Questions & Answers
What Is Multi-Family Investing and Why Does Havayah Ages LLC Focus on It?
At Havayah Ages LLC, a multi-family property is a residential community with 100+ apartment units, registered as a single complex. These properties are typically low-rise, horizontally developed, and include shared amenities such as a clubhouse, swimming pool, gym, and common areas.
The primary benefit for investors is risk diversification. Income is generated from multiple units, reducing reliance on a single tenant while enabling leveraged growth and stable, long-term capital appreciation.
Properties are acquired as existing, income-producing assets, with valuations based on current rental performance, ensuring realistic returns and reduced investment risk.
By targeting central and high-demand locations, the properties are positioned for gradual value growth. Multi-family housing is widely accepted across the U.S., supporting consistent rental demand from diverse tenant groups.
Havyah Ages LLC focuses on landlord-friendly markets, mainly in states where regulations support property owners, combined with strong rental demand to protect investor interests and maximize returns.
So How Does It Work?
The minimum investment with Havayah Ages LLC is $100,000. Investors receive an ownership stake in the company that holds the property, with their percentage of ownership directly reflecting the size of their investment.
What Are Our Key Advantages?
Havayah Ages LLC enables investors to access income-producing U.S. real estate with a minimum investment of $100,000, opening opportunities that are typically reserved for institutional and large-scale investors.
By managing properties in-house, without relying on third-party operators, we significantly reduce renovation, maintenance, and operational expenses—saving hundreds of thousands of dollars and increasing overall investment efficiency.
What Collateral Do I Have?
By investing with Havayah Ages LLC in U.S. multi-family real estate, you are investing in a fully operational, income-generating property. Rental income is already in place, eliminating speculation about occupancy, while demand for this type of housing continues to grow.
Investors also benefit from built-in risk diversification. Each participant holds a proportional ownership share in the entire property, rather than a single unit, meaning maintenance costs, vacancies, and repairs are shared across all investors.
An additional layer of security comes from our investment structure: Havayah Ages LLC does not profit until investor capital is returned along with a preferred return, ensuring full alignment between the company and its investors and reinforcing our commitment to responsible asset management.
What Are the Differences Between Multi-Family and Single-Family Homes?
As an Israeli citizen and resident investing with Havayah Ages LLC, you are required to file an annual K-1 tax report.
The first taxable event typically occurs only upon the sale of the property, at the conclusion of the investment.
How Does Taxation Work?
At Havayah Ages LLC, a multi-family property is a residential community with 100+ apartment units, registered as a single complex. These properties are typically low-rise, horizontally developed, and include shared amenities such as a clubhouse, swimming pool, gym, and common areas.
The primary benefit for investors is risk diversification. Income is generated from multiple units, reducing reliance on a single tenant while enabling leveraged growth and stable, long-term capital appreciation.
Properties are acquired as existing, income-producing assets, with valuations based on current rental performance, ensuring realistic returns and reduced investment risk.
By targeting central and high-demand locations, the properties are positioned for gradual value growth. Multi-family housing is widely accepted across the U.S., supporting consistent rental demand from diverse tenant groups.
Havayah Ages LLC focuses on landlord-friendly markets, mainly in states where regulations support property owners, combined with strong rental demand to protect investor interests and maximize returns.