FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is Linos Capital?
Linos Capital, LLC is a private multi-asset investment fund led by Fund Manager Janel Baez. It is designed for accredited investors seeking a recurring-return component within a diversified investment portfolio.
Who can invest?
Accredited investors only. Linos Capital is a private offering under Regulation D, Rule 506(c). All purchasers must satisfy applicable accredited-investor requirements and the fund's verification and acceptance procedures.
What does the fund invest in?
The fund has a broad investment mandate. Management can evaluate opportunities across real estate, private credit, debt instruments, private equity, public markets, digital assets, capital investments and special opportunities.
What is the monthly target return?
2.0% for investments of $250,000 or more, and 1.5% for investments under $250,000. Target returns are not guaranteed. Investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Monthly target returns are targets and are not guaranteed. Investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal.
How is Linos different from a single-strategy fund?
Many specialized funds are built around one asset class. Linos Capital's broad mandate allows management to evaluate multiple investment categories rather than depending upon one asset class to perform in every economic environment.
Should Linos replace my other investments?
Linos Capital is designed to provide an additional strategy within a diversified portfolio. Growth investments can serve one purpose. Recurring-return investments can serve another.
How do I become an investor?
Request investor information, complete accredited-investor verification, review the offering documents, complete the subscription documentation and fund your investment according to the offering materials.
Does the acknowledgment on the inquiry form verify me as accredited?
No. It is an initial indication only. Prospective purchasers must complete the Rule 506(c) verification process.
Where can I find fees, liquidity terms and full details?
In the fund's offering documents, which are provided to qualified prospective investors. Request investor information to begin.