Working disclosures
Understand the risk before the opportunity.
These are planning disclosures for a concept-stage website. Qualified securities counsel must prepare and approve definitive offering disclosures before public use or solicitation.
Concept-stage information
Fund the Fix, its structure, manager, economics, policies, and offering terms remain under development. Website statements may change and should not be relied upon as definitive, complete, or legally operative.
No guarantee
All target returns, timelines, distributions, redemptions, and liquidity features are illustrative only. There is no guarantee of any return, distribution, return of principal, month-four payment, or exit within one year. Results may be lower, zero, or negative.
Loss of principal
Private real estate investments are speculative and involve a high degree of risk. Investors must be able to bear the loss of some or all invested capital and should not invest funds needed for near-term expenses.
Illiquidity and transfer restrictions
Interests are expected to be illiquid, privately offered, and subject to transfer restrictions. No public market is expected. Withdrawals or redemptions may be unavailable, delayed, limited, suspended, or denied.
Leverage and senior debt
Properties are expected to use senior hard-money financing. Leverage magnifies losses. Senior lenders have priority, may impose covenants and fees, and may foreclose or exercise remedies if obligations are not met.
Renovation and construction risk
Projects may experience hidden conditions, contractor failures, cost overruns, material price changes, permitting delays, inspection issues, weather, theft, damage, and schedule extensions.
Market and disposition risk
Property values and buyer demand can decline. A property may sell for less than expected or may not sell within the planned period. Interest rates, inventory, credit conditions, insurance, taxes, and local market changes can affect results.
Concentration and diversification
An initial $1 million fund may hold a limited number of properties, geographies, operators, lenders, or strategies. A problem in one project may have a material effect on the fund.
Operator and key-person risk
The strategy depends substantially on Jeff Harris and the future manager. Illness, unavailability, disputes, insufficient staffing, judgment errors, or loss of key relationships could impair execution.
Conflicts and related parties
The final structure may involve fees, reimbursements, affiliates, related-party services, or competing opportunities. These matters require documented policies and complete disclosure.
Valuation and performance information
Working project figures have not been audited. Reported sale prices require documentary support. Gross spread is not net profit and excludes financing, carrying, closing, selling, fund, and tax costs. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Tax and regulatory risk
Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change. Securities, real estate, lending, marketing, privacy, and other laws may apply. Investors should consult their own qualified advisers.
Forward-looking statements
Plans, targets, projections, estimates, and expected outcomes are forward-looking and subject to assumptions and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially.
Definitive documents control
If an offering is later made, it may be made only through definitive documents delivered to eligible investors. Those documents, as executed, will control over this site and all preliminary discussions.
Draft for legal review. Last working update: October 1, 2026.