At Medical Multifamily, we work with other operators to fund a real estate syndication. We raise capital for the equity stack, participate as general partners and asset managers to ensure the business plan is executed properly.

Currently, any U.S. citizen over the age of 18 is available to invest with us. Individuals do not need to be an accredited investor to participate in our deals.

There are a multitude of ways to fund a syndication. One of the most common is to use your IRA/401k through self-directed channels or a 401k loan to yourself. You have the ability to use the cash value of a whole life insurance policy as well. Lastly, free cash is always accepted as well.

The investment horizon for real estate syndication can vary, but it typically ranges between 3 to 7 years, depending on the project and the strategy. It’s important to keep in mind that these are generally illiquid investments.

As with every investment, there are pros and cons. The most common downsides associated with syndication include: illiquidity and the passive nature-lack of control.

By investing into the LLC that will own the company, you are a direct shareholder of the LLC. This means as limited partner, you contribute your capital and sign the operating agreement documents. When the property generates a profit, you receive your agreed-upon portion proportional to your investment. This is usually a preferred return meaning you get paid before the general partners. If not profit is made in the first year, your preferred return accrues and is paid once available. Upon sale, your capital and your percentage of the equity are distributed to you.

No, we love partnering with others and doing smaller deals, typically known as, Joint Ventures (JV). These tend to have a smaller pool of partners, but returns are similar.