Tommy DobczykOpportunity Zone Advisor, OZ Wizard · Director of Development | Certified Opportunity Zone Advisor

OYO Hotel Yuma: Investor Types & Opportunity Zones Explained! #shorts

2 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short conversational clip, Tommy Dobczyk and a co‑speaker discuss why every real‑estate deal is unique because of differing investor types. Tommy references his firm’s equity fund, Titan 23, a general‑purpose real‑estate fund, and announces upcoming opportunity‑zone funds slated to launch around August 6. The co‑speaker shares that one of his clients is Berkshire Hathaway, which purchases future receivables at a factor rate, and mentions involvement with other large‑scale real‑estate private‑equity funds. The exchange highlights fund structures, investor diversity, and specific strategies tied to opportunity zones and receivable purchases.

So that's why no two deals look the same because they all are different types of investors.
And that's why when we were talking about the equity fund, we have Titan 23, which is our general real estate fund. And then we have opportunity zone funds that we're also going to be launching out as soon as like August 6th when that kicks in. Where didn't you, did you tell me you had some experience with opportunity zones?
I'm currently, one of my clients is in the Berkshire Hathaway. It's the best of the basically to get the— basically purchase the future receivables at a factor rate that the firm expects to be invested. But that's mostly in giant series right now, and then couple other different real estate private equity funds. Got it.