Learning to care how things look and feel.
I went to a specialized design school in Bulgaria, which taught me to care about how things look and feel, not just how they function.
Founder of Syndication Tracker and a full-time passive investor focused on commercial real estate syndications.



I was trying to keep track of my investments across a dozen sponsor portals, a spreadsheet that kept growing, and an inbox full of K-1s and distribution notices.
Was the sponsor actually hitting their projections? Was I over-exposed to one operator? When was that next distribution supposed to hit? Every answer required digging.
Syndication Tracker is the tool I wanted when my portfolio stopped fitting neatly into one spreadsheet.
There had to be a better way. There wasn't. So I built one.Prolet, on the origin of Syndication Tracker
One place for all your syndications, with the signals passive investors actually need.
I went to a specialized design school in Bulgaria, which taught me to care about how things look and feel, not just how they function.
I spent the first decade-plus of my career in engineering, building software and learning how to turn ideas into working products.
The decade after that I spent in analytics, leading teams at companies like Autodesk and DocuSign, where the work was about making messy data useful.
In 2022 I stepped away to focus on investing full-time. Across those years I've invested in 25+ alternative deals, mostly real estate syndications.
I serve on the board of Wise Women Invest in Real Estate, where I lead education sessions for women who want to invest in syndications but don't know where to start.
Most of them come in thinking this world isn't for them. It very much is.
A few years ago I started an annual award program at my high school in Bulgaria, recognizing students for academic excellence and language learning.
That school played a big role in everything that came after. This is a small way of returning the favor.
When I'm not reviewing a deal, you'll probably find me traveling or on a pickleball court (Slowly getting better!).