Simply join our Investor Club by filling out the form. Once verified as an accredited investor, you’ll receive access to upcoming deals, webinars, and educational resources.

Our fees are industry standard and fully transparent, typically covering acquisition, asset management, and property management. These are outlined in each deal’s private placement memorandum (PPM).

Our acquisitions team uses strict criteria: location quality, value-add potential, strong management, and conservative financials. Only a small percentage of reviewed deals make it to investors.

Multifamily investing provides accelerated depreciation (cost segregation), potential passive loss offsets, and 1031 exchange opportunities—all helping you reduce taxable income.

Like any investment, real estate syndications carry risks. Market conditions, property performance, and unexpected expenses can impact returns. That said, multifamily is historically more resilient than single-family or flips, especially during downturns.

While returns vary by deal, our target is 13–20% IRR over the investment period. Investors also benefit from cash flow distributions, equity growth, and significant tax advantages.

Our investments are typically 5–7 year holds, though some deals may be shorter or longer depending on the exit strategy.

You’ll have access to an investor portal with monthly, quarterly, and yearly reports, distributions, and property updates so you always know how your money is performing.

Minimums vary per deal, but are typically $50,000–$100,000. This allows investors to participate in institutional-quality properties without needing millions in capital.

Most of our deals distribute cash flow monthly, quarterly, or annually, starting after the property is stabilized. You’ll also share in profits at the time of sale.

Our focus is on acquiring strong assets in resilient markets with conservative underwriting. Even in changing markets, multifamily tends to remain in demand since housing is a necessity.

Passive multifamily investing means pooling your capital with other investors to buy large apartment communities. Our team handles sourcing, due diligence, renovations, management, and exit strategies—so you earn income without dealing with tenants or property headaches.

Yes. Many of our investors use self-directed IRAs (SDIRAs) or solo 401(k)s to invest passively in multifamily deals.

We focus on multifamily apartment communities in strong U.S. markets with job growth, population growth, and rental demand.

At exit, the property is sold or refinanced, and investors receive their share of the profits in addition to the distributions they’ve already received.

Multifamily provides economies of scale, consistent demand, and inflation-resistant income. It’s generally more stable than single-family or commercial retail properties.

We work with accredited investors who are looking for a truly hands-off alternative to traditional real estate investing. Many of our investors are former flippers, landlords, and professionals seeking passive income.

If you’re accredited and seeking a passive opportunity, yes. While many of our investors have real estate experience, beginners benefit from the same professional management and deal access.

Unlike flipping or managing rentals, multifamily syndications are completely passive. You’re not fixing toilets, chasing rent, or dealing with contractors. Instead, you earn quarterly distributions and long-term appreciation while professionals manage the property.