Real estate syndication has emerged as a powerful avenue for individuals to access and invest in larger, more lucrative real estate projects. This collaborative investment approach allows individuals to pool their resources and to tap into a realm of properties that might have otherwise been beyond their reach. However, as with any investment endeavor, the…
You’ve mustered through years of undergrad, perhaps business school or residency, or maybe even passed your boards or completed your internship to begin your corporate position, all with the dream that one day you’d have a successful career that provides a great income. Not to mention how you’ve likely saved and invested confidently, providing security…
Every investment involves a certain level of risk. Given the adage that higher risk often leads to higher rewards, risk is inherently advantageous. So the real question every investor must ask is, is the risk really your friend or your foe? The answer hinges on the investor’s unique risk tolerance and financial goals. While risk…
Like any real estate venture, multifamily real estate properties carry a unique set of risks. While multifamily real estate has earned a reputation for greater stability and is often considered a recession-proof investment, investors must conduct a comprehensive risk analysis to protect their investment. Understanding how to succeed in multifamily ventures requires you to deeply…
Take a walk down memory lane with me. What was your initial attraction to real estate syndications? I’m willing to bet, it was the allure of stability coupled with steep returns and the excitement of your hard-earned money working as hard as possible for you, with the potential to grow your wealth over time. And…
As natural disasters escalate—particularly hurricanes in the Southeast and Gulf regions—multifamily apartment communities are facing increasing challenges. These events not only affect tenants but also disrupt operations and impact the overall performance of investments. In this article, we explore how natural disasters are reshaping apartment communities and what they mean for tenants, property managers, and…
The role of accredited investors in the financial market is vital to the financial ecosystem’s health. Their investments often support emerging industries and technologies, fostering economic stability through diverse investments across many asset classes. An accredited investor is an individual or entity that meets specific financial criteria set by the SEC, enabling them to engage…
Multifamily real estate has consistently proven to be a robust investment, especially during economic uncertainty. Over the past two years, marked by rising interest rates and market instability, multifamily properties have reinforced their resilience as a hedge against inflation. As the cost of goods has escalated and new construction projects have slowed, we’re seeing a…
As opposed to traditional investing, co-investing is often a more approachable and strategic way to spread your funds across multiple assets with a group of interested inventors. With the market being as competitive as it is, this may be a worthwhile strategy to receive higher returns without risking more of your money. In this article…
Viking Capital is a private equity firm that was established in 2015 by two founders, Ravi Gupta and Vikram Raya. They created Viking after achieving immense success as real estate partners just a few years earlier. Their investment journey began as traditional LP investors in syndication deals and eventually progressed to raising capital for these…
With over $830 million in assets acquired, learn what sets Viking Capital apart.
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