1. What is Commercial Real Estate Syndication?

Commercial real estate syndication is a method where multiple investors pool their resources to purchase and manage a commercial property that they couldn't afford individually.

2. How Do I Become an Accredited Investor?

An accredited investor is someone who meets specific income or net worth criteria set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Typically, this involves having an annual income of $200,000 or a net worth of $1 million, excluding the value of one's primary residence.

3. What is a Sponsor?

A sponsor is the individual or company responsible for identifying, acquiring, and managing the commercial property. They act as the "team leader" in the syndication process.

4. What Types of Properties Do You Invest In?

We invest in Multi-family commercial real estate. We believe being specific with our asset class gives us the focus and experience needed to excel in our investments.

5. What is the Minimum Investment Required?

The minimum investment varies depending on the property and whether you are an accredited or non-accredited investor. Please contact us for specific details.

6. How Are Profits Distributed?

Profits, such as rental income or proceeds from the sale of the property, are distributed to investors based on their ownership share in the syndication. Distributions are sent out quarterly.

7. What Are the Risks Involved?

While all investments come with risks, we mitigate these through rigorous due diligence, conservative underwriting, specificity of asset class, and a focus on properties with high growth potential.