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New Podcast Mini-Series
We are excited to announce the launch of our Podcast Mini-Series on our first acquisition. Alongside our partners, we wanted to express our biggest lessons from our acquisition of Emerald Point last year and to help those up-and-coming investors looking to be more educated about multifamily investments.
And for those aspiring GPs, this is a must-listen because we break down our acquisition journey from navigating partnerships to raising capital. We hope that this specialized content helps on your multifamily journey.
Multifamily Investing 101
What is an investment?
What is Multifamily investing and why do we believe in it?
What is a Multifamily Syndication?
Old Capital Podcast
Listen to this podcast episode that we were recently on with Paul Peebles and Ashley Cao, from Old Capital Lending. We talked about how we landed our first multifamily property in Dallas, Texas in Q3 2024.
Now our journey began over 24 months ago with the decision to scale up. We had owned a few single family and short term rental properties scattered in various states, but had wanted to buy something larger like an apartment building. So we needed help. Listen to our journey of how we went from ZERO to ONE!
Check out the SARE Ladies podcast!
Since May 2022, our CEO, Anita Wong has been hosting the SARE Ladies Podcast with her co-host Tiffany Lee! Come have a listen as they interview some of the nation’s leading experts in Real Estate.
This podcast is made by and for AAPI women in Real Estate but is open to all!
Season 2 Ep#2: Tony Lin of Link Multifamily, His Motivation and the Truth about Multifamily
Season 2 Ep#5: Perry Zheng, CEO of Pallas/Cash Flow Portal
Season 2 Ep#12: Paul Peebles + Ashley Cao of Old Capital Lending, Transaction Titans: Lessons from the $8B transaction club
Season 1 Ep#10: Dr. Hoa Nguyen of Blacksteel Investment Group on Syndications
Learn where we learn
Check out some of our favorite resources from peers in industry!
Bryan Amos, CEO of Omni Group on Due Diligence
Bryan Amos is a leading expert on Due Diligence and construction management. See what he looks for when he is going through a property
Learn the legal side from Trowbridge Nieh LLP
Confused about what is the difference between 506b vs 506c? Our friends Jon Nieh and Gene Trowbridge are industry experts in all things legal.
Understand financing and underwriting from the best.
James Eng is the National Director for Old Capital Lending. If you are new to syndication, his First Time Multifamily Investors playlist is a must.
Identify, finance, and operate with titans on the Old Capital Podcast
Hosts Michael Becker and Paul Peebles are titans in industry and reflect each week on where the market is at and what as syndicators we can glean.
FAQ for New Investors
Can I invest as an LP with my IRA/401k?
Yes, you can invest as a limited partner in real estate syndications using a self-directed IRA or 401(k). These accounts allow you to diversify your retirement portfolio by investing in alternative assets like real estate.
Want to know if your retirement account works in a syndication? Let us know!
What is an accredited investor? What is a sophisticated investor?
An accredited investor is someone who meets specific financial criteria set by the SEC, allowing them to invest in certain private offerings. The requirements include:
Having an individual income of at least $200,000 (or $300,000 with a spouse) for the past two years, with the expectation of maintaining that income level.
Or, having a net worth of over $1 million, excluding the value of their primary residence.
Other qualifications include certain professional certifications, like holding a Series 7, 65, or 82 license.
A sophisticated investor does not need to meet the same financial thresholds but must have sufficient knowledge and experience in financial and business matters to make informed investment decisions. These investors are typically allowed in 506(b) offerings but not 506(c).
What is your minimum investment?
Each one of our deals will have different criteria for investment. Please refer to our deal via Cash Flow Portal to view our criteria minimum
Can I do a 1031 exchange into a syndication?
Yes, but it depends
Although 1031 exchanges are possible, often the investment size will be different. If you would like the explore the idea of exchanging into one of our deals, please let us know as not all deals will qualify.
What is a 506(b) vs a 506(c) offering?
506(b): This offering allows syndicators to raise capital from up to 35 non-accredited investors, in addition to accredited investors, but they cannot advertise or publicly solicit the offering. Investors must have a pre-existing relationship with the syndicator.
506(c): This offering can be publicly advertised, but only accredited investors can participate. Syndicators are required to verify the accredited status of investors (based on income or net worth).