Frequently Asked Questions

Our competitive advantage is our commitment to operating in industries we are experts in. By only operating in industries where we have years of experience, we’re able to identify better opportunities and execute on our plans with much higher levels of certainty and confidence. We avoid highly competitive, publicly marketed properties, and go right to the owners to negotiate the best deal for both parties.

There is always risk in real estate, but we make sure that we de-risk our investments as much as possible, we follow strict deal criteria, due diligence processes and only invest in asset classes that we have experience and a proven track record of success.

Investor capital is used for down payments, repairs and improvements, and holding costs of the property. See the sources and uses table of any investment you are considering for a complete breakdown.

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Yes, our management team has over 30 years of experience, +25 acquisitions, $90+ million in assets under management and consistently pays distributions to it’s investors on a quarterly basis.

For more information on investing through self-directed IRAs and 401(k)s, click here to schedule a time to speak with someone on my team who can help.

For more information on investing through self-directed IRAs and 401(k)s, click here to schedule a time to speak with someone on my team who can help. Additionally, we always recommend you seek tax advice from your tax advisor.

Our investment vehicles provide for the use of self-directed investment accounts without a limit on the amount you can contribute from them. Additionally we always recommend you seek tax advice from your tax advisor and specifically regarding the use of self directed accounts to learn how it affects your personal tax situation.

By using self-directed IRAs and 401(k)s for investing in real estate, you unlock opportunities for cash flow and equity growth that you might not be able to achieve in traditional investment options. You’re able to continually compound your investment capital without being required to pay income tax on the income or capital gains until you distribute it from your account in retirement. In some cases, with a Roth account you may not pay taxes at all. We always recommend you seek tax advice from your tax advisor

We always recommend you seek tax advice from your tax advisor and specifically regarding the use of self directed accounts to learn how it affects your personal tax situation. We also recommend you seek advice from a qualified self directed account administrator regard specifics around utilizing these accounts.