FAQs

Every investment involves risk, and no investment can eliminate it entirely. Our approach is to carefully evaluate each opportunity before presenting it to investors.

Depending on the investment, this may include evaluating the underlying assets or collateral, financial assumptions, market conditions, deal structure, operating partners, and potential downside scenarios. We also believe diversification across investment types, markets, and strategies can play an important role in managing portfolio risk.

Target returns vary by investment opportunity and are not guaranteed. Each offering has its own return structure, investment term, risk profile, and distribution schedule.

We provide the specific target returns and other financial details for each opportunity in its offering materials so you can evaluate the investment before making a decision. Visit our Current Offerings page to see the investments currently available.

All Pro Capital investors receive 24/7 access to our online Investor Portal, providing a central place to view their investments, access important documents, and review available investment updates.

Our Investor Relations team is also available to answer questions and provide additional information throughout the life of your investment.

The typical minimum investment with All Pro Capital is $50,000, although minimums may vary by offering.

Visit our Current Offerings page to review the minimum investment, investment structure, target returns, and other details for opportunities currently available to accredited investors.

All Pro Capital provides access to private investment opportunities across real estate and private credit.

Our real estate investments have included multi-family communities, senior living, self-storage, and other real estate strategies. Our private credit offerings include debt investments backed by underlying assets or receivables.

The specific strategies available will vary over time. Visit our Current Offerings page to see the investments currently open for consideration.

An accredited investor is an individual or entity that meets certain financial or professional criteria established by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

For individuals, qualification can be based on factors such as income, net worth, or certain professional credentials. Because eligibility requirements can vary based on individual circumstances, prospective investors should review the current SEC requirements and applicable offering materials to determine whether they qualify.