What We Do
Foundationz is a private real estate syndication led by Brad Samuels. I have been buying and managing rental properties in BC since 2012 — starting with condos, then triplexes, and now 7 units across BC. This offering is the next step: a larger multifamily apartment building in BC or Alberta, structured so that people I know and trust can invest alongside me, earn passive income, and share in the long-term appreciation. I am being fully transparent: this is my first deal at this scale, and I am building it the right way.
Our first offering targets a $2,000,000 CAD raise to acquire an 8–15 unit apartment building in a high-demand Western Canadian market. This is an opportunity for qualified investors to participate in a professionally structured real estate deal without the burden of active management.
Learn How It WorksThe Investment Case
Canada's housing shortage is structural, not cyclical. BC and Alberta are experiencing record population growth, constrained new supply, and rising rents — creating a compelling long-term environment for multifamily income property ownership. Small apartment buildings (8–15 units) offer the ideal entry point: institutional-quality returns with manageable scale and strong local demand fundamentals.
Canada needs 3.5 million additional homes by 2030. BC and Alberta lead the country in population inflows, with rental vacancy rates below 2% in key markets.
Residential tenants provide consistent monthly income. Unlike commercial real estate, multifamily demand is driven by human necessity — people always need a place to live.
Older walk-up buildings in BC and Alberta trade below replacement cost, offering significant upside through strategic renovations, improved management, and rent optimization.
Real property and rental income rise with inflation. Multifamily real estate has historically been one of the most reliable stores of value in inflationary environments.
The Process
The GP sources and underwrites a target property, negotiating terms and completing due diligence.
Qualified investors are invited to review the offering and commit capital as Limited Partners.
The syndicate closes on the property. Each LP receives an ownership interest proportional to their investment.
The GP manages the property, executes the business plan, and distributes cash flow to investors quarterly.
At the end of the hold period, the property is sold. Investors receive their capital plus a share of the appreciation.
Target Asset Profile
Example Asset Type
Small-Town Western Canada Walk-Up
Investor Education
We believe informed investors are the best investors. Our education centre walks you through everything you need to know — from what a syndication is, to how the GP/LP structure works, to how distributions are calculated and paid.
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