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Investors should be well-informed about capital calls, distinguishing between “good news” capital calls and “bad news” capital calls. This guide provides an overview of capital calls, explains the difference between positive and negative situations, and offers insights into analyzing capital call requests.

Congress is cooking up a refreshed version of the Opportunity Zone program—call it OZ 2.0—with a slate of investor-friendly updates that could make the next wave of OZ investing more flexible, more accessible, and may be a welcomed injection of opportunity for real estate investors

Many investors are drawn to net lease real estate assets due to their allure of predictable income and minimal management requirements. When thinking of net lease properties, one might envision Walgreens, FedEx distribution centers, Amazon fulfillment centers, Chipotle restaurants, Albertson grocery stores, or other large, single-tenant commercial buildings. These properties are often referred to as NNN (Triple Net) properties, where the tenant is responsible for insurance, maintenance, and property taxes, theoretically offering a “hands-off” investment opportunity.