Benzinga recently had the chance to speak with Sam Beaudin, Head of Product at Wunder Capital, about how investors can earn 6 percent returns by investing in Wunder’s commercial solar installation project funds. For investors looking to profit off of the solar revolution without being exposed to the volatility and unpredictability of the stock market, Wunder’s funds could be a good investment choice.
How Does It Work?
Wunder has a national network of regional U.S. solar installation partners. These partners send Wunder commercial-scale solar installation projects, and Wunder selects the most promising and low-risk projects to add to its funds.
“Accessing commercial-scale solar financing has the same kind of difficulties that small business financing in general has,” Beaudin told Benzinga. “There’s not a good FICO equivalent for banks to use, so you don’t have a turn-key financing mechanism.”
The result is that there are a number of attractive smaller commercial-scale solar projects available for Wunder to choose from to create its investment funds.
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Risk
When Benzinga asked about the risk level of the projects that Wunder takes on, Beaudin said…
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