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For private investors

Deal flow has outrun our own capital

We find more good parcels in these corridors than we can fund alone. For a small number of private investors, that's the opportunity: secured or equity participation in specific, physical redevelopment projects.

How participation works

Three ways investors work with us

Which one fits depends on how much risk you want, how long you want your capital committed, and whether you'd rather have a fixed return or a share of the outcome.

Secured debt

You lend against a specific parcel and hold a recorded position in it. Defined rate, defined term, and collateral you can drive to and stand on.

Project equity

You participate in a single acquisition or build and share in the outcome. Higher upside, real risk, and full visibility into the underwriting before you commit.

Rolling participation

For repeat partners: capital that recycles into the next project as each one closes, with terms agreed once instead of renegotiated every time.

Specific terms — rate, term, security, split — are set per project and put in writing. Nothing on this page is an offer, and no terms are committed until both sides have documents in hand.

The underlying asset

Land in supply-constrained corridors

Arcadia, Paradise Valley, the Biltmore corridor and the better parts of Scottsdale share one thing: no one is making more of them. The lots are platted, the boundaries are fixed, and demand keeps arriving.

What creates the opportunity is that much of the housing stock on that land is sixty years old and functionally obsolete. The gap between what a parcel is worth with a 1961 ranch on it and what it's worth as a building site is where these projects live.

We are not speculating on appreciation. We're buying a specific parcel at a specific basis with a specific plan for what goes on it.

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Focus corridors
Recorded
Security on debt positions
Per-project
No blind pools

One project, one set of numbers

You see the specific parcel, what we paid, what we expect to spend, what comparable finished product has actually sold for, and what the downside case looks like. No blind pool.

Our capital is in it too

We don't syndicate deals we wouldn't fund ourselves. Pedro takes a position in the projects he brings to partners.

Collateral you can inspect

Every project is a physical parcel in a corridor you can visit on a Saturday morning. If you want to see it before you fund it, we'll meet you there.

Small circle, deliberately

We work with a limited number of private investors rather than raising broadly. That keeps communication direct and the relationship a real one.

What to expect

How a first conversation goes

  1. 01

    Introduction call

    What you're looking for, what you've done before, and whether debt or equity fits you better. No pitch.

  2. 02

    Project review

    When something suitable comes up, you get the parcel, the numbers and the plan — before any commitment.

  3. 03

    Documents

    Terms in writing, reviewed by your own counsel. We expect you to have someone look at it.

  4. 04

    Fund & report

    Capital goes to work on a specific site, and you get straight updates through to the exit.

Important

This page is informational only. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or investment. Any participation is made only through separate written agreements, may be limited to accredited investors, and involves risk including possible loss of principal. Past results do not predict future outcomes. Consult your own legal, tax and financial advisors before investing.

Start a conversation

Tell us what you're looking for

Pedro handles investor conversations personally. Expect a direct call, not a mailing list.

  • No obligation and no pressure
  • Real project numbers, not a glossy deck
  • Debt or equity — whichever fits you
  • Your information stays between us

Prefer to call?

(602) 316-1188

By submitting, you agree to be contacted about investment opportunities. This is not an offer to sell securities. Nothing here is investment advice.