U.S. multifamily / family offices & private capital

MULTIFAMILY ACQUISITIONS.
BUILT AROUND YOUR
INVESTMENT CRITERIA.

We source and evaluate income-producing U.S. apartment acquisitions for family offices and private capital partners. Our focus is current cash flow, a clear assessment of risk, and a defined plan for operating the property.

Illustrative property image · Not a OMNIA Capital acquisition
U.S. MULTIFAMILYExisting apartment properties
INSTITUTIONALCash-flowing multifamily deals
100+ UNITSTarget property scale
CASE BY CASERoles and terms set per transaction
01 / INVESTMENT FOCUS

Cash-flowing apartment communities from day one.
A clear plan to improve operations.

We look for existing multifamily properties with current rental income and an identifiable opportunity to improve operations. A property moves forward only if its price, financing, capital needs and proposed team can support a credible investment case.

Asset classU.S. multifamily
ScaleGenerally 100+ units
Property profileIncome-producing assets with operational potential
GeographySelected Southeast and Sun Belt markets
Primary testCash flow after debt service and reserves
Risk reviewDemand, basis, insurance, taxes, capex and execution

Specific markets and local operating relationships can be discussed when verified for an opportunity.

02 / How we look at a deal

WHAT MAKES AN ACQUISITION
WORTH PURSUING.

Our acquisition framework — the questions we put to every potential deal before it moves forward.

What does the property earn now?

We separate current collections and expenses from the seller's projections. The first question is what remains after realistic debt service and reserves.

  • Rent roll, occupancy, concessions and collections
  • Normalized operating expenses and replacement reserves
  • Historical results versus proposed upside

You receive a cash-flow assessment grounded in current operations.

03 / Our process

From your investment criteria
to a deal you can evaluate.

We find and evaluate properties, develop the proposed acquisition plan, and organize the information your team needs to make an informed decision.

04 / Capital partnerships

Know who is responsible. Understand the terms.

A partnership needs clarity on who runs the property, how each party is compensated, and which decisions require your approval.
We welcome family offices investing directly, advisers evaluating opportunities for their clients, and private capital partners. We discuss equity, joint venture, and debt participation with you based on the property and your requirements.

Operating team and responsibilities

We identify the proposed operator, property manager, and asset manager, review their relevant experience, and clarify who would be accountable for the business plan.

Fees, ownership, and decision rights

We review proposed fees, capital contributions, distributions, and approval rights with you. We work with all parties to agree on responsibilities and economics for each transaction.

Reporting, capital needs, and exit plans

We work with you and the operating team to agree on reporting, performance measures, and how additional capital needs would be handled. We explain the proposed hold period and sale or refinancing assumptions.

05 / THE COMPANY WE ARE BUILDING

A national acquisition platform.
Built one sound investment at a time.

OUR MISSION

Acquire great assets. Operate responsibly. Build lasting value.

Our mission is to bring disciplined acquisition work and capable operating partners together to acquire and improve apartment communities—for the people who live in them and the families who invest in them.

OUR VISION

Become a long-term multifamily acquisition partner for family capital.

We aim to build a national network of acquisition partners, supported by a central investment process and experienced local operators. The ambition is a durable business that can source, evaluate, and execute acquisitions consistently across selected U.S. markets.

PROPOSED GROWTH PLAN · FOR REVIEW
10,000
multifamily units
A five-year acquisition ambition

Scale the capability behind the portfolio.

Our proposed goal is to acquire 10,000 units through the platform and its deal partnerships within five years of a confirmed launch date.

This measures units in completed acquisitions in which the platform participates. It is not a claim of current ownership, sole ownership, assets under management, or committed capital.

Proposed target, subject to adoption. Launch date and target completion date: to be confirmed.

An illustrative path to 10,000 units

At an average of 250 units per acquisition, the goal requires approximately 40 acquisitions over five years. Actual property sizes and timing will vary.

Planning scenario—not a forecast or current pipeline
Year from launchAcquisitions that yearUnits addedCumulative units acquired
Year 12500500
Year 241,0001,500
Year 382,0003,500
Year 4123,0006,500
Year 5143,50010,000

Acquisition volume depends on qualified opportunities, available capital, financing, due diligence, and operating capacity. Each investment must stand on its own merits; the calendar does not justify a weaker deal.

Satori Mateu — Acquisition strategy & partner relationships
Satori MateuAcquisition Strategy
06 / The point of contact

SATORI
MATEU.

Acquisition strategy & partner relationships

Satori leads this multifamily acquisition initiative and is the direct contact for capital partners. His role is to help define fit, coordinate sourcing and evaluation, and introduce the proposed operating capabilities behind a potential transaction.

Specific transaction experience and team credentials should be evaluated in the context of each opportunity. We do not present unrelated entrepreneurial experience as a multifamily acquisition track record.

07 / Let's begin with a conversation

TELL US WHAT YOU
WANT TO ACQUIRE.

Start with your preferred markets, investment amount, income objectives, and hold period. We can then discuss whether our acquisition focus fits your requirements.

Send your acquisition criteriaConnect with Satori through your introducing contact.
Illustrative property image · Not a OMNIA Capital acquisition