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We buy cheap enough that you can resell cheap

Our fee comes out of the profit. No profit, no fee.

We are paid a share of what the operation earns — never a fee on the capital you put in. The larger the group's investment, the smaller our share: under US$ 100,000, 50% of the profit; from US$ 100,000 to under US$ 500,000, 30%; US$ 500,000 or more, 20%. That is our standard schedule — the share for your partnership is set out in its documents.

A closed-end fund buying U.S. real estate at auction. You take part in the fund; we run the operation end to end.

Our goal

To double our investors' capital every 24 months.

A target, not a promise. See the realized results below.

How it works

  1. We buy at auction

    Tax deed and judicial auctions across the U.S., below market value.

  2. We clear the title

    Legal work until the deed is clean and insurable.

  3. We protect the asset

    Securing, cleaning and maintaining the property while it is ours.

  4. We resell to investors

    Listed and sold; the profit is split with the fund's partners.

Track record

Every property we have sold, with the full economics.

3102 & 3402 M L King Ave, Flint, MI

Purchase
$29,298
Work, cleaning & appraisal
$6,343
Selling costs
$16,895
Total cost
$52,536
Sale price
$58,913
Net profit
$6,378
ROI
12.14%
Held for
118 days

1319 2nd St, Brownsville, PA

Purchase
$11,600
Work, cleaning & appraisal
$2,388
Selling costs
$1,554
Total cost
$15,542
Sale price
$16,742
Net profit
$1,200
ROI
7.72%
Held for
144 days

Both exits combined: $7,578 · 11.13%

Total cost includes the purchase, all work and cleaning, and every selling cost — title, taxes, closing and commissions. It is never just the auction bid.

ROI is the net profit over the total cost for that property, across the holding period shown. Past results do not guarantee future returns.

Frequently asked questions

How is the profit split between investors and the managers?

Our fee is a share of the profit the operation makes — it is never charged on the capital you contribute. If a property makes no profit, we are paid nothing on it. Our share falls as the group's investment grows: under US$ 100,000, 50% of the profit; from US$ 100,000 to under US$ 500,000, 30%; US$ 500,000 or more, 20%. That is our standard schedule, applied per partnership — the share for yours is set out in its documents.

What is the actual risk to the capital I invest?

There is no guarantee of principal. Buying property at auction carries real risk: the physical condition of the property, title encumbrances and the time it takes to clear them can all reduce the result — including below the amount you contributed. What exists is not insurance, it is margin: we buy well below market value, which creates a cushion between cost and resale. Before every bid we assess title, legal standing and physical condition. Past results do not guarantee future results.

How do you reduce the risk of buying at auction?

On three fronts. First, price — we only buy at a fraction of market value, and that gap is what absorbs the unexpected. Second, due diligence before the bid — title, legal standing and the condition of the property, with every stage recorded in the system (auction, due diligence, closing, remodel). Third, when a vehicle holds more than one property, the result comes from the group rather than depending on a single asset.

Is this a Real Estate Investment Fund (REIT)?

No. Unlike a fund where you buy shares of a company, here you are a partner in the operation. You own a pro-rata share of the physical assets and realize your profits directly when the properties are sold.

How are taxes handled for international investors?

For every acquisition, we form a specific US entity (LLC). Your US company, our firm, and other investors are partners in this entity. Each partner is responsible for their own taxes, which typically average around 20% on the final net profit.

Why auctions instead of the traditional market?

Because the discount comes at purchase, not from expectation. In the traditional market you pay market price and depend on appreciation; at auction the asset arrives depressed — through tax debt, abandonment or the need for renovation — and the gap between what is paid and what it is worth is already the potential result on day one.

What is the typical holding period for a property?

The cycle for each individual property — from auction to renovation to sale — usually lasts between 6 to 12 months.

What if a property needs more renovation than expected?

That is what the margin is for. Buying well below market leaves room to absorb unforeseen costs without compromising the result. Every cost of the property — purchase, work, supplier — is recorded and traceable. Even so, room is not armor: a large overrun reduces the result of that sale.

Can I choose which specific properties I invest in?

The contribution is made into the vehicle (the SPV), not property by property. Each vehicle holds one or more properties, and you follow every one that makes up yours — with photos, stage and history — on the dashboard. Selecting and bidding are ours; transparency about what went in is yours.

How do I follow my investment?

On your dashboard, at any time — without having to ask. You sign in from your phone with a WhatsApp code, no password, and see your positions and capital account kept current: how much you contributed, how much was called, how much has been distributed and the realized result per sale. Fund updates live in a single feed and your investment documents in a data room organized by fund, SPV and property. Beyond the continuous access, we send a consolidated quarterly report.

Who manages the legal and title work after the auction?

Our team handles the entire "Quiet Title" process and legal clearing required for Tax Deeds. We ensure the property has a clean title and is ready for a traditional sale or financing, which significantly increases its exit value.

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