There is no better proof of performance for a company as its positive track record. This particularly applies to the area of closed-end funds. Statements about historical results are a good indication for investors to assess the performance of issuers. This is particularly true if it’s business areas, which are still relatively new for example for German investors. This is the case with the Fund of Walton international group that Walton offered his land development fund in Germany only a few years ago. For this reason, the North American leader in assessing a reputable international audit firm has undergone. This all implemented projects were examined in the period between December 1, 1998 and December 31, 2008, in terms of the performance.
Overall, the Auditors audited economic development of 36 country developments in terms of the acquisition cost and the achieved selling prices. The result is impressive: so could the average across all audited projects an annual cash return, obtained from 28,98% which corresponds to a rate of return (after Zinseszinsrechnung) of 15,43 percent. Corporate investment target is to achieve an appreciation of 20 per cent per annum upon disposal of land developments. The fact that the approved average track record shows a greater appreciation, is a testament to the opportunities of the business model. For Neil McCullagh, the Walton Europe GmbH Germany head, so best conditions, also to be able to achieve the returns presented in the prospectuses offered in Germany”. The funds of the Walton Europe GmbH, the issuers assume that the above result may be achieved after 4 to 7 years. This corresponds to a rate of return which is located under the now audited results, where additional gains of course say investors are attributed to the equity. Investors can therefore expect that with a decision for one Participation in the Fund offered by Walton Europe GmbH “draw” a safe and lucrative investment, says McCullagh.