The sixty-third episode of Groundbreakers Podcast by Homebase! Listen in for an amazing interview with Jaideep Balekar, Principal at Prosper Capital
May 18, 2025
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In this episode of Groundbreakers, Jaideep Balekar, Principal at Prosper Capital, shares how he scaled from a full-time role at Deloitte to building a 550+ unit portfolio, and why he chose to vertically integrate along the way.
Jaideep walks through the early days of his investing journey, including what drew him to value-add multifamily, how he found his first deals, and the lessons he learned transitioning from LP to GP. He also unpacks the systems he’s built to manage operations in-house and the red flags he looks for when co-sponsoring deals.
His story is a masterclass in building a business the right way slow, steady, and with a long-term mindset.
To listen to this episode, follow this link to Groundbreakers on Spotify!
Jaideep Balekar’s journey is proof that building a durable real estate business doesn’t require shortcuts—it takes systems, long-term thinking, and a commitment to doing things the right way. His approach to vertical integration and investor alignment sets a blueprint for syndicators who want to build lasting trust and sustainable growth.
Connect with Jaideep on LinkedIn to learn more about his work at Prosper Capital and how he’s helping investors achieve strong returns through multifamily real estate.
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