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Apogee Capital Helping investors reach their financial potential through passively investing in multifamily real estate. Interested in passively investing with us?

Apogee, defined as the farthest or highest point attainable, conveys our commitment to our investors of helping them reach their highest financial potential. As a company, we provide the opportunity to passively invest in quality multifamily assets as an avenue for our clients to reach financial freedom so they can have the time and resources to live their calling. Set up a introduction/strategy c

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08/10/2026

Did you know this?

There's a simple math trick that tells you exactly how fast your money doubles.

It's called the rule of 72.

Take your expected return, divide it into 72, and that's roughly how many years it takes to double your money.

At a 10% return, that's about 7 years. Bump that to 12 or 15%, and you're doubling your money closer to every 5 years.

That difference sounds small on paper. Over time, it completely changes your trajectory.

In Episode 16 of the Apogee Wealth Podcast, I broke this down along with what it actually takes to build real wealth today, not the version our parents were taught.

If you've never run this math on your own investments, this episode is a good place to start.

Episode 16 is live now! Click the link in bio or use the link here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apogee-wealth-podcast-wealth-business-life-by-design/id1896303455

Most of the multifamily properties bought in 2021 have stopped distributions, had a capital call or been foreclosed on.....
08/10/2026

Most of the multifamily properties bought in 2021 have stopped distributions, had a capital call or been foreclosed on....

Our 2021 acquisition Sierra Condos went full cycle last fall exceeding projections to investors (projected 1.82 EM in 5 years hit 1.87 in 4 years)!

2021 was the top of the market. Everyone was buying. Cap rates were compressed, debt was cheap, and discipline went out the window for a lot of operators.

Today, look around at those deals:
- Distributions paused
- Capital calls going out to investors
- Properties handed back to the lender

Sierra Condos didn't just avoid that fate. It beat our original projections!

Not luck! Not perfect timing! Not an accident!

Here's what actually happened:
- We underwrote conservative numbers... not best-case fantasy
- We picked a market we understood cold, not the markets everyone else was chasing
- We built a business plan and stuck to it for 4 years, no shortcuts
- We executed, day after day, regardless of what the broader market was doing

When we bought this deal, the feedback wasn't exactly encouraging...
"College Station? You'll never get decent debt on that."
"That market's too small. It won't work."
"Why not buy somewhere 'safer'?"

Funny how quiet those voices are now!

The takeaway: outsized returns aren't found by following the crowd into the hottest MSA. They're found by doing the work. Deep market knowledge, real underwriting, disciplined ex*****on — while everyone else is guessing.

Interested in investing with or learning the multifamily business from a team who executes like this? DM me "INVEST" to set up a conversation with our team about passive investing or doing your first deal as a GP.

People get uncomfortable when you talk about wanting more.It's never the ones who already made a leap. They get it. They...
08/08/2026

People get uncomfortable when you talk about wanting more.

It's never the ones who already made a leap. They get it. They recognize the feeling.

The judgment comes from a different group. Spectators. People who made the safe choice and need you to make it too.

Because if your move works out, it says something about the moves they never made.

So they call you lucky.
Or reckless.
Or say you got in at the right time.

I think that's noise.

I left a stable engineering career to go all in on multifamily.

People had opinions. Most of those people are still waiting for the "right time."

Every deal I've closed ruffled someone's feathers. Every dollar I stopped trading hours for did too.

But tuning out the critics is only step one. It gets you to the starting line. It doesn't close the deal.

The actual skill came from doing this for almost a decade.

Underwriting.
Raising capital.
Learning what makes a deal work and what quietly kills it.

The spectators will never build anything.
You should.

What's a decision you made that other people didn't understand at the time?

The way people built wealth 30 years ago doesn't work the same way today.And most people are still following that old pl...
08/07/2026

The way people built wealth 30 years ago doesn't work the same way today.

And most people are still following that old playbook.

No pension. No safety net. A $100k degree that leads to a $60k salary. A modest house in DFW running $4,000 a month.

The math just doesn't work the way it used to.

But the people winning today aren't waiting on the system to take care of them. They learned how money works, built income with intention, and took a different approach than the one they were handed.

If you want to know what actually changed and what to do about it, go listen to Episode 16.

Click the link in bio or use the link here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apogee-wealth-podcast-wealth-business-life-by-design/id1896303455

The average millionaire with a net worth of $1M-$5M isn't who you think they are!-Not pro athletes in a mansion-Not Wall...
08/07/2026

The average millionaire with a net worth of $1M-$5M isn't who you think they are!

