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Program II · Equity

The 50/50 Joint Venture Program.

Direct equity ownership in a single, identified Metro Detroit residence — paired with an operator that sources, renovates, leases, and manages the asset. Monthly cash flow, equity appreciation, depreciation, and a defined exit.

What Investors Receive

Cash flow, appreciation, and tax benefits — in one structure.

Monthly Cash Flow

Distributable cash from a stabilized, tenant-occupied residence — split 50/50 between investor and operator.

Equity Appreciation

Your share of price appreciation on an asset acquired below market and improved by an in-house licensed builder.

Depreciation Benefits

Pass-through depreciation on your equity share — meaningful tax shielding for the right investor profile.

Rent Escalations

Contractual rent escalations over the hold, with bias toward stable, owner-track tenancies.

Lease-Option Path

Where appropriate, the property is positioned for a lease-option or owner-occupant exit — converting a tenant into a buyer.

Lump-Sum Option Payout

On exercise of the buyer's option or sale, investors receive their share of proceeds as a lump-sum payout.

Deal Structure

How the venture is built.

Structure
Single-asset LLC · investor and operator as members
Equity Split
50% investor · 50% operator
Asset
One identified, single-family residence in Metro Detroit
Capital Stack
Investor equity · operator equity contribution and sweat equity · property-level financing where appropriate
Operator Responsibilities
Sourcing, underwriting, renovation, leasing, management, reporting, and disposition
Hold Period
Typically 3–7 years, dependent on exit pathway
Exit
Sale to owner-occupant, exercise of lease-option, or refinance event
Investor Eligibility
Accredited Investors and qualified Foreign Investor Partners
Venture Lifecycle

From capitalization to lump-sum payout.

01
Source & Underwrite

Operator identifies the asset, models scope and exit, and brings it to the investor for review.

02
Form & Capitalize

Single-asset LLC is formed, operating agreement signed, and capital contributed to closing.

03
Acquire & Renovate

Close on the asset and execute the renovation through the in-house licensed builder.

04
Lease & Stabilize

Place a qualified tenant or lease-option occupant and bring the property to stabilized cash flow.

05
Distribute & Report

Distribute investor share of monthly cash flow and report on operations each quarter.

06
Exit

Sell to owner-occupant, refinance, or close lease-option — investor receives lump-sum proceeds split.

Suitability

Who the venture is built for.

The 50/50 Joint Venture fits investors who want a tangible, identified real estate asset — and who value monthly distributable income alongside equity appreciation and tax benefits.

It is best suited to investors with a multi-year horizon, comfort with illiquidity over the hold period, and an appetite for operator-aligned equity rather than fixed-yield private credit.

This material is informational only and is not an offer to sell or solicitation to buy securities. All investments carry risk, including loss of principal.

Next Step

Walk a deal with the operator.

Begin with a private consultation. We'll review your objectives and walk a representative joint venture from acquisition through exit.