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Kingsbarn Capital Management
Kingsbarn Realty Capital is a real estate-centric investment house that provides institutional and accredited investors access to an array of investments...
Kingsbarn Capital Management
Kingsbarn Realty Capital is a real estate-centric investment house that provides institutional and accredited investors access to an array of investments including private equity, exchange-traded funds, traditional investment funds, private placements, and Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs). Kingsbarn Capital Management is an SEC-registered investment advisor that manages exchange-traded funds. The firm has over $2.8+ billion of assets under management and has acquired over 330 properties throughout the United States.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Minneapolis
Corporate office
Minneapolis, MN, United States
Principals
Jim Fowler
leads Kingsbarn Capital Management
Jim Fowler
Chief Investment Officer
Bien Acdan
Director, Investor Relations
Jeff Pori
CEO
Louie Goros
Managing Director & Head of Distribution
Danny Held
Regional Vice President, North Los Angeles
Mel Myers
Vice President of Investor Relations
Katelen Weisenberger
Regional Vice President of Central California
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Kingsbarn source proprietary deal flow?
Kingsbarn relies on direct relationships with middle-market sponsors, developers, and borrowers in the Midwest. The firm targets off-market transactions and structured deals that bypass competitive auctions, though no specific sourcing mechanism or track record of proprietary deals has been publicly detailed.
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