How investing with DCH Capital works
DCH Capital raises capital from accredited investors under Regulation D, Rule 506(c). General solicitation is allowed, but only verified accredited investors can invest — every step below happens on our investor portal, not on this site.
Create an investor portal account
Set up your account on our investor portal — the platform that handles all offering documents, subscriptions, and reporting for DCH Capital.
Verify accreditation
Because DCH Capital raises capital under Regulation D, Rule 506(c), your accredited investor status must be verified through our investor portal before you can invest.
Review offering documents
Once verified, you can review the offering documents for any open DCH Capital deal directly on the portal.
Subscribe
Complete your subscription for the offering through the portal.
Quarterly reporting and K-1s
Track your investment through quarterly reporting on the portal, and receive a K-1 for your share of each investment.
Frequently asked questions
Who can invest?
Accredited investors only — generally, individuals who meet SEC income or net worth thresholds, or hold certain professional certifications. Verification happens on our investor portal, not on this site.
Why do I have to verify accreditation?
DCH Capital raises capital under Regulation D, Rule 506(c), which allows general solicitation but requires that every investor's accredited status be independently verified before they can invest.
How do I see offering documents?
Offering documents are available on our investor portal once your accreditation has been verified. This site describes our offerings but doesn't host the documents themselves.
How are investments structured?
Investor capital is held in DCH Capital LLC and allocated to individual hotel investments, each tracked through its own Series Account. Investors receive a K-1 for their share of each investment.
How will I get updates?
DCH Capital reports to investors quarterly through our investor portal.
Can I sell my investment early?
Generally no — these investments are illiquid, and there's no public market for the interests. See the offering documents for the specific terms of each deal.
Ready to look closer?
Offering documents, accreditation verification, and reporting all live on the investor portal.