RETURNS DEEP DIVE:
How Passive Real Estate Investors Actually Make Money

Discover the Real Drivers of Real Estate Investment Returns

July 16, 2026 | 3:00 PM MDT

Hosted by Senate Eskridge

April 16, 2026

3:00 PM MST

Live on Zoom

Free live training for investors.

If you're evaluating passive real estate investments, you're probably asking:

• How do passive real estate investors actually make money?

• How much comes from cash flow versus appreciation?

• What role do tax benefits play in overall returns?

• Which return metrics actually matter when evaluating a deal?

• And how can I tell whether a projected return is realistic?

The truth?
Many investors look at IRR, cash-on-cash return, and equity multiples without fully understanding what's driving those numbers.

That can lead to missed opportunities, unrealistic expectations, and costly investment decisions.

What You’ll Walk Away With

The four primary ways passive investors generate returns

How cash flow, appreciation, and loan paydown work together

The impact of depreciation and tax benefits

The most important return metrics and what they actually mean

Common misconceptions about passive real estate investing

How to evaluate opportunities with greater confidence

Meet the Speaker

Hi, I’m Senate!

Senate Eskridge is a fund manager born and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho.

He currently owns over 1,000 multifamily units and has raised $15M+ in investor capital.

He has helped over 100 investors participate in private real estate opportunities, private business ventures, and oil & gas offerings.

Beyond real estate, Senate has led businesses across multiple industries, including his own financial firm.

He also leads the Magic Valley Real Estate Investors Meetup, serves in local organizations that support the business community, and helps organize the Idaho Real Estate Conference to educate local investors about real estate investing.

Our Track Record by the Numbers

70+

Investors

15,000,000+

Investor Capital Managed

23%+

Avg. Return on Investors

15+

Years of Experience

Is This Webinar Right for You?

You want to understand where passive real estate returns actually come from, not just the numbers on a deal summary

You're evaluating syndication opportunities and want to know how cash flow, appreciation, and tax benefits impact your returns

You want to become a more informed investor who can confidently assess projected returns before investing

TESTIMONIAL

What Investors Say About Me

"You can be sure your money will be safe with Senate. He is humble, but his track record speaks for itself."

- Matt Thrall

"Trustworthy and honest; I am beyond fortunate to have Senate’s wise council and be able to count on his expertise with investing."

-Heather Hoyt

"Senate Eskridge is knowledgeable and honest. He has helped me enormously."

- Debbie Coffel

“Senate is an amazing person to work with. Highly recommend!”

- Patrick Henry

Still got some questions. Let’s clear them up.

What happens if I can't make it?

We recommend attending live so you don’t miss key insights and examples.
However, we’ll send a limited-time replay to registered attendees only.

👉 Best move: reserve your spot now so you don’t miss out either way.

What will I learn in this webinar?

You'll learn the primary drivers of passive real estate returns, including cash flow, appreciation, debt paydown, and tax benefits. We'll also discuss how investors use metrics like IRR, equity multiple, and cash-on-cash return to evaluate opportunities.

Is this webinar only for accredited investors?

No. The concepts covered are valuable for any investor interested in understanding how passive real estate investments generate returns, regardless of accreditation status.

What makes this different from other webinars?

Most webinars focus on finding deals. This session focuses on understanding returns—where they come from, what drives them, and how to evaluate them more effectively as an investor.

How long is the webinar?

Approximately 30 minutes, including key insights and walkthroughs.

Still thinking about it?

Your next investment decision could impact your returns for years.