Multifamily syndication is a collaborative investment strategy where a group of investors pools resources to purchase and manage large multifamily properties, such as apartment complexes. This allows investors to benefit from passive income and property appreciation without the responsibility of day-to-day management.

The typical structure consists of general partners and limited partners. The General Partner, or syndicator, is responsible for overseeing and managing the property from acquisition, signing the loan, due diligence, renovation, and daily operations. They have full liability over the company and its decisions. Limited Partners are passive partners who invest in a portion of the equity investment and typically are not involved in the daily responsibilities of the company and have no personal liability beyond their investment.

Multifamily real estate offers benefits like consistent cash flow, tax advantages, scalability, and diversification. It’s also considered a relatively stable investment compared to other asset classes.

Unlike single-family rentals or small-scale real estate investments, multifamily syndication involves larger properties with multiple income streams and professional management, which can lead to more stable returns.

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Protecting against downside typically starts before the acquisition. This includes due diligence, market research, tenant analysis, financial due diligence, contract design, and creative structuring of the deal. Beyond the acquisition, conservative financed and proactive asset management in operations are crucial in preserving and enhancing the value of the investment.

The frequency of investment updates can vary, but typically, investors receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly reports. These reports usually include general updates, financial statements, occupancy rates, market analysis, and updates on any significant developments related to the property or the overall market.

The minimum investment typically ranges between $50,000 and $100,000, depending on the specific deal.

Most multifamily syndication deals have a holding period of 5 years, though this can vary depending on the property and business plan.

Many of the deals we source require investors to be accredited. This means having a net worth of over $1 million (excluding your primary residence) or earning an annual income of $200,000 ($300,000 for couples) for the last two years. However, some deals are open to non-accredited "sophisticated" investors.

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