About
Crestmont Investments
About
Crestmont Investments
Crestmont Investments
Real Estate Investments focusing on
Cash Flow and Capital Growth
Cash Flow and Capital Growth
Crestmont Investments is a Low Leverage Private Equity Firm
Crestmont Investments is a Low Leverage Private Equity Firm
created to facilitate the acquisition of investment real estate with a particular emphasis on purchasing value-added multi-family properties. Built on a foundation of rigorous due diligence and investor trust, Crestmont Investments delivers institutional-quality portfolio management.
The Crestmont Investments Team
The Crestmont Investments Team
Decades of Real Estate Investment Experience
The executive team at Crestmont Investments brings decades of execution experience in acquiring, enhancing, and managing multi-family assets for our capital partners.
The executive team at Crestmont Investments brings decades of execution experience in acquiring, enhancing, and managing multi-family assets for our capital partners.
Crestmont Investments puts its investors first with the goal of creating consistent per-property Monthly Cash Flow and Capital Growth. Crestmont principals co-invest directly in every property acquisition, assuring partners of complete alignment in goals and management.
Crestmont Investments Team
The Founder’s Past Performance
Multi-Family Real Estate Investments with Proven Returns
1995-2005
During the period of 1995–2005, De Lano and his then-partner acquired numerous multi-family properties. They renovated, managed, and sold each property. All of the properties produced monthly cash flow and eventually a profit on sale with an Annualized Return on Investment for their investors of over 25%.
2003-2016
During the period of 2003–2016, De Lano financed several start-up restaurant concepts. De Lano’s investors realized Annualized returns of 20% to 168% on these ventures.
2010-2019
Finally, from 2010 to 2019, De Lano acquired a variety of real estate properties that included multi-family, commercial, industrial, retail, and single-family. All properties required some type of renovation and hands-on management. These investments created an Annualized Return on Investment of just under 24%.