FAQ
Take a look at answers to some of the most commonly asked real estate investing questions.
Yes. The qualifications to be an accredited investor can be found in the following link: investor.gov
The minimum investment size varies deal by deal.
Any uncommitted capital will be covered by Alpha Capital Partners if not all funds are raised timely.
Yes, we do accept 1031 investors. We highly encourage 1031 investors to place a sizable equity amount with us due to the increased expenses associated with 1031 exchange investments.
We have a proven track record of closing transactions and returning distributions to partners. Alpha Capital Partners’ CEO and sponsor Jide Famuagun has sponsored 30+ multifamily/student housing/healthcare real estate assets since 2012.
Class A Membership interests are those typically sold to third-party investors, whereas Class B Membership interests are normally reserved for Alpha or its affiliates.
The distribution waterfall is the order in which we make distributions to limited and general partners. A distribution waterfall specifies, for example, that an investor receives the initial investment plus a preferred return before the general partners can participate in the profits of the fund. This structure serves as an incentive for the GP to ensure that the investment does well – because the GP must return the initial investment of the LP plus a preferred return (called the Preferred) before sharing the Profit (which is a profit split between LP and GP).
This is how Alpha refers to its strategic investment footprint across the United States. The following markets represent our CHAMP footprint – Columbus and Cincinnati, OH, Houston, TX, Atlanta, GA, Memphis, TN, and Pittsburgh, PA, and we typically invest within a 200-mile radius of these core markets.