Offering Successful, Busy Professionals the Opportunity to Effortlessly Build Passive Income Through High-Quality Real Estate Investments.
We connect investors with high-quality real estate investing opportunities. Our emphasis is on educating and guiding both new and experienced investors, ensuring they make well-informed, strategic decisions.
People are at the center of our business. We have built an exceptional network of real estate operators throughout the United States. Because of our network, we can offer our investors superior opportunities that have been fully vetted.
Are you a busy professional with a demanding career? We help people, like you, invest passively in commercial real estate to diversify your savings plan, generate passive income, and build wealth.
It offers consistent cash flow from multiple rental units, reducing the risk of vacancy.
Private real estate investing allows investors to further diversify their investment plan.
Through value-add and net income increases, multifamily properties can appreciate in value over time, providing long-term gains.
Multifamily syndication provides investors with access to larger investment opportunities by pooling funds with other investors. Syndication allows for diversification and the ability to invest in properties that might otherwise be unattainable individually. It provides investors with the benefits of professional management, economies of scale, and the potential for higher returns through collective investment.
The Securities and Exchange Commission defines an accredited investor as any who:
o has earned income of more than $200,000 (or $300,000 together with a spouse) in each of the last two years and reasonably expects to earn the same for the current year.
o has a net worth over $1 million, either individually or together with a spouse (excluding the value of a primary residence).
A sophisticated real estate investor is experienced and knowledgeable in real estate markets. They have expertise in evaluating investment opportunities, understanding market trends, and managing risks associated with real estate investments.
Yes, you can invest through your IRA. To use your IRA for real estate investing, you need to establish a self-directed IRA, follow IRS rules, and work with a knowledgeable custodian.
A Schedule K-1 is a tax form that provides detailed information on the earnings, losses, deductions, credits, and distributions allocated to each limited partner or passive investor in a real estate partnership for a specific tax year. It allows investors to report their individual share of the partnership’s financial activities on their personal tax returns.