A Little More "About Us"

Landmark Capital is a vertically integrated real estate apartment owner and property manager established in 1984. We sponsor direct real estate investments in premiere regions of Los Angeles, executing a proprietary and proven strategy focused on value add, high rent cash flows, and long term capital appreciation.

For investors looking to invest in a reliable real estate portfolio, Landmark LA is the ideal choice. With more than 40 years of experience providing direct investments in some of the most sought-after regions of Los Angeles, Landmark has established itself as a leader in the industry. By utilizing a proven value-add strategy and focusing on high rent cash flows and long term capital appreciation, Landmark provides investors with a lucrative opportunity for both short-term and long-term growth.

In addition to its focus on strong returns for investors, Landmark also strives to make tenants' experiences pleasant and efficient. On average, the property management team turns over 25 units per month across all properties, earning them recognition as Home Depot’s largest client in the valley. Furthermore, every property with more than 14 units includes an onsite manager who works closely with tenants to ensure their comfort and satisfaction.

Beyond that, Landmark takes pride in fostering relationships with its tenants by responding quickly to inquiries and watching families grow year after year. This commitment to tenant relations serves as another benefit for investors; because tenants are consistently provided with dependable service, it helps ensure that rental agreements continue uninterrupted throughout the investment period. Ultimately, this translates into more stable returns for Landmark's investors over time.

Points To Consider Why Investing With Landmark is the Smart Choice

Many investors want to do it on their own, however

- Investing in real estate can be a difficult and risky endeavor due to the fluctuating market conditions, illiquidity of investments, and difficulties in assessing potential returns.

- Finding reliable and experienced property managers can be a challenge for investors who are unfamiliar with the local real estate market.

- Identifying properties that offer both good rental yields and capital appreciation is not easy as there may be conflicting metrics between different locations or types of asset classes.

- Securing financing to purchase an investment property can be difficult, especially if the investor lacks sufficient financial resources or credit history.

- Monitoring the performance of an investment property requires ongoing knowledge of economic trends, appreciation forecasts, tenant turnover rates, as well as active management of rent collection and maintenance expenses.

- Deciphering relevant tax laws related to deductions such as depreciation on rental income can be complicated for first time investors.

- Determining exit strategies for a profitable sale at retirement or succession planning could involve long term analysis of current market conditions and anticipated future outlooks.