Redwood Capital

Niche. Fragmented. Undercapitalized. Underserved. These are exactly the qualities that make the RV park sector a hidden gem for private equity investors like us. This industry is bursting with potential, offering incredible opportunities to deliver exceptional risk-adjusted returns while addressing inefficiencies that are begging to be solved. If you’re ready to think outside the box and discover a new frontier in real estate, let’s dive in.

Our RV asset strategy is designed to deliver?strong returns?even in today’s high-interest rate environment. ? 2.3x equity multiple for every $100K invested ? Strategic improvements and NOI growth to boost asset value ? Clear exit strategy targeting institutional investors and REITs By focusing on stabilizing high-performing RV parks and positioning them competitively, we’re not just investing—we’re building opportunities for a profitable future. Ready to explore what’s possible? Let’s connect!

The best opportunities often arise when the crowd pulls back. Right now, real estate is experiencing an artificial drought in investor demand—largely driven by those who got burned chasing unsustainable valuations in 2020 and 2021. But here’s the reality: Market hesitancy breeds opportunity. While many sit on the sidelines, seasoned investors recognize the contrarian advantage—acquiring quality assets at more favorable pricing with less competition. When sentiment shifts and capital inevitably flows back in, those who moved strategically today will be positioned for outsized returns. Real estate isn’t just an investment; it’s an asymmetric opportunity in the current climate. Are you thinking ahead of the curve? #realestateinvesting #contrarianinvesting #opportunisticinvesting #privateequity #WealthBuilding

The S&P 500 Has Dropped 10% - Time to Panic Into Private Real Estate? A market correction hits, and suddenly, a wave of charlatans emerge: “Sell your stocks, drain your 401(k), and go all-in on our latest deal.” Because nothing says risk management like locking up capital in an illiquid asset class at the moment public markets are trading at a relative discount. Sophisticated investors think differently. They rebalance into high-quality opportunities, both public and private. Private real estate can enhance portfolio stability as a complement - certainly not as a panic trade. The best investors don’t react to volatility - they capitalize on mispricing. Markets reward discipline, not herd mentality. Strategic allocation always wins over emotional decision-making. If someone is telling you to go “all in” on anything, run the opposite direction. Never follow the herd. #InstitutionalCapital #Contrarian #DataDriven #PrivateMarkets

New Deal Alert! Another deal has been published on Redwood Capital's Invest Clearly profile. Invest Clearly host's a directory of deals where passive investors can input investment preferences via filters and create shortlists of active deals that meet their criteria. Additionally, when filling out an Invest Clearly Profile investors can select investment preferences and choose to receive a digest of deals daily, weekly or monthly that match their investment preferences. Legal Disclaimer: Invest Clearly does not sponsor, raise capital for, or offer investment opportunities. We do not endorse or discourage participation in any deals. Invest Clearly is not a broker/dealer and does not verify the accuracy of deal or sponsor information. Always conduct your own due diligence.

The term "cap rate" is frequently used in real estate, yet many investors don’t fully grasp its significance. More than just a measure of return potential, a property’s cap rate serves as a key indicator of market competition and investor sentiment. A capitalization rate (cap rate) is a percentage that reflects the expected rate of return on a real estate investment. It’s calculated by dividing a property's net operating income by its asset value. So why does this metric matter? Because cap rates have a direct impact on property valuations. -Higher cap rates typically indicate higher risk or lower demand, leading to lower sale prices. -Lower cap rates (also known as compressed cap rates) suggest lower risk and stronger demand, resulting in higher sale prices. Understanding cap rates is especially critical when evaluating an investment over time. It’s not just about the purchase cap rate—the exit cap rate (and how the GP projects this rate) is just as important. For passive investors reviewing a deal, it’s essential to consider how cap rates might shift. If an investment projects a lower cap rate at exit that seems overly hopeful, it’s worth requesting a sensitivity analysis from the GP to see how returns would be impacted if the exit cap rate ends up being higher than projected. LPs: Are you regularly requesting sensitivity analysis' from your GPs? Do you find that they are provided up front?

RV usage is experiencing significant growth, yet a structural supply-demand imbalance presents a compelling opportunity for forward-thinking investors: -RV shipments are projected to exceed 400,000 this year. -Over 9.6 million households plan to purchase an RV by 2026. -RV park occupancy rates continue to climb, with record highs anticipated by 2028. -Annual revenues are expected to surpass $12 billion by 2028, reflecting the sector’s strong financial trajectory. This imbalance creates a strategic advantage for investors positioned ahead of institutional capital, with: High occupancy rates drive stable, recurring income. Rising demand enhances long-term appreciation and exit potential. Constrained supply offers a first-mover advantage in a fragmented market. Institutional players are increasingly turning their attention to this asset class. Securing a position now allows investors to capitalize on market inefficiencies before broader consolidation occurs. If you would like to explore investment opportunities in this sector, we would be happy to discuss further. Contact us to learn more.

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Want to invest in high-yield real estate without dealing with tenants, maintenance, or day-to-day management? Real estate private equity offers a way to earn passive income while professionals handle the heavy lifting. Here’s how it works: 1. Invest in Large-Scale Real Estate Without Doing the Work Real estate private equity allows you to own a share of institutional-grade assets—such as apartment complexes, RV parks, and commercial properties—without personally managing them. Your capital is pooled with other investors, giving you access to opportunities that are typically reserved for large institutions and high-net-worth individuals. Meanwhile, experienced operators handle everything from acquisition to property management. 2. Minimize Risk Through Diversification With private equity real estate, you’re investing in professionally managed assets backed by thorough market analysis and strategic planning. -Your risk is spread across multiple properties rather than tied to a single investment. -Experienced management teams mitigate risks and optimize performance. -Real estate performs well through market cycles, making it more resilient than stocks. This structure allows investors to earn steady returns with lower volatility. 3. Earn Passive Income and Long-Term Growth -Consistent cash flow – Investors receive monthly or quarterly distributions from rental income. -Appreciation upside – When properties are sold or refinanced, investors benefit from capital gains. -Tax advantages – Depreciation and other real estate tax benefits can significantly boost after-tax returns. Who Can Invest? Real estate private equity isn’t just for institutional investors. If you’re an accredited investor, you may already qualify to participate in these opportunities. This is a proven path to building long-term wealth without the time commitment of managing real estate yourself. If you’re ready to explore passive real estate investing, let’s talk.