Why a Fund of Funds Model
for Multi Family Investing Could be a Better Fit for Many Passive Investors
Today, our guest is Jack Krupey. Jack has been investing in real estate since 2001 and is part of a large PE fund, purchasing distressed mortgages since the 2008 crisis. During that time, he was also personally investing as a limited partner in various syndication deals. He recently launched his own Reg D fund, the diversified real estate fund focused on aggregating capital to provide investors a diversified investment into multiple syndications with a diverse portfolio of multifamily and various markets with a select group of experienced and well-qualified operators.
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We dive into a relatively lucrative market as Jack talks us through the fund of funds sphere of real estate investing. We discuss the pros and cons of fund investing, concerns for investors, relationships, and Jack shares some must-know steps to creating a fund. Stay tuned for all this and more on your daily episode of the Real Estate Syndication Show!
Key Points From This Episode:
- More about Jack Krupey, his background, real estate, and getting into diversified funds.
- Jack talks about the pros and cons of having a fund versus investing in specific deals.
- Some of the biggest concerns that investors have when investing in funds.
- We talk relationships — while operating a fund versus being a limited partner.
- Jack shares steps to creating his fund and things fund newbies should know.
- Incentives for higher net-worth investors.
- Jack explains the three-year lock-up for fund returns as they are structured.
- How to prepare for a downturn when opening up a fund: Prepare to pounce on distress.
- Getting back out there: Best source for meeting new investors.
- Shamelessly self-promoting and how that has impacted Jack’s success.