Investment

Investors put money into Red Pill Kapital’s syndicated commercial real estate projects through personal, joint, entity or self-directed IRA accounts, and most of the projects can accommodate 1031 exchanges.

• Individual (Retail) Investors Can Invest As Little As $50,000 In Most Of Our Syndicated Projects And Can Typically Be Accredited Or Non-Accredited. We Work Closely With Our Investors To Understand Their Investment Needs And The Suitability Of Our Syndicated Investment Projects To Help Them Meet Their Goals.
• We Can Tailor Specific Investments For High-Net-Worth Individuals Or For Family Office Principals Who Have Specific Investing Philosophies And Needs. We Have Individualized Processes To Find, Purchase, And Manage Properties To Meet Specific Risk, Cash Flow, And Time Needs.
• We Are Currently Unable To Meet The Needs Of Institutional Investors Or Funds.
• Most Of Our Projects Can Accommodate 1031 Exchanges.
• We Currently Support Personal Investment Accounts, Joint Accounts, And Certain Entity Accounts (Trusts, Limited Liability Companies, Limited Partnerships, C Corporations, And S Corporations). For More Information On IRA Accounts, See Below.
• You Can Invest Through Your IRA. If You Currently Have A Self-Directed IRA, Please Check With Your Current Custodian To Ensure That They Will Allow You To Place Your Investment In A Real Estate Syndication, Or Consider Changing Your IRA Custodian To One That Will Accommodate Your Investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Minimum Investment For A Real Estate Syndication?

At Red Pill Kapital, individual (retail) investors can invest as little as $50,000 in most syndicated projects. High-net-worth individuals and family offices can have investments tailored to their specific risk, cash flow and time needs. Before anyone commits, we work with them to understand their investment needs and whether a project suits their goals.

Can Non-Accredited Investors Invest In Real Estate Syndications?

In most Red Pill Kapital projects, yes. Individual investors can typically be accredited or non-accredited, and we work closely with each one to judge whether a given syndicated project fits their needs. We are currently unable to serve institutional investors or funds, so our investors are individuals, joint owners, high-net-worth families, family offices and certain entities.

Can You Invest In A Real Estate Syndication With An IRA?

Yes, through a self-directed IRA. Before you invest, confirm with your current IRA custodian that it allows an investment in a real estate syndication. If it does not, you can move the account to a custodian that will. Red Pill Kapital also accepts personal accounts, joint accounts, and entity accounts such as trusts, LLCs, limited partnerships, C corporations and S corporations.

Can You Use A 1031 Exchange To Invest In A Syndication?

Yes. Most Red Pill Kapital projects can accommodate 1031 exchanges, so the proceeds from selling an investment property can go into a syndicated project instead of a building you manage yourself. Our 1031 exchanges page explains how the structure works, what it costs and which deadlines apply.