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The club will be taxed as a partnership for federal income tax purposes. Investors will receive a
Schedule K-1 annually reporting their share of the club's income, gains, losses, and deductions.
Investors are responsible for paying their own income taxes on distributions received.

Yes, the following fees apply:
- Asset Management Fee: 4% of Assets Under Management (AUM), paid to Sabur Private
Wealth Management for advisory, tax consulting, and member investor management services.
- Performance Fee: Any profits exceeding the 14% cap shall be retained by the Club Managers as
compensation for their services.

Investing in the club involves various risks, including but not limited to:
- Market fluctuations in real estate values
- Vacancy rates in multifamily and self-storage properties
- Economic downturns affecting rental income
- Property management issues
- Competition in the self-storage industry
- Construction delays and cost overruns in development projects
- Changes in local, state, or federal regulations affecting real estate investments
- Potential for loss of entire investment

The Club Managers employ various strategies to mitigate risks, including diversification across
multiple properties and markets, thorough due diligence on potential investments, and active
asset management. However, it's important to note that all investments carry inherent risks, and
past performance does not guarantee future results.

No, members do not have voting rights on any club matters, including major decisions such as
extensions of the investment term or changes to the operating agreement. All such decisions are
made solely by the Club Managers.

The club provides regular updates to investors through email, newsletters, or an investor portal.
These updates include information on the club's investments, performance, and any material
changes to the club's operations or strategy

In such cases, the missed payments will be recorded and tracked by the Club Managers. When
the underlying assets begin to generate sufficient cash flow in the future, these missed payments
will be cumulatively made up to members, in order of occurrence, before any excess profits are
distributed.

Transfer or sale of investment units is subject to restrictions as outlined in the Operating
Agreement. Any transfer typically requires the prior written consent of all Club Managers.

The club has a target investment term of 5 years, with possible 1-2 year extensions if necessary
for optimal asset disposition. After the lock-up period, the club will make commercially
reasonable efforts to return members' capital, subject to available liquidity and the club's
discretion.

Members wishing to withdraw after the lock-up period must submit a written request to the Club
Managers. The timing and amount of capital return will be determined by the managers based on
the club's liquidity and overall financial position.