has created Series A under its Fund IV. This diversified fund acquires cash-flowing multifamily assets in markets with supply/demand imbalances. It’s offering a preferred return of 9% to 11% and monthly cash distributions.
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