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Our Investment Criteria

Altus IG acquires, improves, and operates value-add multifamily projects typically 100 to 250 units minimum and located in A, B and C metropolitan areas.  We prefer assets built after 1970 to avoid common construction inefficiencies found in older vintage assets. We invest in markets with growing populations, rising incomes, and business and landlord-friendly laws. We focus on regions where municipalities and businesses are investing and planning for growth.

These long term growth markets allow us to achieve stability and long term rental and value appreciation. 

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Our current target markets are:​

  • Arizona – Phoenix and Tucson

  • Colorado - Denver

  • Florida - Orlando and Tampa

  • Georgia - Atlanta Metro

  • Indiana - Indianapolis Metro

  • Texas - Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio

  • Utah - Salt Lake City Metro 

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If you are an investor and have an interest in learning more about our multi-family deals please fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page and we will connect as soon as possible.

CONTACT US

(702) 608-9789

info@altusig.com

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Altus Investment Group, LLC. (“Altus Investment ”) is not a registered broker-dealer, investment advisor or crowdfunding portal. Altus Investment Group, LLC does not endorse any of the opportunities that appear on this website, nor does it make any recommendations regarding the appropriateness of particular opportunities for any investor. Altus Investment Group, LLC  (“Altus Investment Group”) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Altus Investment Group, LLC and a federally registered investment advisor (CRD# 299176). Altus Investment Group, LLC Advisors provides investment advisory services exclusively to privately managed accounts and the Altus Investment Group, LLC Opportunity Zone Portfolio, LLC, and does not otherwise provide investment advisory services to the Altus Investment Group, LLC  Marketplace. For more information, read our Disclosures & Disclaimers and Terms of Use.

This website uses the term “Internal Rate of Return” with respect to both (i) individual realized deals and (ii) all realized deals as of a particular date. With regard to an individual realized deal, the term “Internal Rate of Return” means, with respect to the investors in the realized deal, the discount rate, using cumulative annual compounding, at which the net present value of the total of the investors’ (a) aggregate capital contributions to the issuer of the realized deal and (b) aggregate distributions from the issuer of the realized deal, equals zero, and calculated for each such capital contribution from the date the offering was removed from the Altus Investment Group, LLC Marketplace (the “Marketplace”) and from the date such distribution, as applicable, was made. The calculation of an individual Internal Rate of Return is determined by using the XIRR function of Microsoft Excel. To determine the Internal Rate of Return for all realized deals as of a particular date (with respect to the investors in such realized deals), we calculate the weighted average of each individual realized deal’s Internal Rate of Return based on the aggregate capital contributions provided by investors through the Marketplace. It is important to note that most of the investments on the Marketplace are still in their holding periods. The fully realized deals represent a small portion of total deals on the Marketplace, and it may be more likely for deals that realized early to have experienced a high value exit and for deals that are not performing well to be delayed in their realization. Accordingly, the performance information to date may not be an accurate indicator of overall Marketplace performance. Furthermore, Altus Investment Group, LLC is not responsible for the performance of deals on the Marketplace, and past performance is not indicative of future results. You should not invest unless you can sustain the risk of full loss of capital.

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