Preferred Equity Capital 

Ethical Growth Capital with Fixed Returns — No Interest. No Debt. No Dilution.

Looking to fuel your next real estate project without taking on high-cost debt or giving up control? Our Preferred Equity Program is designed to provide flexible, fixed-return capital — with zero interest, no compounding, and no pressure from banks or lenders.

We invest alongside you, without voting rights or management interference — just clean, clear terms that support your project’s success.

What You Get

• Capital Amounts: $1M – $20M

• Fixed Return: Pre-agreed margin (e.g. 12–18%) — no compounding, no interest

• Term Length: 12–36 months (extendable to 48 months if needed)

• Payout: At project exit, property resale, or scheduled repurchase

• Exit Options:

  • Buyback at a fixed price

  • Waterfall distribution after refinance or sale

Key Benefits

• No interest or late penalties

• No lien or mortgage

• No loss of ownership or control

• Priority return before common equity shares in profits

• Fully faith based-aligned and interest-free

Ideal For:

• Value-add real estate projects

• Stabilized rental portfolios

• Rescue or turnaround capital

• Partner buyouts or ownership restructuring

• Developers avoiding traditional loans or equity dilution

How It Works
We fund your project as a Limited Partner, and or General Partner (LP/GP). You retain full control. We agree on a fixed return at the beginning, and you repay it once the project is stabilized, refinanced, or sold.
All participation is structured using ethical, trade-based models such as:

• Sechirut (שְׂכִירוּת) or Mekhirah b'Tnai (Conditional Sale with Lease): A rental arrangement or conditional sale where the investor retains ownership and leases usage to the operator — aligned with Torah rules prohibiting interest but allowing rent as compensation for use.

• Shaliach (שָׁלִיחַ) or Iska Model (Partnership-Agency LP-GP blend): A halachic agency model where a "Shaliach" (agent) manages a venture or investment for the principal. Common in the Hetter Iska, it converts what would be interest into shared profit using agency and conditional liability.

• Mekach (מקח) or Iska-Based Fixed Sale (fixed-margin resale): A transparent markup sale, permitted in Jewish law, where a good is purchased and resold at a declared profit. This is aligned with biblical trade practices, where gain comes from sale, not from time-based interest.
   

No interest. No compounding. Just clear outcomes and aligned success.