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Confidential investor materials. Not an offer to sell securities except as registered or exempt.

Florida · Build-to-rent · Residential

Tampa Build-to-Rent Communities

Institutionally managed single-family rental communities targeting lease-up and stabilized yield. Forward-looking; not a guarantee of results.

Illustrative cash flow uses this program’s published minimum with 7.2% of principal per month, 67% per year, and total/year in the metrics below. Hold shortens when you invest more. Updates via email. See the PPM for definitions.

Target metrics

Monthly inflow (7.2% / mo)1

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At published minimum

Annual inflow (67% / yr)1

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At published minimum

Total illustrative / year1

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12 × monthly + annual inflow

Minimum investment2

Subject to manager discretion

Illustrative hold3

Shorter when you invest more — see return snapshot

Strategy

Build-to-rent

Construction + lease-up

Important disclaimers for target metrics

Program overview

Build-to-rent combines single-family living preferences with institutional operations. Execution risk spans construction timing, cost overruns, and lease-up pace.

Underwriting reflects phased funding, hard-cost contingencies, and stabilized occupancy assumptions. Investors receive detail only in executed offering materials.

Illustrative capitalization emphasis

Simplified educational stack only—not a current offering circular. Percentages are illustrative and rounded for discussion; they are not live capitalization data for any specific vehicle unless the same figures appear in your executed documents.

Offering highlights

  • Designed for residents seeking low-maintenance single-family product with professional management.
  • Construction and lease-up milestones tied to draw schedules in governing documents.
  • Revenue concentration in rental income; ancillary income may be limited.
  • Liquidity is limited; no assurance of secondary market for interests.
  • Weather and climate events may disrupt operations or increase capex.

Market context

Florida markets can experience rapid supply cycles; insurance, wind, and flood considerations can affect both costs and insurability.

  • Population growth has supported housing demand; competing communities can delay lease-up.
  • Construction labor and materials volatility can erode budgeted margins.
  • Regulatory and insurance changes may affect operating expenses materially.

Investment rationale

Demographics

Household formation and migration patterns inform rent growth assumptions.

Operational scale

Institutional operators seek purchasing power and branding efficiencies across communities.

Execution

Timely certificate of occupancy and punch-list completion affect return timing.