Who They Are DonorsChoose is a pioneering nonprofit organization that has revolutionized public school funding since its inception in 2000.  ..read more

Presented by Author, activist, and distinguished real estate developer Don Peebles once said, “To change our position in life, we must first change how we think.”  ..read more

Presented by: As an investor, it's important to educate yourself by reviewing as many resources as you can. At Viking Capital, our team has created this simplified guide to Fund of Fund (FOF) investing to help explore this investment approach.  ..read more

Who They Are Best Friends Animal Society is a leading animal welfare organization founded in 1984. Based in Kanab, Utah, it operates the nation's largest no-kill animal sanctuary and works tirelessly to end the killing of dogs and cats in America's shelters.  ..read more

Real estate operators and investors often face the challenge of raising capital for their projects. Whether developing a new property, rehabilitating an old one, or simply expanding a portfolio, securing funding will usually be one of the many tasks that an operator must undertake.  Selling securities is a common way to raise the necessary capital, but what exactly are securities, how can they be sold lawfully, and how can finder's fees be legally obtained in the process?  ..read more

Who They Are Sauers Cares is a non-profit organization that tailors local community resources to solve local community problems. Serving primarily Bucks and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania, Sauers Cares provides both logistical and financial support to smaller non-profit organizations with the goal of creating a better, healthier, safer, and more inclusive community ..read more

If you didn’t have a penny of your own money invested in a property, but you earned $250 per month on it, what’s your return on investment? Well, you can’t divide by zero, so some investors consider that an “infinite return” on that $0 investment. Reality gets a little more complicated, however.  ..read more

After you’ve officially placed an apartment syndication deal under contract and created the investment summary document that outlines the major highlights of the opportunity, the next step is to notify your database of investors about your new deal ..read more

Generally, the general partner (GP) in an apartment syndication has certain investment criteria to determine which deals to submit offers. These criteria could be as sophisticated as requiring a projected internal rate of return and cash-on-cash return above a certain threshold, which is what my company does, or as basic as a cash flow per door ..read more

In apartment syndications, the general partner (GP) catch-up is a distribution to the GP such that they have received their full portion of the profits ..read more