FAQS

​​That depends on the opportunity you are investing in. Most of our offerings to date have had some sort of development component to them. A typical timeline is 12-month construction and, 12 to 24-month lease-up, with investor distributions beginning sometime in year 2 or 3. We typically target a 5-year cash-out refinance to return the investor’s original investment.

​​Nomad Capital offers both funds and project specific syndications based on the asset and your goals as an investor. Each raise will specify both the asset type and the investment type to ensure you are well informed about the investment you are making.

A K-1 is a federal tax document used to report the income, losses, and dividends for a business or financial entity’s partners or an S corporation’s shareholders.

​​Before investing you will receive a PPM (Private Placement Memorandum), an Investor Questionnaire, a Subscription Agreement, and an Operating Agreement.

During the investment, you will receive monthly email updates on the progress and status of the projects, and you will receive an annual K-1 electronically from our investor portal.

​​The typical minimum investment is $50,000.

​​We typically perform cost segregation studies on all of our assets, allowing investors to benefit from bonus and accelerated depreciation.

Real estate syndications are generally considered illiquid investments. This means that investors’ funds are locked in for a defined period, which can be five years or more. It can be difficult or impossible to exit early, and there may not be a ready market to sell the investment if needed.

​​Not only do the General Partners of Nomad invest in the deals, but they also assume all liability by solely signing on the note. They also invest their own capital into the quality team finding, syndicating, and managing the deals.