Frequently Asked Questions

Multifamily real estate refers to properties with multiple housing units under one roof or within one community (e.g., duplexes, triplexes, or apartment complexes).

Managing 20 units in one building is often easier and more profitable than 20 separate houses. Vacancy risk is also lower, because one empty unit has less impact when other units are still occupied 

 Investors earn returns through rental income called "cash flow" and potential property appreciation through equity and property improvements/renovations. 

Risks are the same as in any investment which may include market downturns, higher interest rates, or in our case, unexpected property expenses. These can be managed with thorough due diligence, conservative underwriting, and strong property management. 

 We stress test every deal by modeling higher vacancy, slower rent growth, and increased expenses or interest rates. We invest only when the deal remains viable under conservative assumptions, ensuring that investors’ capital is protected even in softer markets. 

Certain SEC regulations dictate that we must have a pre-existing, substantive relationship before you can begin investing but getting started is as easy as scheduling a call with our team.

No. We raise capital through syndications, which are deal-specific investments in a single property. This kind of structure gives you full transparency into where your investment is going and the ability to choose opportunities that best align with your passive income goals. 

Once our Letter of Interest is accepted on a property, we will email you with high level details about the deal, why we love it, the ROI, and of course the business plan.

You will then be invited to participate in an investor webinar where we will summarize the investment, property details, the business plan and provide you ability to ask questions.

If you also love the deal we will send you links to sign the investor documents in addition to the investor portal for you to wire your funds.

Returns vary by market and strategy, but syndication deals often target 6–8% annual cash flow plus 12–18% total annualized returns over the investment period. Past performance isn’t guaranteed, but these ranges are common.  Ask us how.

Yes! Multifamily partners benefit from bonus depreciation (a paper expense that reduces taxable income), and 1031 exchanges (deferring capital gains taxes), and other deductions. Always consult a CPA for personal advice. 

While Crecera is a newer firm, our team leverages our experience with data analytics,  asset management, and investor relations. We also partner with seasoned operators and advisors who have successfully closed and managed thousands of units, ensuring institutional-level expertise, who back every deal.