SS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC · Real Estate Income
Compound Real
Estate Bonds.
Explore CREB’s fixed-income offering and the information behind it.
CREB currently advertises 8.50% APY with daily compounding and a $500 minimum investment. Review the applicable offering documents before making a decision.
SSEE may receive referral compensation. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. CREB is not a bank deposit and is not FDIC insured.
Provider-published information
Understand the terms before you act.
These highlights reflect CREB’s published bond overview checked October 12, 2026. Terms may change; confirm them with CREB.
8.50% APY
The provider states a fixed annual yield. It is an annual rate, not an 8.50% daily return.
Daily compounding
The provider describes daily interest compounding. Review the offering for calculation and payment terms.
$500 minimum
The published overview lists this minimum. Confirm eligibility and account requirements directly with CREB.
Redemption terms
CREB advertises no lock-in period and no management fees. Redemption is subject to processing and the applicable offering terms.
Know what you hold
The bond and the portfolio are different.
CREB describes a portfolio strategy involving real estate lending and U.S. Treasuries. Owning a CREB bond does not give you ownership of a particular property or Treasury security.
The offering circular describes unsecured issuer obligations. Read the applicable series documents to understand your rights and risks.
Review the offering.
- Identify the issuer and bond series.
- Read the interest, redemption, and maturity provisions.
- Examine financial statements and risk factors.
- Consider whether the investment fits your circumstances.
A personal introduction
Steve’s experience with CREB.
Steve Eisenhauer has used a CREB account and shares his experience with the account process and customer support.
“The process was very easy, and the customer support was fantastic whenever I needed assistance.”
Steve EisenhauerSS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC
This reflects personal experience with service, not a promise of investment performance or an assurance that another investor will have the same experience.
SSEE makes the introduction.
CREB administers its offering and investor accounts. SSEE does not collect your investment funds or operate your CREB account.
For account questions, current terms, or investment documents, use the provider’s own systems.
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Explore Income NotesCommon questions
Make an informed decision.
Is CREB a savings account?
No. It is an investment with risk of loss, not an FDIC-insured bank deposit.
Does SEC qualification guarantee performance?
No. Qualification does not guarantee returns or eliminate investment risk.
Where do I check the current terms?
Use CREB’s official overview and the offering documents for the relevant series.
Does SSEE receive referral compensation?
SSEE may receive compensation when you participate through its referral link.
Is SSEE training required to explore CREB?
No. The SSEE Income Notes course and CREB’s offering are separate.
CREB · Real Estate Income
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General information only; not individualized investment, legal, or tax advice. SSEE may receive referral compensation. CREB bonds are investments and involve possible loss of principal. Review current terms and seek independent professional guidance as appropriate.