If you have a 401(k) or a pension plan, you are likely already investing in a “commingled fund”—you just might not know the name for it yet. For most beginner investors, real estate feels like a solo sport. You picture yourself buying a rental home, finding tenants, fixing toilets, and
You’re scrolling through an investment site and you see it: a stunning 150-unit apartment complex with a resort-style pool in Austin, Texas—a market you’ve dreamed of breaking into. It promises professional management and impressive cash flow. But then, you hit the fine print: ‘This is a 506(c) offering available to
Ever see a headline about a 300-unit apartment complex being sold and wonder, “How can I get a piece of that action?” What if you could invest like a private equity firm without needing millions in the bank? Welcome to the world of private real estate syndications. On this episode