The Investment Process

We Find Investment Opportunities – We are constantly seeking opportunities that will allow us to achieve consistent risk-adjusted returns. We begin with in-depth market research to identify favorable demographic and economic growth trends. Next, we develop relationships to create a constant inflow of potential investments.

We Secure a Deal – Once we find a potential property that meets our rigid investment criteria and we create a business plan, we submit an offer and place the property under contract. 

You Invest – Once we finalize our business plan our team coordinates with our equity partners and if the deal aligns with your investment goals, we welcome you to contribute capital to finance the project.

Profits Distributed – Monthly cash flow is paid out quarterly and profits are distributed at disposition or refinance.

Why Multifamily Real Estate 

Passive Income Through Cash Flow – Multifamily Real Estate is an alternative to traditional investments such as stocks and bonds as it provides investors asset diversification and monthly cash flow.  

Hedge Against Inflation – Inflation negatively impacts many sectors, but historically that has not been the case for real estate. During periods of inflation, both property values and rental rates have tended to increase significantly. This makes multifamily real estate a viable investment to hedge against inflation as part of a diversified portfolio.

Tax Benefits – The tax code provides favorable incentives to real estate investors as it provides housing and jobs. Tax depreciation can provide massive tax savings which are passed on to the investors. We are not professional tax accountants and we recommend you seek proper counsel, but often investors are able to reduce or eliminate taxes that they pay at their W2 jobs. 

Appreciation – In general, appreciation means an increase in value over time. Multifamily real estate offers both natural and forced appreciation. Natural appreciation is the increase in value real estate experiences over time while forced appreciation is created by increasing the revenue or decreasing the expenses of a property leading to greater net operating income.