FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything You Need to Know
We believe in radical transparency. If you have a question that isn't answered here, book a discovery call.
Getting Started -
Do I need to be an accredited investor?
Most of our deals are structured for accredited investors — individuals with $200k+ annual income ($300k joint) or $1M+ net worth (excluding primary residence). However, we also work with sophisticated investors on a case-by-case basis. Book a discovery call to discuss your specific situation.
What is the minimum investment?
Minimum investments typically range from $50,000 to $100,000 per deal, depending on the offering. We'll discuss this during your discovery call.
How do I get started?
The first step is to book a free 15-minute discovery call. We'll discuss your goals, timeline, and liquidity needs to determine if multifamily syndication is the right fit for you.
The Investment -
What is a real estate syndication?
A syndication is a group investment structure where multiple investors pool their capital to purchase a large asset — like a 100+ unit apartment complex — that would be difficult to acquire individually. A General Partner (GP) manages the deal; investors are Limited Partners (LPs) who receive passive returns.
What returns can I expect?
Target returns vary by deal, but we typically target 7–10% cash-on-cash annual returns during the hold period and a 15–20% IRR (Internal Rate of Return) over the full investment lifecycle, including the sale.
How long is my money invested?
Our typical hold period is 3–5 years, depending on the business plan and market conditions. We'll provide a clear timeline for each deal in the investment summary.
Is my investment Liquid?
No. Private real estate syndications are illiquid investments. You should only invest capital you do not need access to for the duration of the hold period. This is an important consideration we discuss during the discovery call.
Distributions & Taxes -
When do I recieve my distributions?
Cash distributions are typically paid quarterly, beginning once the property has been stabilized and is generating consistent cash flow. The timeline varies by deal.
What tax documents will I recieve?
You will receive a K-1 tax document annually. The K-1 reports your share of the partnership's income, deductions, and credits. Depreciation from the property often creates a paper loss that can offset your passive income — a significant tax advantage.
What are the tax benefits of multifamily investments?
The primary tax benefit is depreciation. The IRS allows you to depreciate the value of the building over 27.5 years, creating a paper loss that can offset your taxable income. We recommend consulting with a CPA experienced in real estate to understand your specific tax situation.
General Investors -
I am not an accredited or sophisticated investor. Can I still invest?
Yes — there are pathways available to you. Under Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) and Regulation A+ (Reg A+), companies can raise capital from the general public, including non-accredited investors. These regulations were created by the SEC specifically to broaden access to private investment opportunities. Book a Discovery Call and we will walk you through what is currently available.
What is regulation crowdfunding(Reg CF)?
Reg CF allows companies to raise up to $5 million per year from the general public through SEC-registered crowdfunding platforms. Non-accredited investors can participate, but investment limits apply based on your annual income and net worth. If both are below $124,000, you may invest up to $2,500 or 5% of the lesser of your income or net worth per year. If both exceed $124,000, you may invest up to 10% of the lesser of the two, up to a maximum of $124,000 per year.
What is regulation A+(Reg A+)?
Reg A+ is sometimes called a 'mini-IPO.' It allows companies to raise up to $75 million per year from both accredited and non-accredited investors. Tier 2 Reg A+ offerings are available to the general public, with non-accredited investors limited to investing no more than 10% of the greater of their annual income or net worth per offering. These offerings require SEC qualification and ongoing reporting, providing investors with greater transparency.
Are Reg CF and Reg A+ investments the same as traditional syndications?
Not exactly. Traditional private placements (Reg D) are typically reserved for accredited and sophisticated investors and offer more flexibility in deal structure. Reg CF and Reg A+ offerings are more regulated, require SEC filings, and are often offered through registered platforms. The investment minimums, deal structures, and return profiles may differ. We will help you understand which structure best fits your situation.
What investment limits apply to me as a general investor?
Investment limits under Reg CF depend on your annual income and net worth. If either your income or net worth is below $124,000, your limit is the greater of $2,500 or 5% of the lesser figure. If both exceed $124,000, you may invest up to 10% of the lesser of the two, capped at $124,000 per 12-month period across all Reg CF offerings. Reg A+ Tier 2 limits you to 10% of the greater of your income or net worth per offering. These limits reset annually.
How do I know which pathway is right for me?
The best first step is a free 15-minute Discovery Call. We will review your financial profile, investment goals, and timeline to determine whether you qualify as accredited, sophisticated, or general investor — and match you with the appropriate opportunity. There is no pressure and no obligation.
Risk & Structure -
What are the risks?
All investments carry risk. Real estate risks include market downturns, rising interest rates, unexpected capital expenditures, and changes in local rental demand. We mitigate these risks through conservative underwriting, thorough due diligence, and experienced property management.
How are the deals structured?
Deals are typically structured as an LLC. Investors are Limited Partners (LPs) with no management responsibilities. The General Partner (GP) manages all aspects of the deal — acquisition, operations, and disposition — and earns a promote (carried interest) on the profits.
What happens if a deal doesn't perform as expected?
Real estate projections are estimates, not guarantees. We underwrite conservatively with stress-tested scenarios. If performance deviates from projections, we communicate transparently with investors and adjust the business plan accordingly.
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