GROW YOUR WEALTH VIA PASSIVE INCOME INVESTMENTS.
Welcome to Power Capital Group
Power Capital Group offers investors low-risk strategies to create passive income streams that will diversify their portfolios and yield impressive results. We make it easy for investors of various income levels to become partners in our syndication deals.
When our clients pool their financial resources with other like-minded investors, they can be confident Power Capital Group will take our fiduciary stewardship of their money seriously. As longtime partners with a combined four decades of experience in the real estate industry, we are perfectly situated and strongly motivated to ensure the investment performs well for everyone involved.
How to Get Started
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Real Estate Syndication Explained
Understanding Cost Segregation and It’s Benefits
Portfolio and Case Studies
Whispering Pines Apartments
Pine Villa Apartments
2208 W. Pacific Avenue
1907 W. 3rd Street
Hallett House
8th Avenue
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Absorption Rate?
Think of it like this: If 10 houses are for sale in a neighborhood and 5 get sold in a month, the “absorption rate” is 50%. It tells us how fast properties are being bought or rented in an area.
Why it matters: A high rate means things sell fast (good for sellers), while a low rate means they sit longer (good for buyers).
What are Capital Expenditures(CapEx)?
Think of it like this: Big-ticket repairs or upgrades (like a new roof, plumbing, or AC) that keep a property working well for years.
Example: If you spend $20,000 to replace a building’s old windows, that’s CapEx—it’s an investment, not just a monthly cost.
What is Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR)?
Think of it like this: A test to see if a property makes enough rent money to pay its mortgage.
Example: If a building’s rent income is $10,000/month and the loan payment is $7,000/month, the DSCR is 1.43 ($10k ÷ $7k). Lenders want this number to be at least 1.2 to approve loans.
What is Equity Multiple (EM)?
Think of it like this: How much money you’ll make in total compared to what you put in.
Example: If you invest $50,000 and get $150,000 back after 5 years, your equity multiple is 3x (triple your money).
What is Accredited Investor?
Think of it like this: Some investments (like private real estate deals) are only open to people who’ve proven they’re financially experienced or wealthy enough to take risks.
Rules to qualify:
– Earn over $200,000/year (or $300,000 with a spouse) for 2+ years, OR
– Have $1 million+ in net worth (not counting your home).
What is Cash-on-Cash Return?
Think of it like this: If you put $10,000 into a deal and get $1,000 back in profit the first year, your “cash-on-cash return” is 10%.
Why it matters: It shows how much cash flow you’re actually earning from your investment.
What is Due Diligence?
Think of it like this: Doing your homework before buying a property—checking the finances, inspecting the building, and researching the area to avoid nasty surprises.
Example: Like test-driving a car before buying it!
What is Internal Rate of Return (IRR)?
Think of it like this: The “average speed” of your investment’s growth each year, including all cash flows.
Example: If you invest $100,000 and end up with $200,000 after 5 years, your IRR might be ~15% per year. Higher IRR = faster growth.
