Not to mention that demand for apartments is at an all-time high, population is continuing to increase which drives the demand for apartment living higher and higher. Low vacancy rates equals greater cashflow as well as equity growth, which translates to higher returns for our investors.



Population growth, household formation, and long‑term housing shortages continue to push demand for apartment living higher almost every year.



Most investors benefit from a balanced portfolio that blends growth with stability. At Selecta Homes, we believe private multifamily real estate should be a core part of that mix. If it’s not yet included in your strategy, now is the perfect time to rethink how your portfolio is positioned for long‑term, generational wealth.
TAX ADVANTAGED INCOME
Investors utilizing leverage depreciation, cost-segregation and Section 1031 exchanges can defer taxation on much of their real estate income into perpetuity.
HEDGE AGAINST INFLATION
Multifamily property values have proven to be virtually a perfect inflation hedge - .98 correlation since 1978 when reliable data became available.
HEDGE AGAINST RECESSION
JP Morgan looked at the worst five-year periods for various investments from 1977-2012 and calculated total return (including cash flow). $100 invested in apartments at the beginning of the worst five-year period for real estate was worth $110 at the end. A portfolio of 60% stocks/40% bonds was worth $94 at the end of its worst five years.
SUPERIOR RISK-ADJUSTED RETURN
For decades, multifamily has exhibited the least volatility and highest risk-adjusted returns of all real estate asset classes. This long-term performance along with tax and hedging benefits has been amplified in the short term.

•Multi-year leases and built-in rent escalations create stable, underwritable income.
•Fairly predictable expenses.
•Management incentives are aligned with maximizing revenue while reducing expenses.

•Operators can influence Net Operating Income -Cash Flow -through operations and strategy.
•Real estate appreciates over time because cash flow should increase over time –more predictable.

•CRE isn’t driven by headlines or algorithmic trading—returns stay steady through cycles.
•Returns on savings in IRAs and other retirement accounts decrease as the years go by and cash is an increasing share of the portfolio. That is not the case with CRE investments

•Cash flow not taxed currently.
•Investors receive depreciation deductions while asset value increases.
•Tax losses may flow through to investor’s personal return.
•Capital gains enjoy lower tax rates vs. earned income.
•It is possible to defer taxes through 1031 exchanges and other means.

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