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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 call with us at the link below. https://calendly.com/jonathan-nichols-1/30min
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10/15/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first Multifamily Advisory Conference! 🙌

It was great meeting so many of you in person and hearing what you’re working on. Your questions and conversations made the day what it was.

Thank you for spending it with us. We loved having you there!

10/15/2026

This past Friday, we held our first ever Apogee Advisory Conference!

New investors from literally across the country came to learn the basics of investing in commercial multifamily properties.

For those of us who have been in the industry a while, it's been challenging the past few years.

The level of challenge that can be disheartening to even the most seasoned of investors.

Spending the day teaching and learning alongside a great group of excited new investors reminded me just HOW much opportunity there is in this space for those who are willing to work hard and smart.

Grateful to all who came and supported us in making this first event happen. Looking forward to many more in the future.

10/14/2026

Most people in real estate say they want to find good deals.

Fewer talk honestly about what it actually takes to survive a bad cycle, know when to sell, and still come out ahead.

This week’s guest has done all three.

And the conversation is one of the most candid ones I’ve had on the show.

In my latest episode of the Apogee Wealth Podcast, I sat down with Nicholas DiLeone, the Managing Partner and founder of Leone Real Estate Partners, founded in 2020, a Dallas-based firm specializing in value-add and core-plus multifamily, RV park and warehouse/industrial investments.

Here’s what we covered:
- How Nick went from institutional asset management to launching a syndication business in the middle of COVID
- How they bought a property in Waco for $7M, got offers for $12.5M just months later, and what happened next
- How Nick thinks about asset management and why treating your property manager like a partner instead of a subordinate changes everything
- The difference between in-house and third party property management and when each one makes sense
- How he’s navigating deals today with rates where they are and what he’s waiting for before pulling the trigger

If you want to hear how an experienced investor thinks through the full cycle, this episode is for you.

Episode 26 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

10/13/2026

I had a stable engineering job. Good paycheck, good benefits, predictable Fridays.

Leaving it made no sense on paper.

But staying comfortable would’ve meant never closing a deal, never building Apogee, never finding out what I was actually capable of.

Comfort doesn’t feel like a cost in the moment.
It feels like safety.
That’s what makes it so easy to choose over and over again.

You don’t notice what it’s taking from you until years later, when you look up and realize you’re still exactly where you started.

I’m not saying blow up your life tomorrow.
I’m saying pay attention to the moments you’re choosing comfort over growth, and ask yourself what it’s actually costing you.

What’s something comfortable you’ve been holding onto that’s quietly costing you more than you realize?

10/12/2026

Do you have floating rate debt on any of your deals?

If you do, every headline about interest rates matters to your bottom line.

And if you don't, it's still worth understanding how it works, because it's a big part of why so many deals ran into trouble over the last few years.

Watch my latest episode of the Apogee Wealth Podcast to learn more about how interest rates work and what they mean for multifamily investors right 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

10/12/2026

We just wrapped our first Multifamily Advisory Conference, and it went better than I expected.

A full room, great energy, and conversations that kept going long after the sessions ended.

A few things stood out to me looking back on it.

Networking used to feel like a chore to me as an engineer. Now I look forward to it, because every deal, every investor, every partner I have came from a conversation first.

And some of the best moments weren’t even planned. Questions people asked, stories shared over happy hour, that’s where a lot of the real value showed up.

Thank you to everyone who spent the day with us. Follow for more on building wealth and running multifamily deals the right way.

10/09/2026

The millionaire next door doesn't look anything like you think!

No mansion. No Ferrari. No private jet....

The average person with a $1M–$5M net worth is someone you'd walk right past without a second glance.

-The teacher at your kid's school.
-The engineer in the unassuming sedan.
-The doctor in the modest house on the corner.

So what separates them from everyone else?

Not luck. Not connections. Not some insider advantage.

Simply a PLAN....and the discipline to follow it!

-They lived below their means.
-Built consistent income.
-And invested wisely in things with strong risk-adjusted returns.

Here's what the wealthy actually own:
— Stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds
— Income-producing real estate

Wall Street will tell you the first one is enough....but your tax professional would strongly disagree.

Real estate doesn't just build wealth, it protects it. Depreciation, cash flow, and appreciation working together in ways a brokerage account simply can't match.

You don't need to be extraordinary to build real wealth.

You just need the right habits and the right assets.

Comment INVEST to learn how to get started passively investing in real estate with Apogee Capital.

10/08/2026

Here's the deal...

There isn't a next time.

People keep on postponing starting until they pass up deal after deal, waiting for the perfect moment that never actually comes.

Didn't you know? Not starting is a risk too!

That's why if you want to start being a GP on your next deal, make sure to register and join us tomorrow at the Multifamily Advisory Conference, Choctaw Stadium, 8am–4pm.

We'll cover:
✅ Sessions covering acquisitions, capital raising, and asset management
✅ A walk through Flintridge, a 188-unit property we closed a couple months ago
✅ Time to connect with other GPs and investors doing this right now

Know what you're actually missing out on. That's the real cost of waiting.

👉 Register here or click the link in bio: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/multifamily-advisory-conference-tickets-1998949811697?aff=oddtdtcreator

10/07/2026

Because the truth is...

Most new GPs still have work to do after the deal closes.

Not in finding the next property.
In actually running the one you just bought.

Is the property performing the way you projected, and if not, why?
Are you sending investors clear, honest updates, even when the news isn't great?
Are you catching small problems before they turn into expensive ones?

Becoming a GP isn't about getting to the closing table.

It's about proving you can actually manage what you just bought.

The GPs who make it through their first year?

They don't just close deals.

They stay close to the numbers, every single month, and they communicate even when it's uncomfortable.

Know what you're actually signing up for. That's the real edge.

Want to learn this alongside other people on the same path?

Join us on FRIDAY at the Multifamily Advisory Conference:
📍 SPARK Coworking at Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
📅 October 9th | 8am–4pm

Sit in on real sessions.
Walk a live property.
Build real relationships.

👉 Register here or click the link in bio: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/multifamily-advisory-conference-tickets-1998949811697?aff=oddtdtcreator

10/07/2026

The Fed just raised interest rates for the first time in 1,148 days.

And if you invest in multifamily, you need to understand what that actually means.

Because this isn't just about the Fed funds rate.

Interest rates affect the cost of debt, cap rates, property valuations, and ultimately what investors are willing to pay for multifamily assets.

It also helps explain why properties that traded at record prices in 2021 and 2022 are now selling at 40%, 50%, and even 60% discounts.

In my latest episode of the Apogee Wealth Podcast, I break down what is happening with interest rates and what it means for multifamily investors.

I covered:
• Why the Fed funds rate and the 10-year Treasury are not the same thing
• How floating-rate debt helped create today's distress
• Why higher interest rates can lead to lower multifamily valuations
• Why some assets are now trading around 6.5% to 7% caps
• Why today's market may actually create significant opportunities for disciplined investors
• How we are positioning at Apogee Capital in the current environment

A lot of investors are looking at higher rates and seeing risk.

I'm looking at the dislocation and asking a different question:
Where are the opportunities being created?

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

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