Better to invest alongside someone authentic, who’s invested successfully, over and over again, twenty-one times in fact, than go it alone. Better to invest alongside someone tenured, especially when you don’t have or want to take the time. Trey Stone has partnered with over 430 investors spanning almost 3 decades, and continues to work with many of them today.
Invest in Multifamily Real Estate with Trey Stone
Why Invest with Trey
3X Owner of the Year Award
Local, State, and National Levels
Trey has been recognized at all market levels, receiving the Rental Owner of the Year award at the local, state, and national levels. In 2007, he was named Owner of the Year by the Houston Apartment Association, then named Owner of the Year by the National Apartment Association in 2008, and again in 2010 by the Texas Apartment Association.
Weathered Multiple Market Cycles
Trey has weathered the storm through many market cycles, including the 2008 Housing Crisis. As a University of Texas Austin finance alum, he finds the correlations and economic indicators to help him best interpret the market and lead investors toward profitability, away from risk with their real estate investments. His formulaic approach has paved the way to almost two-dozen successful exits for more than 400 families in the past 26 years.
21 Successful Multifamily Exits
$139MM in New Value Added
Over the past twenty-six years, Trey has purchased, renovated, and sold 21 multifamily properties, accumulating a sum value for he and his investors of near $140MM. His knack for taking B/C Class apartment complexes, infusing them with time-tested value-add strategies, and turning them back into vibrant communities has resulted in significant upside and value.
A Thing for the Margin of Safety
Pointing to a concept coined by Warren Buffet, Trey’s investment strategy includes a conservative underwriting model and several ways to succeed when vetting multifamily properties. Known as the “Margin of Safety”, he looks to layer in multiple paths to profitability, including renovations, quality tenant attraction strategies, and operational efficiencies. In these ways, he can best protect the investor capital as he works to garner a most positive outcome for he and his partners.
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Champions School of Real Estate Podcast
Inside the Wolfs Den Podcast
“Good, honest person to work with. Did what he said he was going to do. He had the right knowledge to take something really rundown and turn it into a diamond.”
— WAYNE MACHANN, RETIRED HOUSTON FIREFIGHTER
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