For accredited investors in industrial real estate
Earn predictable quarterly income from Class B industrial real estate the most resilient and overlooked sector in today's market...
Existing properties with proven tenants, active leases, and built-in appreciation potential
How This Works
Top Brand's We've Worked With
"We don't chase Class A trophy assets. We target the Class B industrial market where cap rate compression, long term leases, and reshoring tailwinds work in our favor and in yours"
- Ron Schinik, Principal & Co-Founder
"Mike Kruzich Plays Key Role In $1.7 Million Private Equity Fundraise Driven By Targeted Advertising Campaigns"
Mike’s Fundraising Ad Expertise Has Gained Him Features In Top Publications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum investment to get started?
The minimum investment per investor is $10,000, with a total equity raise of $3,000,000 for this offering.
What kind of returns can I expect?
We target an 18% annual return with a 7.5% preferred return paid quarterly. These are projections based on our acquisition strategy and current market conditions — not guarantees.
How long is my capital committed?
The planned investment period is 7 years. At that point, NBP will seek to sell the property and return capital plus your share of profits. We reserve the right to extend by 3 years, but LPs retain the option to exit at the 7-year mark.
What type of properties does NBP invest in?
We focus exclusively on Class B industrial real estate — manufacturing and warehouse facilities in established industrial hubs. These properties come with existing infrastructure, vetted tenants, and long-term leases of 5 to 10 years.
Are there any tax advantages?
Yes. In each transaction we conduct a cost segregation analysis, allowing investors to claim accelerated depreciation on portions of the property not classified as structure or land.
What happens if I can't meet a capital call?
Participation in capital calls is subject to opt-out provisions. However, opting out may result in dilution of your ownership percentage or reduced voting rights.