Where Real Estate Is Treated Like Capital, Not Speculation

Qualification depends on the specific offering and regulatory requirements; some opportunities may require accredited investor status, while others could be structured for broader participation. Eligibility details are provided in each investment’s offering materials.

Real estate investments with long-term horizons are common — often 5–10 years or more — since real estate generally requires holding through operational and market cycles to realize value.

Real estate investments include illiquidity (capital tied up for years), market and operational risk, potential for underperformance, and reliance on sponsor execution. Thorough due diligence and understanding of documents is key before committing capital.

Investors look at track record, completed deals, performance through different market conditions, team experience, and whether sponsors co-invest alongside investors — indicating alignment of interests.

Yes — all investment opportunities come with offering documents and pro formas that outline financial assumptions, expected cash flows, fees, and risks. Reviewing these carefully is essential to informed investing

Most professionally managed real estate investments provide periodic reporting (often quarterly) covering property performance, financials, market insights, and strategy updates.