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Six short guides covering what every new investor should know before investing in multifamily.

What Is Multifamily Syndication?
What Is an Accredited Investor? How to Know If You Qualify
Individual Deals vs. Funds: Which Fits You?
How Passive Investors Get Paid
What’s in the Offering Documents
The Metrics That Matter

Plus: Why Multifamily · Why We Require Conservative Exit Cap Rates

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is passive multifamily investing?

You invest capital in apartment properties alongside an experienced operator, who handles acquisition, management, and the eventual sale. You receive a share of the cash flow and proceeds without managing the property.

How much do I need to invest?

Minimums vary by deal and fund. Many private offerings start at $50,000 to $100,000. We’ll walk you through the terms of each opportunity.

How long is my money invested?

Most multifamily investments hold properties for about three to seven years, and your capital is generally not accessible until the property is sold or refinanced.

How often are distributions paid?

It depends on the offering. Many distribute quarterly, and some monthly. Each offering’s terms specify the schedule.

What tax documents will I receive?

Investors typically receive a Schedule K-1 each year. K-1s often arrive later than other tax forms, so many investors file an extension.

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