Quattro Fixed Income Fund II

1 - Nothing behind them

Traditional fixed income investments often rely on paper promises. If the market turns, there’s no real asset to protect your investment.

2 - Insufficient Reserves

Without reserves, a fixed income fund has little flexibility. If challenges arise, it may struggle to cover obligations or shield investor capital.

3 - Bad management

When funds are mismanaged, your returns suffer. Bad decisions, hidden fees, and misalignment of interests can put your capital at risk.

1 - Meaningful Security

Real assets. Real value. Real security. You’re backed by more than a promise.

2 - Reliable Income

Backed by real assets that generate cash flow, these investments are designed to deliver consistent, predictable income.

3 - Active Risk Management

You’re not left hoping for the best. Skilled managers actively oversee the assets and adapt when conditions change.

Why Are Asset-Backed Investments Considered Safer?

Because they’re backed by real, tangible assets, like real estate or equipment. So your investment has something solid behind it.

If things go sideways, those assets can be sold to help recover your money. You’re not relying on paper promises or hoping the market rebounds.

What If I’ve Never Invested in Asset-Backed Income Before?

That’s totally fine. These strategies are built to be accessible, even if you’re not a seasoned investor. The FREE guide, you can download on this page, walks you through exactly how it works and how to get started confidently.

Or if you would rather go over your questions over the phone, feel free to schedule an appointment with us using the link below.

What Kind of Returns Can Asset-Backed Income Offer?

Quattro’s Fixed Income Fund II, for example, is designed to deliver 8–10% annual returns, with no management fees. It’s built for investors who want consistent, reliable cash flow without the volatility of the stock market.

We've already paid out over $1.1 million to our investors in 2024.

How Is This Different From a REIT or Bond Fund?

REITs and bond funds are often layered with fees and structures that distance you from the actual asset.

With asset-backed investments, you’re tied directly to something real, like a building or income-producing loan. So you get more control, stronger collateral, and better alignment.