We’re proud to announce our latest acquisition, 144 units in Evansville, Indiana. Follow along in this case study where we discuss, our projected returns, business plan, and our progress within the first 21 days.

Real estate is a very unique investment compared to other more aggressive investments. In addition to regular cash flow, steady appreciation, and enormous tax benefits, there is ONE primary focus to our investment strategy: Capital Preservation. In other words, we focus on how NOT to LOSE money.

When you’re building long-term wealth for your family, investing on a regular basis makes all the difference. So whether you have $50,000 to invest or 5 million, the important takeaway is to understand the math and upside with investing in real estate syndications…

There are 3 important things to keep an eye on when considering investing in a real estate syndication: hold time, cash-on-cash, and profits at the sale. This article breaks down exactly how investors make money in a real estate syndication.

If you’ve ever thought about investing in real estate, there’s a common question most investors ask. Should you buy rental properties on your own? Or should you invest in other people’s deals (i.e. syndications)? Here’s a look at the returns, risks, and potential liabilities of both…

The ultra-wealthy have unlocked a secret that typical investors never consider. Whether you’re running your own business or working as an employee, you’re trading your time for dollars. But the ultra-wealthy have figured out how to make their money work for them. Here are 5 secrets the ultra-wealthy use to build wealth in real estate…

One of the most powerful strategies to successfully weather economic cycles is diversification. Even within your real estate portfolio, you can diversify and maximize the long-term growth of your investments. Here are 5 key ways we use diversification in our real estate investment strategy…

The next time your financial advisor says your portfolio is up 100% and has an average return of 25%, look deeper, look at the true dollar amount in your account. Sometimes what looks great on paper is actually a loss. Here are 4 things to look out for when measuring your true wealth with investments…

The biggest mistake I see investors make is getting lost in the numbers. They are running incomplete models and doing technical analysis that doesn't account for the most important factor in success. Here’s how to profit during a black swan event…

There is a risk in trusting an operator's grand vision for repositioning a property. Many investors believe that a strong operator is the best way to mitigate risk. But no operator in the world can predict a pipe bursting anymore than they can predict a pandemic. So how can you avoid such risk in today's market? It's easy...

You'd expect a well-spoken guy from an Ivy League school to manage your investments properly. But how does his portfolio measure up against the street-wise neurotic operator? You'd be surprised at how obsessive attention to detail affects returns...

The wealthiest people in the world choose their own destinies. Then why are so many investors preaching passive syndications? Should investors be concerned with a lack of voting rights in an investment? Here's how creative deal structures give smart investors an edge with wealth creation in real estate…

When it comes to investor relations, sometimes great operators make bad partners. Here's why...Operators have a business to run. Most are focused on adding doors and raising more capital. But what about your longterm interests? Here are 4 simple questions you should be asking before you invest…

There is a problem that plagues the real estate investment community.  And that problem is a lack of creativity when it comes to structuring deals. Smart investors understand the power of joint ventures.  The benefits are plentiful.  Here are 3 that might be of interest…

Is your operator aligned with your investment goals? Do they know your tax strategies before they orchestrate a sale? There are many levers you can pull to your advantage. Here’s something most don’t consider when looking at IRR…

Oil tycoon Nelson Bunker Hunt once said, “People who know how much they’re worth generally aren’t worth too much.” The value of assets and fluctuate - almost on a daily basis. And unless it’s extremely liquid, the value of said assets is debatable. So how do we determine value?

What's about to happen in the world economy will be truly unprecedented. Recently, the Federal Reserve has poured money into our economy at the fastest rate in over 200 years. Guess what that means for apartment building investing?