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Real estate syndication is not a REIT – it is a way of investing in specific, tangible real estate through a crowdfunding model. A group of investors pools their money in a large real estate investment they couldn’t afford to acquire individually. Management of the investment is the responsibility of the real estate syndication company. This allows investors to profit from passive real estate income without the hassle of managing the property or tenants. The investors benefit from a predictable cash flow and are not subject to stock market volatility.

D Ventures offers stable, predictable, passive income from your investment in real estate syndication. We’re experts in identifying multi-family real estate investments that are projected to generate consistent, long-term income growth and appreciation.

We invest side-by-side with you. As co-owners of the real estate syndication, we do the heavy lifting: we vet the property, organize the investors, deal with the bank, manage the property, and prepare quarterly reports and distributions. You sit back and enjoy a more stable, predictable return on your investment and tax benefits if qualified, that take advantage of the property’s depreciation.

Our conservative underwriting always puts our investors first and we are guided by one goal only: to responsibly generate outstanding investment performance for our investors

Each syndication deal is different, but we typically hold properties for an average of 3-7 years. The number of years or months we anticipate we will hold the property will be clearly stated in the offering documents.

D Ventures is ambitious yet responsible for our investors and we build long term value by investing in properties with sustainable performance. How we choose our multifamily property investments:

  1. Apartment buildings and real estate developments with 100 or more units.
  2. Properties that are stable yet provide the potential for added value.
  3. Locations in growing and urbanized secondary and tertiary markets with significant job and population growth.