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BAM Capital Launches Passive Multifamily Real Estate Investment Opportunity

BAM Capital, a private real estate firm specializing in the acquisition and management of multifamily properties, announced the launch of its latest investment vehicle, BAM Multifamily Growth Fund V. This new offering is designed to provide investors with capital appreciation and long-term wealth creation through strategic investments in the thriving multifamily sector of the Midwest.

BAM Capital’s investment thesis for Fund V emphasizes on acquisition of Class A multifamily properties in high-growth Midwest markets; a focused investment in areas with resilient markets, proven demand and strong rent growth and operational improvements over major renovations, ensuring efficient value creation.

“We are excited to offer our investors another opportunity to engage with the multifamily market through Fund V. Our team’s deep understanding of the Midwest market, combined with our operational expertise, positions us to capitalize on unique investment opportunities that target attractive returns,” said Ivan Barratt, founder and CEO of BAM Capital.

BAM Multifamily Growth Fund V stands out with several key differentiators, including target internal rate of return of 15% – 20% and an equity multiple of 2.0x-2.5x over a targeted five- to seven-year hold period; up to an 8% preferred return for accredited investors; passive tax advantages, such as depreciation and tax-deferred growth and eligibility for investment through retirement accounts, offering a tax-advantaged opportunity for investors seeking to diversify their retirement portfolios.

BAM Capital’s track record includes over $1.73 billion in investment and sale activity; acquisition and management of over 9,000 units and realized gains from 2,440 exited units, averaging returns of 33.85% IRR and a 2.46x equity multiple.

“Investment in BAM Multifamily Growth Fund V represents not just an investment in real estate, but a stake in the prosperity and growth of the Midwest,” Barratt said. “We’re not just buying properties; we’re investing in communities, and we’re excited for our investors to join us in this journey.”