Feature · After you close
Keep every investor informed without a spreadsheet
An investor portal with a document vault, quarterly updates and the year’s K-1s, so investors stop emailing you for their paperwork.
Free to start. You pay nothing until you submit a deal.
Investor portal and K-1s · How it goes
- You post updates
- Investors see their own numbers
- Documents stay put
- Tax season runs itself
What it is
After closing, investors want to know how the property is doing and where their money is. DoorRaise gives each one a portal: their investment, what they have been paid, the deal’s documents, your updates and, each spring, their K-1 tax form.
How it works
1
You post updates
A quarterly update goes to every investor by email and sits in the portal.
2
Investors see their own numbers
What they put in, what they have received, what is still invested and how it compares with the projection.
3
Documents stay put
Signed documents, reports and tax forms live in a vault they can reach any time.
4
Tax season runs itself
We nudge you for the year-end books, hand the package to the partner CPA, and each investor’s K-1 arrives in their portal.
How it creates value
Investors stay confident
Silence after closing is the usual reason investors do not come back for the next deal.
Fewer emails to you
The answers are in the portal.
Tax forms on time
A late K-1 means a line of angry investors.
Why you need it
Your first deal’s investors are your second deal’s investors. How you treat them after closing decides whether they come back.
Tax return and K-1s for 40 investors, typically
$4,000 to $9,500 a year
Ranges from published law firm, investor-software and CPA pricing, for a deal with about 40 investors. On DoorRaise it is part of the flat fees below.
Without it
- Updates written from scratch and sent from your inbox
- K-1s assembled in a hurry in March
- Every document request a fresh email thread
With DoorRaise. The investor portal and document vault are part of the $5,000 closing fee. Updates, the tax return and K-1s for every investor are part of the $3,500 yearly fee. See pricing.
Questions
Who prepares the K-1s?
DoorRaise’s partner CPA prepares the tax return and the K-1s. DoorRaise keeps the process moving and delivers them.
Can investors see other investors?
No. Each investor sees only their own investment and the deal’s documents.
Can I send my own update?
Yes. Updates are yours; we remind you when one is due.
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DoorRaise checks facts, like identity and the property documents. We don’t pick, rank or recommend deals, and we don’t promise returns. DoorRaise isn’t a law firm and can’t give legal advice about your own situation. Offers on DoorRaise are open to accredited investors only.