MULTI-FAMILY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Making big deals available to everyday investors.
CARDONE EQUITY FUND V
Regulation A
Cardone Capital is pleased to present the highly anticipated regulation A multi-family Cardone Equity Fund V. We anticipate this fund will be over-subscribed therefore all funds will be accepted on a first come first served basis. Please view our Offering Circular.
CARDONE EQUITY FUND IV
Accredited investors
CEF IV will target opportunities in markets that have demonstrated substantial increases in population and job growth and continue to exhibit attractive long-term demographic indicators. These areas include Austin, Houston, Orlando, Tampa, Savannah, Phoenix, and South Florida.
*Our offerings under Regulation D Rule 506(c) are available to accredited investors only.
WHY REAL ESTATE
Real estate is less volatile and has historically outperformed the S&P 500.
Tenants pay monthly rent which covers all expenses and provides profit to the owners.
Tenants pay down the debt which increases your equity, creating long-term wealth.
Depreciation is a free tax write-off that allows you to keep more profits in your pocket.
You can leverage real estate, allowing for the purchase of $100M with only $25M.
Real estate appreciates in value.
HOW IT WORKS
WE BUY
Cardone Capital finds the deals, negotiates the purchase and financing, and closes the deal.
YOU INVEST
Accredited & Non-Accredited Investors become partners in the actual real estate.
This is NOT a REIT or Stock
WE COLLECT RENT
Our portfolio of properties generates monthly rental payments from our creditworthy tenants.
YOU GET PAID
We pay out cash distributions monthly to you, the investor.
No Middleman Saves You Money
Cardone Capital does not pay fees or commission to anyone for raising money. We provide shares directly to you the investors not through sales people or brokers, events or networks who are paid commissions. This results in more of investors’ money being invested in the project.
Multi-family Real Estate Investments
Partner with me on Real Estate deals traditionally only available to the wealthy.