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“In April, Gajavelli’s company lost more than 3,000 apartments at four rental complexes taken in foreclosure, one of the biggest commercial real-estate blowups since the financial crisis. Investors lost millions.” Inexperienced Syndication VS Experienced Private Equity Firms
The article claims: “Syndicators often profit even if the investment is a failure, which real-estate analysts say encourages excessive risk-taking at the expense of inexperienced investors.” However, experienced sponsors are aligned with the investor base where they incur profit on the disposition of the property, and therefore are motivated by maintaining the property to the highest efficiency and quality. “The investor video showed a tidy complex of apartments arranged around a shimmering swimming pool. By the summer of 2022, the pool water had turned a sickly green. High piles of trash littered the parking lot.” Instead of squeezing the juice out of our properties as some syndication companies do, we infuse capital, care, and concern into each property with our Viking 360 approach. ![]()
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What the SEC’s Expanded Definition of an Accredited Investor Means for You
Remember back in high school when all social groups were divided into cliques? There were jocks, nerds, cheerleaders, theater kids, band geeks, and every other division of people either by interest, attitude, or even ethnic group you could imagine and it was pretty much unheard of for anyone to move from one clique to another.



