Monemi Capital is owned and operated by a father-and-son team of engineers, backed by more than four decades of hands-on residential real estate. Every decision that matters is made by a principal, and our own capital is invested in everything we manage.
Ryan is General Partner of Monemi Capital and oversees acquisitions, underwriting, capital structuring, and lender relationships. He is responsible for the analysis behind every acquisition the firm pursues, from rent and sales comps to renovation budgets and debt structure.
He holds a bachelor's in electrical engineering and has published research through IEEE, and is pursuing a master's in financial engineering at USC. That quantitative training carries directly into the firm's underwriting: assumptions are documented, models are tested against verified market data, and every deal's results are measured against the original projection after closing.
Dr. Monemi has more than forty years of experience buying, renovating, and selling residential real estate in markets across the country. He learned the business hands on, walking properties, writing renovation scopes, and managing construction crews through multiple recessions and recoveries.
At Monemi Capital he oversees operations and asset management, including construction oversight, contractor management, and the physical operation of each property through renovation and stabilization. He also built a long career in the utility industry, planning and maintaining large-scale infrastructure, and he applies the same standards to the firm's properties.
Monemi Capital formalizes a family practice that has been operating in residential real estate since the 1980s, in markets across the country and today in Southern California.
Saeed Monemi begins buying and renovating residential properties in the 1980s, hands on and one property at a time, doing the work most owners hire out.
The practice grows through booms, recessions, and recoveries in markets across the country, eventually settling in Southern California.
The second generation adds quantitative underwriting and capital markets discipline, and the family practice becomes a multifamily investment firm.
No layers between decision and execution. The people who underwrote the deal are the people standing on the property making it perform.
Our own capital is invested in everything we own, so we share every outcome our partners experience.
Four decades of renovation scopes, contractor bids, and market cycles, plus the engineering habit of verifying everything that can be measured.