Ask what the experience actually represents
Request a clear explanation of completed work, current responsibilities and which entity participated in each project. Ownership, management, construction and brokerage are different roles. Portfolio totals are more useful when their scope is explained.
Eddie and Raul describe more than 100 units owned and managed combined. That combined figure should not be read as a statement that every unit is owned by 805 Property Solutions LLC or has the same investment structure.
Understand the specific project
Ask how the property would be acquired, what work is planned and which assumptions remain unverified. Discuss the intended hold or exit approach and what would happen if costs, timing, occupancy or financing differ from expectations.
A projected result is not a guarantee. Consider how decisions would be made, who would oversee work, how conflicts would be handled and what reporting a particular arrangement would provide.
Review the written arrangement independently
Clarify the entities involved, use of funds, fees, financing, decision rights and possible losses. Any actual opportunity requires its own documentation and appropriate independent advice. Do not rely on general website descriptions as investment terms.
The Investors page introduces 805’s approach and opens a conversation with the team. This guide does not present a specific investment, promise a return or establish eligibility to participate.
A USEFUL STARTING POINT
What to have ready
- Documented experience and each person’s role
- Project budget and major assumptions
- Financing, fees and decision rights
- Reporting and communication expectations
- Downside scenarios and independent review
Questions worth asking
Does the website offer a guaranteed return?
No. Real estate projects involve risk, and no return or outcome is promised here.
Is the 100+ figure an 805-only portfolio?
It describes Eddie and Raul’s combined ownership and management, not a claim that all units belong to one entity.