What is a Real Estate Fund?

A real estate fund is an effective way for a sponsor and a group of investors to pool their financial and intellectual resources together to invest in assets much larger than they could afford or manage on their own. Over 90% of large commercial real estate is purchased in groups of investors together. This process allows the everyday person access to the real estate returns and benefits that they would not be able to achieve individually.

The group of investors and the sponsor will put equity into the fund, and as a result own a percentage of the total fund. The fund manager will then deploy that equity into several different deals and over time provide the returns back to the investors.

The fund manager or “sponsor” initiates the project. In this case, Hukam Capital Group is the sponsor. We underwrite hundreds of deals a year, find the right market, secure financing, oversee the repositioning of the assets as well as the daily activities of the property management. The sponsor also provides quarterly reports, returns, and manages the disposition of the assets.

Role of the Fund Manager

The investor, also known as the “limited partner”, provides the equity required to fund the deals. The role of the investor is very simple, they invest their money in a deal that is run and managed by the sponsor, and then they earn a percentage of the project’s profits based on the equity they invested, and a pre-determined split between the investor and the fund manager.

Role of an Investor

The Value Creation Process:

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