Invest in U.S. Real Estate with Confidence

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Yes. Capreim works with international investors and supports them throughout the investment process, including acquisition, structuring, and ongoing asset management in the U.S. 

No. Non-U.S. residents can invest in U.S. real estate. Capreim assists investors in navigating the practical and structural considerations involved. 

Capreim works with private investors, family offices, and investment groups seeking direct ownership in U.S. real estate. 

Direct ownership means the investor acquires and owns the real estate asset directly, either individually or alongside other investors.
Capreim supports the process through sourcing, analysis, execution, and ongoing asset management, while ownership remains with the investor. 

No. All real estate investments involve risk, including potential loss of capital. Any return ranges shown are indicative only and not guarantees. 

Capreim evaluates opportunities based on market fundamentals, asset quality, risk profile, income potential, and alignment with investor objectives. 

Indicative return ranges reflect historical observations or target ranges, not guarantees. Actual results depend on asset performance, financing terms, and market conditions. 

Stabilized assets are income-producing properties with established operations and limited execution risk.
 

Value-add assets offer upside through targeted improvements such as renovations, operational efficiencies, or lease optimization.
 

Both approaches focus on long-term ownership, with different risk and return profiles.

Rental Housing Portfolios consist of multiple rental homes within the same submarket, including small-scale build-to-rent communities and assembled single-family rental portfolios.
Portfolio ownership allows for operational efficiency, income diversification, and professional management at scale. 

In a net-lease structure, the tenant is typically responsible for property expenses such as taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
This results in predictable, contract-based income and limited day-to-day landlord involvement. 

Medical Office Buildings are properties leased to healthcare providers such as physicians or outpatient clinics.
Capreim focuses on the real estate only, not the underlying healthcare operations. 

Typical investment sizes vary by asset type but generally range from $1.5M to $7M for individual properties or portfolios.
Actual capital requirements depend on asset size, financing structure, and investor objectives. 

Most direct ownership investments use a combination of equity and debt, often in the range of 35–45% equity and 55–65% debt, depending on the asset and market conditions.