-Not pro athletes in a mansion
-Not Wall Street bros in a Ferrari
-Not tech entrepreneurs on a private jet

They're everyday people you pass on the street:
-The teacher who worked hard and invested well
-The engineer who drives a nice but unassuming car
-The doctor who lives in a modest house for their income bracket

It's their habits that built the wealth they have today:
-Live below your means
-Work hard to create consistent income
-Invest wisely in things that offer strong risk-adjusted returns

People who build real wealth weren't lucky...

They had a plan, and they followed it with discipline.

Want to know the top two investments of the wealthy?
-Stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds
-Income-producing real estate

Wall Street will tell you that you only need the first. Your tax professional would beg to differ.

Want to take control of your financial future? DM me INVEST to learn more about passively investing in real estate with Apogee Capital.

08/05/2026

If you're starting with nothing, this is what you should do first.

And no, it's not "invest everything into the stock market" or "grind until you make six figures."

In Episode 16 of the Apogee Wealth Podcast, I broke down the real steps to building wealth from scratch, and why income alone has never been the answer.

There are doctors making half a million dollars a year who are still broke. And there are teachers and admins with modest salaries who are millionaires today. The difference has nothing to do with how much they make.

Here's what I covered:
• Why financial education is the foundation everything else is built on
• The simple habit that separates people who build wealth from those who don't
• How to boost your income without waiting for a promotion
• Where to put your money once you start saving it
• Why reaching a million-dollar net worth in five years is more achievable than most people think

The path isn't complicated. But it does require you to actually start.

Episode 16 is live now! Click the link in bio or use the link here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apogee-wealth-podcast-wealth-business-life-by-design/id1896303455

4 uncomfortable truths about success:1. You win in life by being ok with people not liking you, disagreeing with you, an...
08/04/2026

4 uncomfortable truths about success:

1. You win in life by being ok with people not liking you, disagreeing with you, and wishing you'd fail.
2. You'll lose people along the way. Not because they're bad people, just because growth doesn't fit everyone's timeline.
3. It's supposed to be hard, and you're supposed to do it anyway.
4. The people who doubted you the most will be the first to tell others they always knew.

Got a 5th one? Drop it below!

Btw, feel free to follow me if you haven't yet.

08/03/2026

I see this common mistake from operators.

They forget to ask this one thing before closing a multifamily deal.

Claim history.

The claim history on a property doesn't follow the owner.
It follows the property.

And that one detail can completely change what you pay for insurance or whether you can even get coverage at all.

JT Lynch broke this down in Episode 15 of the Apogee Wealth Podcast, and it's one of those things most investors don't think about until it's too late.

There's also a big difference between a lightning strike and arson on that loss history. One is bad luck. The other tells you a lot more about the property and the area than the offering memorandum ever will.

If you haven't listened to Episode 15 yet, go check it out.

Episode 15 is live now! Click the link in bio or use the link here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apogee-wealth-podcast-wealth-business-life-by-design/id1896303455

A lot of people ask me which is better…GP or LP?Wrong question.The better question is: What do you actually want your li...
08/03/2026

A lot of people ask me which is better…GP or LP?

Wrong question.

The better question is: What do you actually want your life to look like?

GP life means:
Your capital AND your time are on the line
You're accountable to investors, lenders, and partners
Every problem is your problem to solve
The upside is bigger… so is the downside

LP life means:
Your capital works. You don't have to.
You underwrite the operator, not the deal
You sleep at night while someone else loses theirs
Predictable returns without the chaos

Neither is settling.

One builds wealth through sweat equity. The other builds wealth through smart capital placement.

The mistake most people make?

Choosing based on ego instead of honestly assessing where they are in life right now.

If you're early in your career with time and energy to burn
→ GP track might be for you.

If you're a high earner who wants real estate exposure without the headaches
→ LP is probably the smarter play.

We work with both.

Some people invest alongside us. Others are building toward running their own deals and need guidance getting there.

Figure out which one you are first....everything else follows.

I spent almost a decade as an engineer.Trained to eliminate every variable before making a move.That mindset builds grea...
08/01/2026

I spent almost a decade as an engineer.

Trained to eliminate every variable before making a move.

That mindset builds great aircraft. But it almost cost me my first deal.

I kept looking for the perfect data point.
The missing piece that would make the decision risk-free.

There isn't one. There never is.

At some point you have enough information to move, and the rest you figure out along the way.

The investors sitting on the sidelines right now aren't missing a good deal. They're missing the willingness to act on one.

You can analyze an idea forever. But it will only stay as an idea until you do something with it.

What's one idea you've been sitting on longer than you should?

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