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At Avestor, we’ve committed to making it as affordable as possible to launch and manage a fund with our one-of-a-kind customizable fund® model.
We’ve even launched a new financing partnership that our fund managers can use to access the upfront capital they need to launch. Keep reading to find out how it works.
Traditionally, fund management has only been accessible to experienced capital raisers, because the up-front expenses are so high. At Avestor, we’ve been able to reduce the overall costs of launching and managing a fund by around 50%.
We do this by streamlining the fund management process and partnering with leading attorneys, tax professionals, and other subject matter experts to give our fund managers access to services at a reduced cost.
As a result, several of our customizable fund® managers are first-time capital raisers who may not otherwise have been able to start a fund at all.

With our new financing opportunity, you can now launch a customizable fund without paying the initial expenses out of pocket. Simply apply for funding and then shop a variety of options to choose the terms that best suit your needs.
Terms range from 24-60 months, with a loan size up to $50,000. There are zero pre-payment penalties, and rates are competitive with similar financing products.
Here’s how it works:
You can then use that capital to launch your customizable fund® and pay it back over time with the earnings from your fund! Or, you can include those expenses as part of your capital raising costs for your first deal.
Now that this option is available, there’s no good reason not to use the customizable fund instead of a traditional fund or a deal-by-deal syndication! If you’re interested in learning more, you can view the application here.
And if you still have questions, our team would be happy to answer them! Send us an email at invest@avestorinc.com to get in touch.

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