
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ’S
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A real estate syndication is when multiple investors pool their money together to buy a property that would be difficult to purchase individually. As a passive investor, you own a share of the property and receive a share of the profits, without taking on the day-to-day responsibilities of management.
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We focus on multifamily housing and self-storage assets in landlord-friendly, high-growth markets. These property types tend to perform well in inflationary environments and offer strong cash flow, scalability, and long-term demand.
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Our investments are 100% passive for limited partners. We handle acquisitions, operations, financing, and reporting. You invest, and we do the heavy lifting.
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Yes. Many of our investors use self-directed retirement accounts to invest in our offerings. We can work with your custodian to ensure proper setup and compliance.
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Investors receive a Schedule K-1 each year. Through depreciation and cost segregation, your reported income is often reduced or offset entirely, allowing you to earn cash flow with minimal or deferred tax liability.
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An accredited investor is someone who meets one of the following criteria:
Earns over $200,000 annually (or $300,000 with a spouse) for the past two years with an expectation to continue
Has a net worth over $1 million, excluding their primary residence
Holds certain financial licenses (Series 7, 65, or 82)
To learn more, please visit the SEC’s website here.
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To comply with SEC regulations, most of our offerings are made under Rule 506(b) or 506(c) exemptions. These require investors to be accredited in order to participate. This helps ensure participants understand the risks and can absorb potential losses.
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Join our investor list by completing a short form and confirming your accredited status. Once you're verified, you'll receive access to our Deal Room with current opportunities and supporting materials.
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Yes. As a limited partner in a real estate syndication, you are a partial owner of the underlying property through your share in the investment entity. You participate in cash flow, equity growth, and any profits at sale.
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All investments involve risk. Real estate can be affected by market conditions, interest rates, tenant performance, and other factors. We mitigate this through conservative underwriting, proven asset classes, and experienced operations.
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Real estate syndications are typically illiquid, with a hold period of five to seven years. Your capital is committed for the duration of the project, and early exits are rarely possible. We structure deals with clear timelines and cash flow to support long-term commitments.
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We provide regular investor updates via email, including occupancy reports, financials, project milestones, and photos. You’ll always know how your investment is performing.
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Yes. You will receive a Schedule K-1 annually for your share of the investment's income, losses, and depreciation. These typically arrive by March each year.
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Minimum investments vary by offering, but typically range from $50,000 to $100,000. Each deal will include specific terms and requirements.