SECTION 1
Each session follows a simple path: deals are presented, you evaluate them based on your criteria and capacity, select opportunities you want to pursue, and move into a formal acquisition process with Capreim.
SECTION 2a
MBR focuses on 5–50 unit multifamily opportunities within a ~$650K–$15M+ price range, across target markets in the Southeast and Texas, and three core cash-flow strategies—so you know exactly what type of deals you will be presented.
SECTION 2b
Deals are selected based on defined return and financing metrics so you can evaluate opportunities against clear performance expectations.
SECTION 3
Most acquisitions require ~30% equity, so you can clearly see what is required based on deal size—whether you buy solo or with co-owners.
SECTION 4
Lenders assess your liquidity, credit, and overall financial profile—alongside the asset’s performance—to determine whether you qualify for financing and can support the investment.
SECTION 5a
You can acquire assets individually or with co-owners, with direct ownership and active involvement in the investment.
SECTION 5b
Co-ownership can be formed with your own group or through MBR, with Capreim coordinating partners, structuring the co-ownership framework, and leading the acquisition process.
SECTION 6
These definitions are provided for awareness so you can accurately indicate whether you qualify as an accredited investor when completing the application.
SECTION 7a
3 levels of Support
You choose between three levels of support — Buyer’s Agent (BA), Acquisition (ACQ), or Asset Management (ASSET) — based on how much you want to outsource execution, underwriting, and ongoing asset management.
Each level builds on the previous: BA, BA + ACQ, and BA + ACQ + ASSET.
As a buyer, BA supports you through the transaction, while ACQ goes further by leading underwriting, structuring, and investment execution.
If you already own assets, you can engage ASSET for portfolio oversight while leveraging BA + ACQ to support ongoing acquisitions and portfolio growth.
SECTION 7b
Buyer’s Agent (BA) has no upfront engagement fee and is compensated through brokerage commissions.
Acquisition (ACQ) includes a flat engagement fee paid upfront and credited toward the total fee at closing, reflecting the added scope of underwriting and execution.