RMBL Investor Roadshow
National Seniors Australia and RMBL are pleased to invite you and your partner (or friend) to a complimentary session exploring RMBL’s first mortgage fund, the current lending landscape, fund metrics and current investment opportunities.
As of 4 February 2025, RMBL’s weighted average rate of return (paid monthly) is 9.64% p.a. (variable).
RSVP to this event by 4th March 2025
10:00 am Registration | Complimentary morning tea will be served
10:30 am Welcome to RMBL Investor Roadshow by Alex Courtney, CEO and Colin Madden, Chairman
10:35 am RMBL Fund update by Cassim Rawat, Chief Investment Officer
10:45 am Loan opportunities by Warren Erfurth, Head of Portfolio Management
11:00 am Guest speaker (TBC)
11:55 am Q&A
With over 60 years of experience, RMBL is one of Australia’s leading Mortgage Funds. The Fund offers a select mortgage investment in Loans secured by first registered mortgages. With an initial investment as low as $10,000, you gain control over your investment, benefitting from strong risk adjusted returns and no fees. RMBL's weighted average rate of return (paid monthly) is 9.64% p.a. (variable) as of 4 February 2025.
What are select mortgage funds?
Mortgage Funds are investment vehicles where Investors’ capital is used to finance property loans. These Loans are typically secured by mortgages over the properties, providing a level of security for Investors.
What is the minimum investment amount?
Investors can start investing in the Fund with as little as $10,000.
When do I start earning interest?
You will earn interest when your funds are invested in a Loan(s) unless otherwise disclosed in the SPDS.
What sets RMBL apart?
RMBL offers Investors the ability to invest in a Select Mortgage Fund. Furthermore, RMBL’s Select Mortgage Fund only funds Loans under first mortgage terms with conservative Loan to valuation ratios (LVRs). RMBL distinguishes itself through a commitment to transparency, rigorous due diligence and credit assessment, and a focus on providing Investors an attractive risk-adjusted return.
