The planning tool that multiplies your assets
Understand why the consortium is the preferred purchasing modality for those who know how to calculate.
Many people still associate Consortium only with the "luck" of being contemplated. At Maximo Conceito, we treat the consortium as it really is: a powerful asset and financial leverage tool. Unlike bank financing where, at the end of the term, you pay two or three times the value of the asset due to compound interest, in the consortium you pay only a fixed administration fee diluted over the term.
We work with the largest and most solid administrators in the country to offer letters of credit for the most diverse purposes. Whether to buy your company's headquarters, renew your truck fleet, acquire agricultural machinery, or even invest in real estate for passive income, the consortium is the smartest financial math.
In addition, we are experts in bidding strategies. We do not "sell illusions"; we analyze the group's financial health, the average winning bids, and outline a real strategy to accelerate your contemplation, transforming long-term planning into short or medium-term reality.
Purchase of houses, apartments, commercial offices, industrial warehouses, or land. You can also use the letter for renovation or construction. It is the cheapest way to invest in the real estate market.
Ideal for transport companies to renew their truck fleet or companies to buy utility vehicles. Rates infinitely lower than traditional CDC or Leasing.
Modernize your industry or hospital. Machinery consortium allows planning the technological update of your company without depleting cash all at once.
Dreaming of a boat or need a helicopter/executive jet for the company? The consortium makes high value-added assets viable with installments that don't weigh on the budget.
Plan that international trip, wedding party, aesthetic procedures, or even high-cost courses abroad. All with consortium planning.
Yes! By being contemplated in a real estate letter and leaving your own home as collateral, it is possible to raise capital (key exchange/structured operation) with consortium costs.
The consortium is democratic, but strategically indispensable for:
The consortium goes far beyond "forced savings".
The client buys several letters, contemplates gradually, and buys real estate. The property rent pays the consortium installment. In 10 or 15 years, he has a millionaire estate "paying for itself".
Don't have money for the bid? Use part of the letter of credit itself (usually up to 30%) to bid. You receive a smaller credit, but anticipate contemplation without taking money out of your pocket.
Have an expensive financing? Enter a consortium. When contemplated, use the letter to pay off your debit balance at the bank, exchanging a debt with high interest for a debt without interest.
The consortium is an excellent tool for succession planning, allowing the transfer of resources and assets between generations with optimized tax costs.
It is the amount paid to the administrator to manage the group. Unlike interest, it is fixed and diluted in all installments. It is the only charge (besides the reserve fund and insurance, if any).
Yes! For residential real estate consortium, you can use your FGTS balance to offer bids, complement the letter of credit, or amortize installments after contemplation.
You will be excluded from the group and participate in the "canceled" draws to receive the amount you paid back (with contractual penalty deductions) or you can sell your quota to third parties.
It depends on your strategy. If you depend only on luck (draw), it may take time. If you have a bidding strategy (free, fixed, or embedded), the probability of short-term contemplation increases exponentially.
Yes, annually letters of credit are readjusted (usually by INCC for real estate and IPCA or manufacturer's table value for vehicles) to ensure purchasing power. The installment follows this readjustment.
Make a simulation and see how much you save choosing the consortium instead of financing.
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