Commune Capital — OMNI Fund
Real estate
ownership.
Finally for
everyone.*
Commune Capital handles the deals, the tenants, and the headaches. All you do is own.** Start with $5,000.
*Only persons satisfying the investor eligibility standards may subscribe for an interest in Omni. Please see the offering statement for eligibility information.
**Investors in the REIT own shares of the fund, which in turn holds real estate.
The figures shown including years, total assets, number of projects, and investor count, represent aggregated data across all investment vehicles managed by Commune Capital or its predecessors during the stated time frame, calculated as of 12/31/25.
Let's be honest
Families have used Real Estate to build wealth
You've seen it happen for other people.
You've wanted it for yourself.
Here's how it works
Start with $5,000.
Own a piece of
real estate.*
OMNI is a real estate fund. A group of people pool their money together. OMNI uses that money to build and manage apartments across Southern California. You own the OMNI shares — not the headaches.
*Investments will be held in the fund which owns the real estate
Invest your money
Start with as little as $5,000. No perfect credit required.
01We put it to work
Omni uses that money to acquire and develop multi-family and other real estate properties across Southern California.
02You own the shares
Omni's objective is to spread the investments across multiple assets and markets.
03We handle everything
You invest in real estate without the hassle of being a landlord.
04The old way vs. the OMNI way
| The Old Way (private real estate) ✕ | The OMNI Way ✓ |
|---|---|
| ✕Typically a large investment minimum | ✓Start with $5,000 |
| ✕Must be an accredited investor | ✓Non-accredited investors welcome |
| ✕Single property (non-diversified) | ✓Diversification. |
The opportunity
People who can't
afford to buy
have to rent.
Southern California multifamily isn't a bet on a trend. It's a bet on math. Rising housing costs and limited supply are pushing first-time homeownership further out of reach, while new housing production continues to lag regional needs. Southern California continues to underbuild housing relative to regional demand, keeping many households in the rental market longer. That's the thesis.
Commune Capital is focused on Southern California multifamily — starting in Ventura County.
When people can't afford to buy, they have to rent. Southern California has millions of renters — and that number keeps growing.
Who's behind this
He built a portfolio most people only dream about. Now he's opening the door for others.
Mikey didn't start with a trust fund. He started with a belief that owning real estate could change his life.
It did.
The Commune Capital team has managed over $325 million in real estate assets, worked with 600+ investors across 20 projects in various funds.
He didn't do it alone. And neither will you.
When you invest in OMNI, you're not just betting on a market. You're partnering with developers, asset managers, and deal finders who have been doing this for decades.
The figures shown including years, total assets, number of projects, and investor count, represent aggregated data across all investment vehicles managed by Commune Capital or its predecessors during the stated time frame.
The Operators
Some developers left California when it got hard.
We never left.
Commune Capital has been building, acquiring, and operating real estate in California for over 25 years — through cycles, regulation changes, and markets other operators walked away from.
Jerry Sanada, CFA
Co-President; Chief Investment Officer
Jerry runs the financial architecture of Commune. He builds the models, stress tests every scenario, and holds every deal to the standards he would apply to his own capital.
Michael Michalov
Chief Operating Officer
Michael turns strategy into execution. When a deal closes on time, a project delivers on budget, and an investor receives a clear update — that is Michael's work.
Brent Lamo
Head of Development
Brent has been building for over 25 years. He oversees every acquisition, every development timeline, and every project's quality standards. The assets Omni invests in reflect his standards directly.
Trusted partners & custodians
Your questions
We've heard your questions.
Here are the answers.
Still have more? Book a call and we'll walk through everything.
Almost anyone. OMNI is open to both accredited and non-accredited investors through our Reg-A offering. You need to be 21 or older. The minimum investment is $5,000.
Only persons satisfying the investor eligibility standards may subscribe for an interest in Omni. Please see the Offering Statement for eligibility information.
Yes. OMNI accepts investments from self-directed IRAs. We work with Equity Trust and other custodians to make the process straightforward. We can walk you through it on your call. *These custodians are independent third parties and do not endorse, recommend, or review the merits of this investment. They are listed solely for investor convenience. No compensation is provided to or received from these custodians.
You invest in Commune Omni Fund. Commune Omni Fund acquires and develops real estate. Commune Omni Fund manages the properties through professional teams. You own shares of Commune Omni Fund which give you participation in the assets and income of the Commune Omni Fund.
This is a long-term investment. Distributions typically happen after a property is completed, stabilized, and generating income, which generally requires a few years.
An investment in OMNI involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. Prospective investors should carefully read the Offering Circular, including all risk factors associated with an investment in OMNI Fund.
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