High Returns. Cash Flow. Tax Benefits. Why Choose Between Them?

Multifamily investing has earned a reputation as a high-performing wealth-building tool for a lot of good reasons. First, momentum is building. Thanks to high occupancy and double-digit rent growth, investors are flocking to the sector to enhance and diversify their portfolios.

And the numbers tell us why. Data from CoStar, NCREIF’s Property Index, Bloomberg’s U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, NAREIT, and the S&P 500 paint a clear picture: multifamily real estate has shown less volatility than stocks and REITs, is not closely correlated to the stock market, and has outperformed bonds in annual returns in all but two of the past 23 years (as of May 8th, 2023).

Reid Bennett, CCIM. “Historical Returns, Stocks Versus Bonds Versus Real Estate” LinkedIn, August, 2023, link.

Add to that the guarantee of reliable, steady monthly cash flow from renters and some impressive tax incentives – it’s no wonder multifamily investing is known as today’s overachiever. How can we help? Growth Legacy Capital offers accessible syndication – individual investors can pool their resources, making multifamily investing more accessible to people like you. In short, we want to help you grow your wealth.

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IN PLAIN ENGLISH: THE BENEFITS OF INVESTING IN APARTMENTS

You don’t need to be a real estate expert to invest in apartments. In fact, you don’t even need to manage the property or deal with tenants. Through something called a multifamily syndication, you can become a fractional owner in a large apartment building, and let experienced operators do all the work.

TECH PROS TURNING TO REAL ESTATE SYNDICATIONS

In tech, we constantly look for leverage. We build systems, write code once and scale it to millions, and invest in tools that multiply our output. That same mindset is now showing up in how tech professionals think about building wealth.

YOUR 401(K) COULD BE BUYING APARTMENTS RIGHT NOW

Alright, the 401(k) your employer provides you probably won’t let you invest in apartments. You’re stuck picking from a bland dropdown of mutual funds, and maybe a target-date fund if you’re lucky. But here’s the truth: your retirement money is yours to command. And if you move it into the right kind of account, you can invest in whatever you see fit, without a financial institution dictating what’s on the menu.

AM I AN ACCREDITED INVESTOR?

If you’ve spent any time looking into real estate syndications, private equity, or other alternative investments, you’ve probably come across the term accredited investor. It sounds official, maybe even intimidating. But here’s the thing: whether or not you meet the definition can have a major impact on what kinds of investment opportunities you’re allowed to participate in.

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