Syndications vs. Stocks & Bonds: A Smarter Route to Early Retirement
You work hard, save diligently, and invest with the dream of retiring comfortably—but for many, that dream slips further and further away.
Multifamily Cap Rates: A Comprehensive Breakdown for Investors
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 Underwriting in Multifamily Real Estate?
Real estate investment can be one of the most lucrative and secure forms of investment for both individual and syndicate investors.
Can Non-Accredited Investors Still Invest in Real Estate?
Can Non-Accredited Investors Still Invest In Real Estate? This article explores the possibilities for non-accredited investors looking to venture into the lucrative realm of real estate.
How Accredited Investors Are Preparing for the Reverse Market Crash
Everyone talks about market crashes — but what happens when the crash isn’t a fall but a sharp rebound? In today’s investment landscape, volatility has taken on a new dimension.
What are Value-Add, Core, and Core Plus in Multifamily Real Estate
What are Value-Add, Core, and Core Plus Multifamily Real Estate? Definitions You Need to Know In multifamily real estate, terms like Core, Core Plus, and Value-add signal the opportunity for increased property value for investors navigating various investment strategies.
Viking Capital Newsletter: March 2025
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 market dynamics.
Why Investors Are Turning to Build-to-Rent Opportunities
Build-to-rent (BTR) homes are a rapidly growing segment in real estate, specifically designed and constructed for rental use.
What Is a Multifamily Real Estate Syndication?
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.
Fund of Fund (FOF) Model Explained
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.