Many existing investors have capital placed in higher risk development or reposition deals. Scholastic is, in our opinion, significantly lower risk. As a result, some LPs use Scholastic as their low risk “balance” in their portfolio
Current investors often have demanding careers in law, finance, medicine, consulting, and similar. As a result, they do not have the time to actively study the real estate market. However, they want exposure to real estate assets
Investors can join Scholastic via retirement funds. For that reason, investors looking for direct real estate exposure in their retirement funds can be a good fit for Scholastic.
Investors may be able to use 721 contribution or 1031 “up leg” capital to join Scholastic. This is very unique amongst real estate funds and is enabled by our asset class and by our rolling fund structure. This approach may enable investors to move from active real estate ownership to passive as a Limited Partner in Scholastic.
There are limited opportunities to invest capital for 10+ years. For investors looking to deploy long-term capital, Scholastic Capital could be a good solution for cashflow and equity appreciation in long duration real estate.
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