Investments

You want to increase your real estate passive revenue, but cash-on-cash is low (or even negative) in your current market?
You are tired of conforming to rent control rules and want to set rents at market prices?
You’d like to invest in the United States but are avoiding it due to fears of legal complications and double taxation?

If you want to generate passive income and diversify your real estate portfolio in United States, you are at the right place!

Without the complexities of hands-on property management, you can get great returns on great properties.

With TripleWaterfall, you can choose between two excellent investment vehicles: Syndication and Private Equity Funds.

Syndication

Syndication is a partnership model that allows multiple investors to pool their resources to invest in one large property, such as apartment complexes, commercial buildings, or other high-value real estate. This approach makes it possible for investors to access large-scale opportunities they might not afford individually while sharing the profits, risks, and responsibilities associated with the investment.

At TripleWaterfall, here’s how a deal will typically work :

 

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Syndicator (TripleWaterfall): The syndicator organizes the investment deal, identifies the property, and manages the project. We handle the operational aspects, from acquisition to management, and often invest its own money to show commitment.

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Passive Investor (You): You contribute capital but don’t manage the property and the challenges that go with it. You are a passive investor, receiving a share of the profits (or cash flow) generated by the property.

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Profit Structure: Profits are shared between you and TripleWaterfall based on an agreed-upon split. Each month, you receive regular cash distribution based on rental income. When the property is sold, you receive the profits generated by the appreciation.

Private Equity Funds

Private Equity Funds in real estate are pooled investment vehicles that raise capital from investors to acquire, develop, manage, and potentially sell a portfolio of properties. These funds are managed by professional fund managers who make strategic decisions on property acquisitions, improvements, and dispositions, aiming to maximize returns for investors over the fund’s life. 

Here’s an overview of how Private Equity Funds work at TripleWaterfall :

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Fund Structure and Capital Raising: Private Equity Funds are structured to raise a large amount of capital from multiple investors, which is then deployed across several real estate projects. This diversified approach spreads risk and enables investments in a variety of property types, locations or sectors.

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Fund Manager Team (TripleWaterfall): The team is comprised of these valuable professionals: portfolio manager, investment analyst, compliance officer, risk manager, legal advisor, financial analyst, property manager, etc. The team oversees the fund, making all strategic investment and management decisions. They focus on maximizing returns through acquisitions, value-add improvements, and the timing of property sales.

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Passive investor (You): You contribute capital and, in return, receive equity in the fund. Unlike direct ownership or syndication, you don’t own specific properties but you co-own the whole portfolio.

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Investment Horizon: Private Equity Funds usually have a defined lifespan, typically 5-10 years, with a clear strategy for property acquisition, management, and exit. Each month, you receive regular cash distribution based on rental income and sale of properties. At the fund wind-down, you receive the profits generated by the appreciation of the fund.

Benefits of Syndication
Real estate syndication is ideal for the investor who want to benefit from real estate leverage but prefer a hands-off approach while enjoying the benefits of larger, income-producing properties.


Benefits of Private Equity Fund
Private Equity Fund is ideal for the accredited investor seeking to diversify its portfolios, benefit from professional real estate expertise, and enjoy high financial returns without direct property management involvement.