Looking for passive income?

Arnold Equities partners with investors to acquire, add-value, and re-sell multi-family investment properties.

What is passive income?

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Your income is your greatest wealth-building tool—a tool that typically requires your active participation in the form of a full-time job.

Passive income is money you earn in a way that requires little to no daily effort to maintain. Some passive income ideas—like renting out property or building a blog—may take some work to get up and running, but they could eventually earn you money while you sleep.

  •  Increases your wealth-building plan
  • Creates an opportunity to retire early
  • Protects you from a complete loss of income if you lose your job
  • Provides an additional source of income when you’re no longer able to work or if you outlive your retirement fund

Profitable passive income options can build some serious money over the long haul. We’re talking anywhere from a few thousand dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars—depending on the income stream.

Property Acquisition

Our Team performs due diligence on any property we get under contract before purchasing.

 

Add Property Value

We always look for ways to increase value of an asset by cutting expenses, increasing income streams, implementing smart systems.

Investor Cash Flow

Investing in Real Estate assets like apartments can provide monthly cash flow like your W2 Job does.

 

Capital Event

A refinance of the loan and or a sale of the property results in capital gain.

 

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Popular Questions

What are the benefits?
  • A stable asset that produces income and cash flow.
  • Income determines value.
  • Ability to force appreciation of the asset.
  • Ability to leverage the asset and minimize initial cash outlay.
  • Huge tax advantages that vastly limit tax liability.
  • Ability to defer capital gains down the road at the sale through a legal tax-free exchange (1031).
Is my capital safe?
All investments have risks. Investing in multifamily properties is no different but it is one of the most effective ways to earn passive income while getting other benefits that other investment types do not provide. During the last recession in 2008, Multifamily apartments had a much lower default rate then residential homes did as many people still needed a place to live regardless of the economies health. To determine if passive income is a good fit for you, answer some of these questions below:

  1. Do I want to park my capital in a stabilized multifamily asset that did very well during the last recession?
  2. Do I want to receive monthly/yearly cash flow from my investments?
  3. Do I want to invest in an asset class that helps hedge against yearly inflation?
  4. Do I want to be able to take advantage of different tax strategies like depreciation so that I can show a paper loss on my K-1 each year?
  5. How do I value my time and what is that time worth to me? Plunging toilets, chasing tenants for rent, repairs and maintenance, broken Heaters and new roofs….. Or, you let us handle this as you spend time with your family and wait for the next check to show up.

If you answered yes to these, you are in the right place as passively investing in multifamily can provide all of the above.

Can I Opt Out?
Before we own the asset: Any investment that we send to our investor list will be on a first come first serve basis. We will reserve soft commitment spots based on the order we receive them. We always will reserve back up spots as well as circumstances always alter an investor needing to opt out of the soft commitment. We just ask that if you said yes to a soft commitment and you realize you can’t invest, please let us know ASAP so that we could present the opportunity to our backup list of investors.

After we own the asset with you: Before wiring capital funds over to any investment, Every investor will need to sign the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) document that the SEC requires any investor to complete. This document will outline all of the scenarios that an investor will need to be aware of while we own this asset in the Syndication. We always recommend you review this document with your family attorney or someone who is familiar with Real estate Syndication’s before signing so that you are aware of your options should you need to opt out of the Syndication.