
Real estate investing can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to pick individual properties and navigate complex syndication deals. The VestMint Fund offers a simpler path to building wealth through multifamily real estate. Let’s find out more.
The VestMint Fund represents a new approach to real estate investing that removes many traditional barriers. Instead of evaluating individual syndication deals one by one, investors can access a diversified portfolio of carefully selected properties through a single investment vehicle.
“The fund was created to hit the easy button on investing for our investors and for us as operators,” explains Jason Belt, Director of Capital Resources at LeavenWealth.
This evergreen fund operates with a specific investment criterion: properties either fit within their carefully defined parameters or they don’t. The fund remains open for four years or until it reaches $50 million in capital, whichever comes first.
So, what’s the difference between traditional syndication vs. the VestMint Fund? Let’s find out.
Traditional syndication investing involved putting your money into one specific property. If that market experiences rental compression or construction delays, your entire return is tied to that single asset’s performance.
The VestMint Fund takes a different approach. Your investment gets spread across multiple properties in different markets and potentially different asset classes. This means you’re not dependent on one property’s success.
“Your return isn’t anchored to one property, one market, or even one asset class,” Belt emphasizes. While one property might face temporary challenges, others in the portfolio may be generating strong cash flow or going through profitable refinances.
Currently, the fund holds three assets with plans to add two more before the end of fiscal year 2025. As an investor, you’ll be diversified across potentially five different properties, each at different stages of their investment lifecycle.
The fund primarily targets value-add multifamily properties across the Midwest: assets that are underperforming due to mismanagement or inefficient operations. These properties offer opportunities to quickly implement improvements and increase cash flow. With the Federal Reserve signaling more rate cuts heading into 2026, the fund is positioned to take advantage of emerging opportunities in:
LeavenWealth’s track record can provide some more insight into potential performance.
When properties reach target value improvements, LeavenWealth refinances to return investors’ initial capital while maintaining their ownership stake. “We’ve returned investors’ initial capital 61 times now across all of our portfolio,” Belt shares. This means investors can potentially receive their original investment back while continuing to earn cash flow.
“The first step for any investor who’s interested in investing with LeavenWealth would be to schedule a call with us,” Belt explains. This conversation covers investment experience, return expectations, and long-term wealth-building plans.
After investing, you can expect quarterly detailed reports covering financial performance, capital improvements, and property management updates. Our company maintains an open-door policy for investor questions and concerns. Distributions typically begin six months after property acquisition, and payments can arrive quarterly alongside performance reports.
Belt recommends evaluating any syndicator’s track record, case studies, and detailed historical results before investing. Like any investment, the VestMint Fund carries risks that potential investors should understand:
The VestMint Fund offers a streamlined approach to real estate investing that removes many traditional barriers while providing professional management and diversification benefits.
If you’re ready to explore passive real estate investing without the complexity of evaluating individual deals, schedule a discovery call with the LeavenWealth team. They’ll help determine if your investment goals align with their fund strategy and guide you through the next steps toward building generational wealth.