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Madison Investing Website
Madison Investing Overview
Madison Investing is a U.S.-based private real estate syndication firm that curates and offers passive real-estate investment opportunities to accredited investors. Focused on value-add multifamily properties, self-storage facilities, and other alternative real-estate assets, the firm raises capital and invests alongside its members — pooling resources to participate in assets that might be out of reach for individual investors. Their portfolio spans thousands of units across various markets.
Led by CEO & Co-Founder Spencer Hilligoss and COO & Co-Founder Jennifer Morimoto, Madison Investing combines real estate syndication with a strong emphasis on due diligence and transparent communication. The company structures investments to provide passive income (monthly or quarterly distributions) while handling acquisition, repositioning, and asset management internally. Their business model appeals to investors who want real estate exposure without the hassles of direct property ownership.
Although not all offerings publicly guarantee returns, Madison Investing does share data from realized exits showing internal rates of return (IRRs) in the 20-30% range on some deals, as well as equity multiples of ~1.6× to ~2.1×, depending on the asset and holding period.
Address
123 Main St
Almeda,
California
94501
Year Founded
2018
Operates In
Florida
Texas
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Asset Classes
Multifamily
Storage
Accepted Investors
Accredited
Verified Investor
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"Promoted another bad sponsor too"
I was reading some sponsor reviews and came across all the negative reviews of Ashcroft Capital involving LP investments going to $0 and/or grossly underperforming. Some folks are also alleging potential fraud. The name Ashcroft Capital sounded familiar so I searched my Inbox and, sure enough, Madison Investing had promoted at least one of their funds to me. Not good.
Verified Investor
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"Promoted a Ponzi scheme"
I got into the Prestige ATM Fund deal (on here as Prestige Investment Group) through Madison Investing because Spencer Hilligos seems like a smart, high integrity, guy who I could follow into battle, so to speak. Unfortunately, that deal has recently been revealed to be a Ponzi scheme. You can Google “Daryl Heller” or “Prestige ATM Ponzi scheme”. After having written a long, detailed review I realized that there is a much simpler bottom line: As a Promoter, if one of your deals that you supposedly did “extensive due diligence” on ends up being a Ponzi scheme and losing millions or tens of millions of dollars of your investors’ money, that should be considered a disqualifying event. Time to do something other than shepherding other peoples’ money.
