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Tinley Park 24

Value-Add Multifamily Syndication · Closed Aug 15, 2026

Purchase price

$3,210,000

$133,750 per door, 4.6% under ask

Closing statement · as of Aug 2026

Two brick buildings

24 units

18 two-bedroom / 6 one-bedroom

Closing statement · as of Aug 2026

Net LP IRRTARGET

20-25%

~1.55x equity multiple

June 2026 memorandum · as of Jun 2026

Cash-on-cashTARGET

10-15%

Paid monthly after the rehab phase

June 2026 memorandum · as of Jun 2026

The thesis

A rent gap you can recompute yourself.

In-place rents average $1,356 against $1,719 at market, rents BPG already achieves on its renovated units in the same submarket. Twelve of the twenty-four units are month-to-month, so renovation turns begin immediately, unit by unit, with no mass-vacancy event.

The arithmetic

Market rent, our renovated units nearby

$1,719

In-place rent today, average

$1,356

The gap, per unit per month

$363

Units

×24

Months

×12

Gross revenue upside, per year

=$104,544

Captured unit-by-unit as leases turn. The memorandum's stabilized NOI nets this against vacancy, management, and taxes on the increment alongside other modeled operating changes; the full model is in the deal documents. Source: June 2026 memorandum.

A brick multifamily building (placeholder photography; the actual buildings will be photographed)

Net operating incomeTARGET

$184,000 to $283,000

+54% from a $367,000 renovation program

June 2026 memorandum · as of Jun 2026

Stabilized yield, both denominatorsTARGET

8.8% · 7.6%

8.8% on the $3,210,000 purchase · 7.6% on the $3,710,000 total capitalization

June 2026 memorandum + BPG recomputation · as of Jun 2026

We publish the denominator beside every yield. The headline figure is measured on purchase price; the second is measured on everything the deal actually deploys.

The deal

Element by element.

Asset

17114 71st Ave, Tinley Park, IL (12 units) and 7100 W 176th St, Tinley Park, IL (12 units). 18 two-bedroom / 6 one-bedroom. Basis $1,515,000 and $1,695,000 respectively, $133,750 per door combined, below replacement cost.

Two risk profiles

17114 is the engine of the upside: twelve month-to-month units renting roughly $575 below market, turns begin immediately. 7100 performs from day one at a 7.1% going-in cap and rolls to market as leases expire through 2027.

Renovation

$367,000 program: $267,000 interiors, $100,000 exterior. Same crews and trades already working BPG's blocks.

Financing

70-75% LTV per the memorandum. Three months of debt service (~$36K) reserved at close, plus a lease-up buffer. Final debt terms publish with the closing statement in the document vault.

Taxes

Property-tax counsel engaged to contest both assessments and enroll in Cook County's AHSAP program (25% reduction tier). Taxes are underwritten at full in-place levels; any reduction is upside, not assumption.

Exit

36-month base case: sale or refinance at stabilized value (~$4.27M at the underwritten exit cap, set above the blended going-in cap; recomputed from the published figures, that implies roughly a 6.6% exit cap on the $283K stabilized NOI vs the 5.7% blended going-in). A stabilization refinance around month 14 is modeled to return roughly half of invested capital.

The waterfall

Investors are paid first. Prove it to yourself.

100% of distributions go to investors until the 10% preferred return is met. The sponsor earns nothing before that line, in any year, at any cash level.

Drag a year's distributable cash (hypothetical)

$140,000

10% pref · $128,000
Investors, first
$0past the line: per the OA$200,000

To investors, the first $128,000

$128,000

To the sponsor before the pref is met

$0

Remaining above the pref, split between investors and sponsor per the Operating Agreement

$12,000

The year's cash, as you set it

$140,000

We do not draw the above-pref split because we do not invent numbers: the executed operating agreement defines it. The $128,000 pref pool is 10% on the full $1,280,000of equity, which includes the sponsor's own LP co-investment.

Split above the preferred return

Defined in the Operating Agreement. We publish executed documents, not summaries of them; club members request access here.

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Process

Thirty-six months. Here is where we are.

  1. Contract to close

    Through Aug 15, 2026

    Inspections, financing and legal completed; equity called at close; reserves funded.

  2. Renovate & re-lease

    Months 1-18Now · month 13 on the demo clock

    Unit turns at 17114 as month-to-month leases hand back; 7100 rolls to market rents as 2026-27 leases expire.

  3. Stabilize

    Months 18-30

    Full portfolio at market rents; stabilized NOI ~$283K.

  4. Exit

    Months 30-36

    Sale or refinance at stabilized value (~$4.27M at the underwritten exit cap); capital plus profit returned.

Risk

Managed in the structure, not the narrative.

A renovated unit interior (placeholder photography)

The underwriting comps are our own renovated units minutes away, not a market report. Placeholder photography until the buildings are shot.

Phased turns, no mass-vacancy event

17114's month-to-month leases let renovation pace match unit handbacks; 7100's leases roll through 2027, staggering the program.

Reserves funded at close

Three months of debt service (~$36K) plus a modeled lease-up loss buffer.

Moderate leverage

70-75% LTV per the memorandum, with two separate income streams in a market BPG knows block by block.

Conservative marks

In-place taxes, 5% vacancy, and an exit cap above the blended going-in cap.

Alignment

Sponsor participates as an LP alongside all investors.

Property-tax relief in motion

Counsel engaged to contest both assessments and enroll in Cook County's AHSAP program (25% assessment-reduction tier). Taxes are underwritten at full in-place levels; any reduction is upside.

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