Private Markets in Portfolio Construction: Why Advisors Are Increasing Allocations
The objectives of portfolio construction have not changed, investors still seek growth, income, diversification, and risk management.
The objectives of portfolio construction have not changed, investors still seek growth, income, diversification, and risk management.
For many registered investment advisors (RIAs), growing assets under management (AUM) has become increasingly challenging.
For years, investors could rely on a relatively straightforward playbook: stocks for growth, bonds for income.
Traditional investing is no longer the only path to building wealth, and investors know it.
What is a Multifamily Syndication? A multifamily syndication is an operator who raises funds from a group of investors to purchase a property.
For a real estate investor evaluating a multifamily investment, it’s crucial to understand what constitutes a “good deal” or a “bad deal.
What Is Multifamily Real Estate Syndication? While real estate investment can be quite lucrative for investors, the real money to be made comes from larger properties.
In multifamily real estate investing, location is more than a buzzword.
So you’ve worked hard and made a good career for yourself and want something to show for it.
In the post-pandemic landscape of 2023, the economy is undergoing a profound transformation, adapting to the challenges and opportunities that have emerged in the wake of COVID-19.
If you’ve spent any time on our site at all, you’re familiar with our perspective on real estate syndications.
Each year, renowned economic research entities release their forecasts for the coming year.
The number one goal of becoming an investor is to make money and in the process, not lose money.
When vetting a potential real estate asset to invest in, there are many factors to consider.
In the realm of multifamily syndication, the nuances between Rule 506(b) and 506(c) play a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of capital raising.
Viking Capital is excited to announce our 30th investment offering, The Townhomes at BlueBonnet Trails, a 114-unit Build-to-Rent community located in Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
We’re excited to share a significant and strategic update—Viking Captial is officially transitioning away from Asset Living (formerly known as First Communities Management) as our
In today’s economic climate, wealth isn’t built by simply saving—it’s built by making your money work smarter.
In today’s volatile economic environment, staying the course requires more than optimism—it requires experience, discipline, and a deep understanding of the fundamentals.
The Viking Capital leadership team recently convened to review quarterly objectives, assess investor sentiment, and conduct a thorough analysis of property-level financial forecasts and evolving
Viking Capital is carefully reviewing thousands of potential deals to identify the best opportunities for our investors, though no deal has been selected yet.
January was a power-packed month for Viking Capital! Over half of our team hit the ground running at the NMHC, one of the largest multifamily
As we ring in the New Year, Viking Capital reflects on an incredible 2024, celebrating the completion of five acquisitions—a testament to our team’s hard work and strategic vision.
We’re proud to share an exciting milestone in Viking Capital’s evolution, the hiring of our first-ever President, Alex Gill.
In early October, Viking Capital gathered for our quarterly meeting—a deep dive into the goals, roadblocks, and strategies shaping our path to achieving eight deals
As 2024 winds down, Viking Capital proudly marks the achievement of completing five acquisitions this year—a true reflection of our team’s dedication and strategic focus.
When Viking Capital was founded, we stepped into the syndication/multifamily world with eagerness and a common goal, to share the wealth in a monetized