Building Wealth Through Passive Income: Investing in Multifamily Real Estate as a Limited Partner

Greg Butcher, MBA, is the Managing Partner at BluSky Equity Partners, which helps busy professionals invest in commercial real estate to build wealth. He is also a Co-organizer of the National Apartment Investors Community (NAIC) San Diego Meetup group. As an experienced multifamily real estate investor, Greg helps patriots and veterans create passive income by investing in recession-resistant real estate. Before founding BluSky Equity Partners, he served as a combat engineer officer in the US Marine Corps, where he focused on project management, construction planning, leadership, and decision-making in crisis environments.  In this episode… Many working professionals consider investing in single-family real estate to accumulate wealth for retirement. While this method can be profitable, single-family investors are responsible for the entire purchase and must pay off their loans even if the property becomes damaged. Conversely, investing in multifamily properties as a limited partner reduces risk and maximizes returns. How can you passively invest in multifamily real estate, and what should you know about limited partnerships? As a skilled multifamily investor and equity partner, Greg Butcher says passive multifamily real estate investments allow you to generate cash flow without managing the property. Investors — both general and limited partners — in a syndicate collaborate to structure mutually beneficial deals. Limited partners receive 80% of the profit and are only liable for the amount of their investment. When investing in multifamily properties, Greg advises diversifying your wealth between multiple assets across various markets. This mitigates widespread damage to your portfolio from risky properties. Join Mat Zalk in today’s episode of The Same Day Podcast as he welcomes Greg Butcher, the Managing Partner of BluSky Equity Partners, who talks about building wealth through passive, multifamily real estate investments. Greg discusses navigating competing interests between parties, conducting due diligence on a property, and balancing debt and equity in investment deals.