Common Questions

Typically qualified/accredited investors depending on the structure. Accreditation requirements are set by the SEC and vary based on income, net worth, and professional experience.

Returns are generated through rent increases, ongoing rental income (cash flow), equity growth through property appreciation, tax-advantaged refinance events, and eventual property sale.

Strategic 30-36 month holding period, or consider long-term hold for positive cash flow. Hold periods vary by project and market conditions.

Luxos Capital targets cash-on-cash return of 5-8%. Individual project returns may vary.

Yes, ongoing investor communication and reporting through our investor online portal and mobile app.

Each offering is supported through formal investment documents including: Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), Subscription Agreement, and Operating Agreement.

Minimum investment amounts vary by deal and are specified in each offering's documentation. Contact us to learn about current opportunities.

An accredited investor must meet at least one of these criteria: (1) Annual income exceeding $200,000 ($300,000 joint with spouse) for the last two years with reasonable expectation of the same this year, OR (2) Net worth exceeding $1 million, individually or jointly with spouse, excluding the value of primary residence. Certain professional credentials (Series 7, 65, or 82 licenses) also qualify.

The PPM is the legal document that outlines all material facts about an investment offering. It includes details about the property, business plan, projected returns, risk factors, fee structure, and the rights and responsibilities of all parties. All investors must review and acknowledge the PPM before investing.

Distributions are typically paid quarterly when the property generates sufficient cash flow after expenses. The amount varies based on property performance. You'll receive detailed statements with each distribution and can track everything in your investor portal.

Real estate syndications are illiquid investments, meaning your capital is committed for the duration of the hold period (typically 3-5 years). There is no secondary market for these investments, so you should only invest capital you won't need during this time. Early redemption is generally not possible except in very limited circumstances.

We partner with experienced third-party property management companies who handle day-to-day operations including tenant relations, maintenance, rent collection, and leasing. Our asset management team oversees the property manager to ensure they execute our business plan and maintain high standards.

Investors receive K-1 tax documents annually detailing their share of income, losses, and deductions. Multifamily investments offer significant tax benefits including depreciation deductions that can offset passive income. We recommend consulting with a tax professional to understand how these benefits apply to your specific situation.