This refers to the interest rate we offer on your investment, compared to what traditional bank Certificates of Deposit (CDs) typically pay. For example, if a bank CD is offering 1% annually, our deals may offer 6% annually, giving you significantly higher returns on your capital.

We specialize in single-family homes in niche areas of downtown San Antonio. Our deals include both fix-and-flip projects and long-term rental investments, each structured to provide strong returns while mitigating risk.

Your investment is secured by a first-position lien on the property, meaning you have the highest priority in case of any legal claims. This ensures that your investment is protected by tangible real estate assets.

Returns vary depending on the deal structure, but our typical returns range from 8% to 12% annually, with some projects offering higher returns based on the risk profile and market conditions.

Investment terms vary depending on the project, but most of our deals range from 6 months to 2 years. Some short-term fix-and-flip projects may close sooner, while long-term rentals could take longer to realize their full returns.

We provide regular updates on the progress of each project through monthly reports, as well as direct communication if there are any significant developments. You will always be informed of key milestones.

The minimum investment varies per project, but typically we require a minimum of $50,000 to $100,000. This allows us to focus on serious investors and maximize returns for all parties involved.

There are no hidden fees for our private lenders. Your returns are calculated based on the interest rate agreed upon, and any additional costs, such as legal fees or property management, are factored into the project budget.

Absolutely! We believe in full transparency. You’re welcome to visit the properties in which your funds are invested, and we can arrange a walkthrough at your convenience.

While real estate investments carry risk, we mitigate this by working with properties in strong markets and keeping a conservative loan-to-value ratio. In the unlikely event of a market downturn, your investment is still backed by the property itself, which can be sold to recoup capital.