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We make investing in passive real estate simple and powerful.
Overview
Overview
At Sparkland Investments we specialize in acquiring, managing, and investing in stable income producing multi-family properties across emerging markets in the United States. We strive to maximize our client's investments by 'buying right' and by making complex multi-family investment strategies simple.
Mission
Mission
We strive to simplify investing in high yielding income producing multi-family assets across emerging markets in the US.
Ownership in over 1500 doors
Ownership in over 1500 doors
Ownership in over 1500 doors across different asset classes. Multi-family assets have built-in economies of scale.
Diversification
Diversification
Diversified ownership in multiple asset classes across multiple geographic locations based on a through analysis.
Buy right
Buy right
We have a stringent conservative underwriting process. Leveraging data and technology to create value for our investors
Communications
Communications
As an investor you can expect full transparency and frequent communications from our sponsor team. Additionally investors can subscribe to quarterly financial reports and distributions.
OUR PORTFOLIO
OUR PORTFOLIO
Contact us to get more information on our current offerings
169units Cass C Dallas
79units Cass C Dallas
84units Class A Houston
Approach
Approach
Cash flow
We leverage the scale of multi family real estate and look at all potential value-add opportunities to increase the operating income of an asset. This could include simple organic rent growth, reducing economic vacancy/loss and adding additional income streams while improving the tenant's experience at our properties.
Forced appreciation
Our partnership with proven leaders in the industry help us increase NOI by making strategic value-adds to an asset while reducing expenses in the initial years of operation. Allowing us to immediately appreciate the asset by creating value.
Tax benefits
Investors can also leverage depreciation benefits at scale when combined with cost segregation and bonus depreciation
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