
Why Join Our Investor Network?
At Industries Capital, we give our private network early access to high-quality real estate opportunities—before they’re shared more broadly. By joining, you’ll:
Get early insights on deals that match your investment goals
Receive educational breakdowns and transparent deal modeling
Be first in line when capital is being allocated
Stay informed—without pressure to commit
This form is the first step. There’s no obligation—just opportunity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum investment?
While there’s no strict minimum, our projects are structured for accredited investors and often begin at $50,000 to $100,000. We're happy to discuss flexible options depending on the opportunity and investor fit.
Do I need to be an accredited investor?
Most of our opportunities are open to accredited investors, but we occasionally offer projects that allow for sophisticated investors under the SEC’s guidelines. Joining the network helps us learn more about your profile and match opportunities appropriately.
What kind of real estate do you invest in?
We focus on cash-flowing multifamily and commercial assets with long-term upside—typically in high-demand markets with strong fundamentals.
What happens after I submit the form?
We’ll reach out to introduce ourselves and learn more about your investment interests. You’ll also start receiving updates when new opportunities become available.
Is there any obligation to invest?
No—joining the investor network simply keeps you in the loop. You’ll only invest if and when a deal aligns with your goals.
How do I learn more about a specific deal?
Once we have a project ready, we’ll provide a detailed investor deck and walk through the numbers together. You’ll have time to review everything before making any decisions.
How do I get repaid?
Cash Flow Distributions: Throughout the investment, you’ll receive regular distributions from the rental income—this is your passive income while we operate the property.
Refinance or Sale: Your original investment capital is typically returned when we either refinance the property at a higher value or sell it. In a refinance, we pull out equity from the increased property value and return that capital to investors, while still holding the cash-flowing the asset. When we sell, all remaining profits and your original investment are paid out based on the operating agreement.