Discover articles contributed by General Partners (GPs) and representatives of real estate investment firms. As active participants in their markets and asset classes, they offer unique perspectives and insights drawn from direct experience. While their expertise provides valuable context, readers should be aware that contributions may also reflect the inherent biases of the firms or individuals writing them.
By Ross Curtis
Learn how the natural valuation cycle of ground-up development may support a Roth conversion at a discounted value — and the considerations to weigh first.
By Paul Moore
At the height of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Buffett invested $5 billion in Goldman Sachs as preferred equity. Here's why....
By Paul Moore
Paul Moore discusses his personal investment background and why chasing ROI could be why you're losing money.
By TJ Burns
Feeder funds get a bad reputation. The middleman can create drag, opacity, and misaligned incentives. But when done correctly, they’re useful for access and diligence. The problem is, almost nobody uses them correctly in retail real estate investing.
By Alina Trigub
Discover why single-tenant net lease properties offer investors steady income, lower risk, and passive management.
By Denis Shapiro
When we bring up affordable housing to investors, we immediately see the look of skepticism wash over their faces. In reality, affordable housing, when done at scale and through the proper channels, is completely different from all these common misconceptions.
By Justin Goodin
Ground-up multifamily development gives investors access to a proven asset class, long-term appreciation potential, and the ability to diversify outside of traditional stocks and bonds. This guide explains how the process works, why development is a strong choice for investors, the pros and cons to consider, and the steps to get started.
By Jalen West
The FUND framework is a simple way to evaluate opportunities by looking at four pillars: Financials, Underlying Assets, Notable Differentiator, and Delegation of Responsibilities.
By Fuquan Bilal
In passive real estate investing, discussions about return on investment typically revolve around percentages, multiples, and exit horizons. Yet many experienced investors eventually realize that their time can be just as valuable of a resource as capital.
By Fuquan Bilal
An SDIRA enables investors to go beyond Wall Street and build wealth through alternative assets like private real estate. This guide will explain how you can use an SDIRA to passively invest in real estate syndications, offering diversification and potential tax advantages for your long-term financial goals.