by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Sep 21, 2022 | Real Estate Syndications
Real estate syndications offer a way to invest in a deal larger than you could make happen on your own. By pooling funds, syndications allow multiple investors to work together in pursuit of a single project. But, like all deals, syndications have risks. Before...
by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Sep 19, 2022 | Real Estate Syndications
If you want to buy a publicly-traded stock, you can review its prospectus, the SEC-mandated report outlining the details of that offering. But, the SEC doesn’t require these reports for privately-offered real estate syndications. Instead, syndications include a report...
by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Aug 8, 2022 | Real Estate Syndications
Commercial real estate deals typically require far more capital than residential investments. Accordingly, most investors don’t have the cash to cover 100 percent of a deal’s equity requirements. Instead, commercial investors often pool their funds in a real estate...
by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Aug 7, 2022 | Passive Investing in Real Estate, Real Estate Syndications
Real estate investing has been known for many years as an excellent means of building wealth and growing a lucrative property portfolio. An increasing number of investors from various financial brackets are also diversifying their portfolios with income-generating...
by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Aug 1, 2022 | Multifamily Apartment Investing, Real Estate Syndications
A variety of strategies exist to invest in multifamily real estate. Investors can develop an apartment building from the ground up, buy shares in a multifamily REIT, or join a deal as a limited partner, to name a few options. Syndications – loosely analogous to...
by Derek Carroll, Principal High Peaks Capital | Jul 24, 2022 | Real Estate Syndications
Commercial real estate deals require a lot of cash. Most deal sponsors cannot cover those cash requirements on their own. Instead, sponsors typically raise funds from outside investors. Between a sponsor’s contribution and the funds provided by investors, a deal can...
