Tim Mai’s story is a testament to resilience, determination, and immense success. From escaping the Vietnam War and surviving a harrowing journey as a refugee to building a multimillion-dollar real estate empire, his journey is nothing short of inspiring.

At just 11 years old, Tim and his brother escaped Vietnam on a fishing boat, enduring a dangerous 7-day journey to Malaysia that included a pirate attack.

After settling in Houston, Texas, in Section 8 housing, Tim transitioned from a career in IT during the dot-com era to becoming a successful real estate investor.

Today, he’s a partner in over 4,600 multifamily units and the founder of HERO Wealth Partners & Fund, dedicated to helping others achieve financial freedom.

In this insightful session, Tim shared the secrets behind his rapid success in multifamily real estate. He detailed the different fund structures, including traditional blind pools, SPVs, and customizable funds, explaining the benefits of each for investors.

He also highlighted the fund-of-funds model, which invests in other people's deals as a limited partner (LP). This innovative model allows for better profit margins and increased control over investments, demonstrating how returns can improve significantly with strategic structuring.

Tim also provided a clear overview of fund regulations, discussing the pros and cons of 506(b), 506(c), Reg CF, and Reg A offerings.

He emphasized how these regulatory structures impact investor eligibility, advertising, and minimum investment requirements.

Moreover, he shared actionable advice on investor relations, explaining how fund managers can bring value through expert deal sourcing, due diligence, and leveraging their networks to offer investors smaller, more accessible opportunities.

The session concluded with practical networking advice for new and experienced fund managers. Tim encouraged participants to join his Capital Raising Party weekly show. These resources are designed to help aspiring fund managers navigate the complexities of fund management and build strong investor communities.