Passive Commercial Real Estate
Create Financial Freedom Through Passive Investing in Commercial Real Estate
Join a growing community of investors building generational wealth through income-producing NNN properties—leased to industry-leading tenants like Starbucks, Dollar General, and more. Real estate investing made simple, passive, and profitable.
Distributed to Investors
Proven Track Record
Why Invest
The Benefits of Triple Net Lease Investing
Passive Income
Investing in a syndication is the easiest way to get all the benefits of real estate without the heavy lifting.
Wealth Creation
Commercial real estate has created the most generational wealth of any asset class.
Diversification
Diversify into recession-resistant commercial real estate backed by physical assets.
Tax Benefits
The secret to how the wealthy pay little to no taxes is through depreciation of real estate.
The Process
How It Works
We Find Deals
Our team identifies and vets income-producing commercial properties with strong fundamentals and creditworthy national tenants.
You Invest
We make the process simple and seamless. With access to your own investor portal, you can stay up to date on current investments and future opportunities.
We Manage, You Earn
You get all the benefits of investing in real estate—cash flow, appreciation, equity, and tax benefits—without the hassles of property management. It's completely passive.
Our Focus
Triple Net Lease Properties with Industry-Leading Tenants
We target income-producing properties that exhibit strong real estate fundamentals, leased to high-quality, industry-leading tenants in prime retail locations.
With a triple net lease structure, the corporate tenant handles all expenses—taxes, insurance, and maintenance. You simply collect your share of the rental income.
Proven Results
Our Track Record
Distributed to Investors
Targeted Annual Return*
Investor Equity Multiple*
Typical Hold Period
*Based on Des Moines, Iowa property. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Meet the Founder
Tom Rauen
Founder, Bankston Wealth
For the last four years, investors have come to know and trust the name Rauen Capital. Today, we're proud to share a significant evolution in our story as we rebrand to Bankston Wealth.
Bankston is a small town in Iowa with a population of just 23 people—where my grandfather and father grew up. It represents the very essence of what matters most: integrity, grit, faith, and the strength of a tight-knit community.
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small BusinessesProgram Graduate
"I met Tom Rauen in 2019 when he joined my Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Team where I serve as a business advisor. Several years later, I had an opportunity to invest in a new Starbucks store location as a limited partner. Tom guided a small group of us through the entire investment process, providing valuable insights and transparency. Since the initial investment, we've had regular quarterly dividends and periodic performance updates. Tom's style is open and transparent. I would recommend Bankston Wealth to those investors who are interested in diversifying their investment portfolios with real estate exposure."
Get Started
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Triple Net (NNN) Lease?
A triple net lease is a commercial lease agreement where the tenant pays all property expenses—taxes, insurance, and maintenance—in addition to rent. This means you collect income without landlord headaches.
How do I receive returns?
Investors receive quarterly distributions from the rental income generated by our properties, plus periodic performance updates on your investment.
What types of tenants do you work with?
We target industry-leading, creditworthy tenants like Starbucks, Dollar General, and other national brands with strong corporate backing and long-term lease commitments.
Can I use a 1031 Exchange?
Yes. A 1031 exchange allows investors to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting proceeds from a property sale into a new investment property of equal or greater value.