Investing in multifamily properties has consistently outperformed other real estate asset classes, delivering strong income returns and equity growth. According to NCREIF data, multifamily properties have historically provided an average annual return of 9.05% and a stable income return of 4.23%, surpassing office, retail, and industrial sectors.
This combination of steady cash flow and long-term appreciation makes multifamily a top choice for investors looking to maximize returns while minimizing risk. With a Sharpe Ratio of 1.21, multifamily real estate offers superior risk-adjusted performance compared to stocks and other commercial real estate investments.
For investors, this means the potential for consistent monthly income alongside wealth accumulation over time, making apartments an ideal asset for both passive income seekers and long-term portfolio growth.
Investing in multifamily properties has consistently outperformed other real estate asset classes, delivering strong income returns and equity growth. According to NCREIF data, multifamily properties have historically provided an average annual return of 9.05% and a stable income return of 4.23%, surpassing office, retail, and industrial sectors.
This combination of steady cash flow and long-term appreciation makes multifamily a top choice for investors looking to maximize returns while minimizing risk. With a Sharpe Ratio of 1.21, multifamily real estate offers superior risk-adjusted performance compared to stocks and other commercial real estate investments.
For investors, this means the potential for consistent monthly income alongside wealth accumulation over time, making apartments an ideal asset for both passive income seekers and long-term portfolio growth.
Take Advantage Of Increased Tax Benefits
Our Team only acquires stabilized (above 80% occupancy) and cash flow positive apartment building investments. This allows our investors to make healthy returns while showing a loss at the end of every year.
Take advantage of 3 types of depreciation that allow investors to lower taxes:
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STANDARD OR STRAIGHT-LINE DEPRECIATION
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ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION
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BONUS DEPRECIATION
Cost segregation studies are performed on all of our assets and the tax benefits pass through to our investors via annual year end reporting on K1s that are issued for the preceding year.
Since its peak in the mid-2000s, home ownership has been significantly dropping, and it will continue to drop as millennials, and aging baby boomers want to stay mobile in the 21st century.
With the population continuing to increase, demand for apartments is at an all-time high. This increase drives the need for apartment living higher and higher. Low vacancy rates equal more significant cashflow and equity growth, which translates to higher returns for our investors.
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