Understanding Our Fees

Complete transparency is a core value. Every fee is disclosed before and throughout your investment. There are no hidden charges, no surprise deductions, and no fine print. Here is exactly what you pay and why.

Onboarding Fee

$2,500

One-time · Paid at enrollment · Never repeated

The onboarding fee is a one-time charge for new investors joining Redoubt Capital. It covers the cost of setting up your investor account, preparing legal documentation (subscription agreements, operating agreement templates), conducting your initial consultation, and granting access to our investor platform.

What it covers:

  • Account setup and verification
  • Onboarding and review process
  • Legal documentation preparation
  • Initial strategy consultation
  • Investor portal access
  • Ongoing platform maintenance

Key point: This fee is paid once, regardless of how many projects you invest in. Whether you invest in 1 project or 20, the onboarding fee remains $2,500 total.

Capital Fee

5% of Capital

Per project · Applied to invested capital · Disclosed in operating agreement

The capital fee is your cost of access to Redoubt's full-service investment management. It covers the active, hands-on work Redoubt Capital provides to source, validate, acquire, and coordinate each project from start to finish.

Services covered by the capital fee:

  • Property sourcing and market analysis
  • Expert validation and due diligence
  • Acquisition negotiation and execution
  • Closing coordination
  • LLC formation and legal setup
  • Investor reporting and communication

Key point: The 5% capital fee is calculated on your invested capital, not on your returns. It is disclosed in each project's operating agreement before you commit.

Profit Share

5% of Net Profit

Per project · Only when the deal is profitable · Aligns incentives

The profit share is taken only from net profits when a deal is profitable. This means Redoubt Capital earns on the back end only when you earn. If a project does not generate a profit, no profit share is charged. This structure creates motivation for Redoubt to maximize returns, not just complete transactions.

How it works:

  1. 1 Project exits (sale or refinance) and net profit is calculated
  2. 2 You receive your principal back first
  3. 3 Net profit is calculated after all project costs, fees, and reserves
  4. 4 Redoubt receives a percentage of net profit as defined in the operating agreement

Key point: If the project breaks even or loses money, you pay zero profit share. We only earn when the deal is profitable — by design, not by promise.

Hold Management Fee

8–10% of Gross Rent

Monthly · Hold/BRRRR strategy only · Deducted before distribution

For properties held as long-term rentals (buy-and-hold or BRRRR), Redoubt Capital charges a monthly management fee based on gross rental income. This covers full-service property management so you receive passive income with no landlord responsibilities.

Services included:

  • Tenant screening and placement
  • Rent collection and accounting
  • Maintenance coordination
  • Lease management and renewals
  • Monthly performance reporting
  • Regulatory compliance

Key point: Competitive with market rates (typically 8–12%), and you get the benefit of Redoubt's full-service oversight including financial reporting and strategic guidance on when to refinance or sell.

STR Management Fee

15–20% of Gross Revenue

Monthly · Short-term rental strategy only · Deducted before distribution

Short-term rentals (Airbnb, VRBO) require significantly more active management than long-term holds. The STR management fee covers the full operational stack needed to maximize occupancy and revenue.

Services included:

  • Dynamic pricing optimization
  • Guest communication and support
  • Turnover coordination and cleaning
  • Listing management and photography
  • Review management and marketing
  • Monthly performance reporting

Key point: Competitive with industry standard STR management rates (typically 20–35%). Redoubt's in-house approach keeps costs at the low end while providing comprehensive, hands-on management.

Worked Example: Flip — $100,000 Invested

Here is a worked example showing how fees apply to a typical fix-and-flip project. This uses our canonical deal: $180K purchase, $45K renovation, $295K sale.

Line Item Amount
Your Capital $100,000
Purchase Price $180,000
Renovation (R² Remodeling) $45,000
Closing, Holding & Selling Costs $28,000
Total Project Cost $253,000
Sale Price (ARV) $295,000
Gross Profit $42,000
Onboarding Fee (first project only) -$2,500
Capital Fee (5% × $100K) -$5,000
Profit Share (5% × $42K gross profit) -$2,100
Your Net Profit $39,900
Your ROI (6-month project) 39.9%

Illustrative example based on a typical Charlotte-area deal. Actual returns vary by project. On subsequent projects the onboarding fee is not repeated, improving returns by 2.5 percentage points. All fees are defined in each project's operating agreement. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

STR Worked Example: Short-Term Rental Property

For hold/STR strategies, fees work differently. Instead of a one-time profit distribution at sale, you receive ongoing monthly income after management fees.

Line Item Monthly Annual
Gross Rental Revenue (avg) $4,200 $50,400
STR Management Fee (15-20% of gross) -$756 -$9,072
Includes: dynamic pricing, guest comms, turnover, listing mgmt Included in management fee
Operating Expenses (utilities, insurance, maintenance) -$850 -$10,200
Capital Fee (5% of invested capital, amortized) Varies Varies
Estimated Monthly Net Income* ~$2,100 ~$25,200

* STR income varies by season, occupancy, and market conditions. The example assumes ~75% average occupancy and $185/night average rate. Property appreciation and eventual sale proceeds are in addition to rental income. Redoubt manages all STR operations including dynamic pricing, guest communication, turnover coordination, and monthly performance reporting.

"What If" Scenarios

We believe in preparing for every outcome. Here is how our fee structure responds to different scenarios.

Great news — you earn more. The profit share percentage applies to a larger profit pool, but the structure ensures that when we earn more, you earn more too. Our incentives are aligned for maximum profitability on every deal.
You receive your principal back. The capital fee (already factored into project costs) is the only Redoubt fee that applies. No profit share is charged because there are no profits. We designed this structure so we share in the downside risk.
No profit share is charged. The capital fee (part of project costs) is the only Redoubt Capital fee. The underlying real estate provides a floor on value, but all investments carry risk and past results do not guarantee future performance.
The onboarding fee is paid only once, no matter how many projects you participate in. Capital fees and profit share apply per project as defined in each LLC's operating agreement. Note that Redoubt Capital follows a one-project-at-a-time policy for new investors — you complete your first project before taking on a second. As you build a track record, eligibility for concurrent projects may be considered.

Want Specific Numbers for a Current Project?

Contact our team and we will walk you through the complete fee structure and projections for your investment. Every number is disclosed before you commit.