Pineda Capital Review

Ryan Pineda's going for a page outta Grant Cardone's playbook with Pineda Capital. But what exactly is it, exactly? And in case you invest? Let's speak about it. If you wanted to place some funds into Pineda Capital , you'd be considered a Limited Partner (LP). Meaning everything's passive for you. You do not have to worry about finding and closing and managing deals. You'll get real-estate tax advantages. Depreciation being the big one. Then there's networking and resources.

Unlike most funds where you invest money and rarely hear from anyone, Pineda Capital's gonna be about the community. It'll be full of high level people you can relate genuinely to and maybe even partner with for business. Limited liability's another benefit. Should something fail, you're not on the hook for it. How'bout the negatives? One, you have no decision-making power. Two, you obviously need to chop the earnings with the GPs (aka Ryan and company) who're doing most of the work.

How about distributions? Pineda Capital gives their investors a six percent preferred return (meaning, you'll be the very first one getting paid) and a fifty-fifty split above that. Where Ryan cleans up is if the property, let's say, doubles in value next six years, and chances are they wind up selling it. But overall, he believes it's solid deal for you, especially since he's an influencer who knows all kinds of movers and shakers in the true estate world. Pineda Capital can therefore cherry-pick the most effective opportunities.

“So my network is quite big in regards to people sending me off-market deals, realtors wanting to do deals, agents, wholesalers, it's only very big,” Ryan says. “And for decades people have now been bringing me these amazing deals, but I never did anything with'em because I never had the fund in place. Now we could finally capitalize on it. Also, proven marketing strategies. Everything we've done flipping houses going back seven years, we're applying here. Lastly, we've got the acquisitions team in place Website.”