Real estate syndication education
Educational overview for accredited investors evaluating private real estate offerings. Not investment advice; not an offer.
What is a syndication?
A syndication pools capital from multiple investors to acquire and operate a property (or portfolio) under a defined legal structure, typically an LLC, with a sponsor managing execution.
How returns often work (general)
Many private placements describe a waterfall: distributable cash flow is allocated in layers—operating obligations and reserves first, then passive income to investors, then splits on residual cash and sale proceeds after return of capital. Actual terms vary by offering and must be read in the PPM.
Accredited investors
Our offerings are intended for investors who meet SEC accredited investor standards. Verification is completed as part of onboarding, not via this website.
Due diligence checklist (starter)
- Read the PPM: fees, risks, and waterfall in full
- Validate sponsor alignment (co-investment, track record)
- Understand tenant concentration and lease term
- Stress test assumptions (vacancy, rates, capex)
- Consult your tax and legal advisors
Deep dives on the Resources hub
- Complete guide to real estate syndications
- Syndication waterfall basics
- Accredited investor requirements
- Small-format retail opportunity
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