Linwood Capital.
Building Long-Term Wealth Through Self Storage.
Disciplined acquisitions. Texas self-storage. Built for long-term cash flow.
Bringing institutional discipline to Texas self-storage — we source overlooked facilities, underwrite them with rigor, and operate them for durable, long-term cash flow.
Market leaders
Building durable cash flow through Texas self storage investments.
Our focus is straightforward: buy well-located Texas storage facilities at the right basis, run them better than the prior owner, and compound investor capital through one of real estate's most resilient asset classes.
$500K–$2M
$500K–$2M
Target Deal Size
65%–70%
65%–70%
Target Leverage (LTV)
5–10 Years
5–10 Years
Average Hold Period
50–300 Units
50–300 Units
Target Property Size
Investment opportunities
Our portfolio and active pipeline
A look at our current holdings and the opportunities we're actively pursuing across Texas self-storage.
Investment strategies
How we turn overlooked facilities into durable cash flow
A clear, end-to-end process — from finding the right facility to returning capital to investors.
Built on institutional real estate expertise
Work with experienced professionals who understand the market and build strategies tailored to your goals.
Ross Cunningham
Founder
Ross Cunningham brings over a decade of institutional real estate experience spanning equity asset management, debt origination, and CRE securitization. He currently serves as Senior Vice President at ACORE Capital, where he leads the asset management of REO and equity investments alongside workouts of distressed real estate. Prior to ACORE, Ross served as Vice President of Asset Management at WindMass Capital, overseeing a 40-property, 10,000+ unit multifamily portfolio across the DFW and Houston metros. Earlier in his career, he was a Senior Asset Manager at PGIM Real Estate, where he managed a $1B+ bridge and construction loan book spanning all major property types. Ross began his career at Goldman Sachs in the Real Estate Financing Group, securitizing more than $50B of CRE debt — including landmark transactions such as Willis Tower, Hudson Yards, and Fontainebleau Miami Beach — and helped pioneer Goldman’s inaugural CRE CLO program. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Texas Christian University, where he earned three degrees in Mathematics, Economics, and Real Estate Finance.
FAQ
Straightforward answers on how we find, finance, and improve self-storage — and how we protect and grow investor capital.