Who makes up the investment committee and explain the unique expertise they bring to Ironton Capital?
Our investment committee is a dynamic team, each member offering a wealth of experience and expertise. Collectively, we complement each other’s skills and create a well-rounded team. Our approach is all about “who” to have on board, and I believe we’ve got the right team with proven track records in real estate spanning decades. You […]
What are next steps if I want to invest?
In short, you’ll reserve your spot in the fund by indicating your investment entity and amount, review and sign the fund’s documents, and then wire your funds. It’s that simple!
If I wanted to have Ironton look at my portfolio and give me some suggestions on how I can best optimize my portfolio, what would be the best way to do that?
If you have stocks and bonds, just call and set up a time to talk 1:1 with one of us.
What is my exposure to capital calls?
For many of our funds, we’ll draw 50-80% of your capital commitment at the time that you make the investment. We’ll give you our best estimate at that time of when we’ll draw the balance of your commitment. We can’t think of any likely scenario where you would be forced to make capital calls beyond […]
What is the minimum investment?
Our minimum investment is $100,000, however, we can accept a $50,000 minimum for first time investors.
What is my liability exposure as a Limited Partner(LP)?
The LLC Members are protected from any additional liability beyond what they have committed in their capital contribution.
What tax documents will I receive?
You’ll receive a K-1 for each investment that you’re invested in.
How do I create an account to invest?
Click the “Invest in this opportunity” button on our investor portal pages for each investment. If you have trouble, please email [email protected]
How do I complete the accrediation Verfication Process
Part of investing with Ironton Capital is verifying that you’re an accredited investor. We have two options to make it simple for you. Choose one option:
What is an Accredited Investor, and Do I have to be one?
Yes, we are only able to take investments from accredited investors. An accredited investor is anyone who has an annual household income of $200K/yr (single) or $300K/yr (married) OR has a net worth of $1M or more, not including primary residence. Learn more details on the SEC Website.