Investment strategy

Equity capital built for residential transformations.

The proposed fund would supply the equity beneath senior hard-money financing, giving Jeff Harris the capital base to acquire, renovate, and sell carefully selected residential properties.

What the fund is designed to do

Back the project, not an outside borrower.

Fund capital would be invested into property-owning entities controlled through the approved fund structure. It would not operate as a public hard-money lending platform.

Equity use

Acquisition equity

Down payments, closing needs, reserves, and other approved project-level uses.

Senior capital

Hard-money financing

Third-party lenders are expected to finance the remaining purchase price and approved renovation draws.

Execution

Hands-on operation

Jeff would source properties and lead renovation, listing, and disposition activity.

Target property profile

Focused on housing that can be improved and resold.

The working mandate targets single-family residences and residential properties containing two to four units. Final geography, price limits, leverage limits, and project concentration rules remain to be established.

Working acquisition lens

  • Defensible purchase basis
  • Documented renovation scope and budget
  • Supportable resale value and buyer demand
  • Senior financing available on acceptable terms
  • Contingency and carrying reserves
  • Clear renovation and disposition plan

Capital stack

Two sources. One property plan.

The precise structure will vary by property and lender. Fund equity remains subordinate to the senior lender and therefore bears meaningful loss risk.

FUND CAPITAL

Property equity and reserves

Investor capital supports the equity layer and approved reserves.

SENIOR LENDER

Acquisition and renovation debt

Independent hard-money financing is repaid before cash may return to the fund.

Risk discipline

Underwrite the downside before funding the upside.

  • Stress acquisition, renovation, timing, and resale assumptions
  • Require project budgets and decision records
  • Monitor draws, change orders, inspections, and schedule
  • Maintain fund-level and project-level reporting
  • Separate reported results from projected outcomes

These controls are proposed planning concepts. They are not yet final policies and do not eliminate investment risk.

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This working site does not accept subscriptions, reserve allocations, or guarantee investment terms.

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Working concept for a proposed New Hampshire residential fix-and-flip investment fund and management company.

Important disclosure

This private planning website is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any future offering may be made only through definitive documents prepared by qualified counsel and delivered to eligible investors. All investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Proposed target returns, distribution timing, and liquidity features are not guaranteed.

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