Real estate investment firm financing workforce housing in Sun Belt markets
DLP Capital manages over $5 billion in assets across rental housing investments, operating a finance-heavy organization (17 roles in finance vs. 4 in HR) that reflects the operational complexity of managing a dispersed portfolio. The tech stack is lean and administrative—ADP, HubSpot, Monday.com, AppFolio—with no active migrations, suggesting a stable infrastructure focused on compliance and capital management rather than product-driven innovation. Pain points cluster around capital acquisition, investor risk mitigation, and financial accuracy across a multi-asset portfolio, with active hiring in originations signaling expansion of the lending pipeline.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Originations
DLP Capital is a private real estate investment firm based in St. Augustine, Florida, that finances, develops, and operates rental housing communities across Sun Belt markets. The firm manages investor capital through sponsored funds targeting long-term appreciation and passive income, with a focus on attainable housing for working families. The operational scope includes construction, asset management, debt servicing, and portfolio reconciliation across multiple properties and funding vehicles. The company also recruits in Brazil, indicating geographic expansion of development or operational sourcing.
Core systems: ADP Workforce Now (HR/payroll), Greenhouse (recruiting), AppFolio (property management), HubSpot (CRM), and Google Workspace. Financial tools include LexisNexis and Excel. No recent tech migrations are in progress.
Yes. Finance roles account for 17 of 35 active positions, including manager and senior-level hires. A Head of Originations role is listed, signaling pipeline expansion.
501–1,000 employees across finance, HR, sales, marketing, construction, operations, legal, and real estate teams.
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