Multifamily real estate platform for syndication and investor capital raising
Cardone Capital manages a $5.3B multifamily portfolio and raises capital directly from retail investors via equity funds—a model that removes traditional brokerage and commission friction. The tech stack is finance-and-operations-focused (Yardi, AppFolio, QuickBooks, Procore) rather than consumer-tech heavy, reflecting the core business: property acquisition, tenant management, and capital deployment. Active projects around automated accounting, funnel optimization, and value-add renovations suggest they're scaling operations and investor acquisition in parallel.
Cardone Capital raises equity capital from individual investors to acquire and manage multifamily rental properties. The company's portfolio spans 14,600 units valued at $5.3B across desirable U.S. locations. They handle property acquisition, tenant screening and rent collection, ongoing maintenance, and capital improvement projects. The business model charges no fees or commissions to capital sources, routing more investor capital directly into properties. The 51–200-person team is anchored in finance and construction operations, with smaller marketing and investor-acquisition functions.
Core systems include Yardi and AppFolio for property management, QuickBooks and QuickBooks Enterprise for accounting, Procore for construction/capital projects, and HubSpot for investor outreach. Marketing and ads run on Meta and Google platforms.
The portfolio consists of 14,600 multifamily units with a total value of $5.3 billion, spread across multiple U.S. states in desirable rental markets.
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