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Moses Kagan

Adaptive Realty, Los Angeles: buys apartment buildings to hold for the long term

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Episode 39 · 1 hr 4 min

On the Shoulders of Giants

Two generations chose not to spend an inheritance, and it became Moses Kagan's first building. A real estate investor on holding forever.

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The Business Family Diagnostic · Engine

Morris's capital got him started.

Moses's grandfather and mother each chose not to spend what they inherited, and it became his first building. When someone in your family brings a new business idea, is there a way to consider it seriously?

One of the three Engine statements. How true is it for your family?
“Family members are encouraged to start new things, inside the family enterprise or outside it.”
See where you stand

Biography

Moses Kagan has been buying, renovating and managing apartment buildings in Los Angeles since 2008. His company, Adaptive Realty, along with its investor-partners, owns approximately $200MM worth of high-quality buildings in interesting neighborhoods. Unusually for a real estate private equity firm, Adaptive and its partners do not fix and flip; instead, they act as permanent holders and stewards of the assets under their control.

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