Graystone gives individual investors access to vetted private real estate and credit deals, with the kind of reporting discipline usually reserved for institutions. We publish our numbers. All of them.
Minimum monthly commitment
Entry-level commitment. Two-year minimum term.
Same terms, every investor, every offering.
At our size, we underwrite a handful of offerings a year and decline far more than we accept. You can read our criteria for each.
Quarterly statements, deal-level documents, and fee schedules are published to your portal, the same numbers we use internally.
Graystone's principals invest in every offering on the platform on identical terms.
A short application covering your investor profile, accreditation status, and monthly commitment.
We verify your details and approve qualified applicants, typically within a few business days.
Managed by Graystone, or self-directed deal selection.
Commit monthly from $250. Watch positions, distributions, and documents in your portal.
As your portfolio grows with Graystone, you gain access to larger offerings. Tiers are earned by portfolio size, not paid, not subscribed to. They control one thing only: the maximum deal size you can access.
Tiers do not change fees, do not grant early access, do not change support, and never confer accredited-investor status.
Portfolio under $25,000
Access deals up to $25,000 in size
Portfolio $25,000+
Access deals up to $100,000 in size
Portfolio $100,000+
Access deals up to $500,000 in size
Portfolio $500,000+
Access offerings of any size
Certain offerings are reserved for verified accredited investors as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D. Tier alone never satisfies that requirement, accreditation is a separately verified legal status.
Investments offered through Graystone are illiquid, are not bank deposits, are not insured by the FDIC, and may lose value, including total loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Graystone does not provide tax, legal, or investment advice. Offerings are made only through official offering documents, which describe risks in full and which you should read before investing. Certain offerings are available only to accredited investors as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D.
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