Rising interest rates will trigger distressed real estate sales in 2025-2026, creating opportunities for well-capitalized investors. Institutional firms wait to buy, while smaller investors should target 50-150 unit properties. Despite short-term struggles, strong long-term fundamentals make this a rare chance to acquire discounted assets in a shifting market.

Banking on its inherent affordability and independent, self-sustaining nature, manufactured housing has continued to shine. Nowadays, demand is through the roof, supply is barely catching up, rents are accelerating, and occupancy is as high as it’s ever been.

Annual update for DFW Multifamily 2024. There are some challenges in the short term due to interest rate and excessive supply, but in the long term, DFW multifamily is still bullish due to its population growth and job growth.

There are no SEC or Real Estate regulations that prohibit foreigners to invest in syndications. However, they are subject to paying taxes for their real estate income. We have dedicated tax professionals to help potentially cut your tax to zero at a nominal tax service fee at little as $100.

REITs and syndications immediately come to mind for passive real estate investors. But what’s the difference between the two? Here in this blog we explain 7 biggest differences between a REIT and a real estate syndication: Number of Assets, Ownership, Access to Invest, Investment Minimums, Liquidity, Tax Benefits and Returns.

I’d personally contribute Operational Risk and Debt & Financing Risk to be the main reasons for a multifamily property to default. And if we have an experienced syndicator who would be able to manage properties efficiently and forecast the market properly, and a deal that we could minimize the debt & financing risk, the likelihood of default is slim.

We are having a multifamily recession. MF values have declined 20% and remained below that level more than two quarters. In this blog post, we are discussing the latest market updates for DFW multifamily investing.

Many property investors today, both new and experienced, choose to invest through either a joint venture or a syndicate. In this article we discuss these two primary structures for acquiring and managing multifamily properties.

Multifamily is one of the most popular asset classes in commercial real estate. In this article, we’ll break down multifamily underwriting into seven steps, so that you will see what the process of multifamily underwriting actually looks like in practice. Eventually through underwriting you can determine if it’s a good deal or not.

At White Pagoda Group, our MFHs deals usually exit in 3-5 years with cash on cash return at least 7%. We aim to achieve an internal rate of return of minimum 15% and double your time in 5 years.