You invest alongside the two owners in one building at a time, as a member of the LLC that owns it. Here's every step from the first call to your first K-1, including the parts other sponsors skip.
Open now: The Pinnacle, NoMa, Washington, D.C., until fully funded.
Our Investor Relations team walks you through the open building: the strategy, the numbers, the risks. Nothing to sign.
Every assumption next to its number. Then, if you want, a second call with Noam or Ohad.
The operating agreement and offering documents, with your CPA or attorney. Nothing moves before you've read them.
We verify accredited status, as Rule 506(c) requires. Then you sign and wire. Minimum $100,000.
Updates with bad news first, distributions when the building pays them, a K-1 each year, until it sells.
YES the SEC headquarters planned next door was canceled in 2024. BUT the building is 93.9% occupied without it.
There's no market to sell your share. You're in until the building sells, typically 2 to 5 years.
They come from the building's net income. If vacancy rises or repairs run over, they can drop or stop.
Including principal. Target returns are targets, never guarantees.
PENDING FROM INVESTO: the capital-call terms in plain words.
PENDING FROM INVESTO: how much debt we typically use, and on what terms.
If something goes wrong, it's the first line of the next update, not page nine.

Co-founder and Chairman. Attorney. Investing in US real estate since 2010.

Co-founder and CEO. Attorney and operator. In the US market since 2011.
A named investor on what the first year after investing looked like. Name, city, year, with permission.
A named investor on how a bad quarter was reported. Name, city, year, with permission.
PENDING FROM INVESTO: fees and the profit split in one plain paragraph, from the operating agreement.
PENDING FROM INVESTO: is investor capital returned before the owners' profit share, and is there a preferred return?
No. There's no market to sell your share until the building sells. Only invest money you won't need for the whole hold.
You can lose part or all of what you invested. Ask us on the call about the deals that didn't go to plan and what investors were told.
The two owners, with their own money, and other accredited investors. Ask us how many are in the open deal.
A professional third-party operator handles leasing and upkeep. We own it, oversee it, report on it and make the big decisions.
Typically quarterly, from the building's net operating income: rent in, expenses out. When the building sells or refinances, you receive your share of the proceeds. Distributions are not guaranteed.
A Schedule K-1 every year. Depreciation can offset part of the cash flow on paper. Ask your CPA how it applies to you.
Often, yes. Check that your custodian allows private real estate, then ask us on the call.
Generally, income over $200,000 ($300,000 with a spouse) in each of the last two years, or net worth over $1 million excluding your home, or a Series 7, 65 or 82 license in good standing.