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Here’s what Seven Peak Income Fund II actually does.We pool capital from accredited investors and put it to work in shor...
07/24/2026

Here’s what Seven Peak Income Fund II actually does.

We pool capital from accredited investors and put it to work in short-term, first-lien loans on residential real estate — originated and serviced by our operating partner, DeMok Capital.

The borrowers are experienced operators buying, renovating, and reselling houses. They need capital faster than a bank moves. We lend it, secured in first position against the property, typically under 75% of value. They pay interest monthly. They repay principal when the house sells — on average in about six months.

That interest is where your return comes from.

✔️ 10% target preferred return — paid monthly
✔️ 50/50 profit split above the pref — paid quarterly
✔️ No management fee at the fund level
✔️ $50,000 minimum · 12-month lockup
✔️ Live dashboard access — every loan, every payoff, updated in real time
✔️ K-1 reporting

The book we invest behind:
50 loans originated.
$16.3M.
Zero principal losses to date.

Debt, not equity. Real collateral behind every dollar. Income you can actually plan around.

If monthly income secured by real property is the piece your portfolio is missing, that’s the conversation to have.

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Accredited investors only. Not an offer to sell securities — any offer is made only through the Fund’s Private Placement Memorandum. Targeted returns are objectives, not guarantees. Track record reflects DeMok Capital’s lending book; Seven Peak Income Fund II is newly formed and has no operating history. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

Seven Peak Income Fund II lends short-term, first-lien capital to experienced fix-and-flip operators - senior-secured lo...
07/17/2026

Seven Peak Income Fund II lends short-term, first-lien capital to experienced fix-and-flip operators - senior-secured loans backed by real property, not paper.

Borrowers pay interest every month. You collect your share every month.

✔️ First-lien collateral on every loan
✔️ Sub-75% LTV — a 25%+ equity cushion sits ahead of your capital
✔️ Personal guarantee from every borrower
✔️ 44.07% manager co-investment — our capital sits beside yours

Target: 13–15% net annual, anchored by a 10% cumulative preferred return paid monthly.

Operating-partner track record to date: $15.57M originated · 47 loans · zero principal losses. (Past performance does not guarantee future results.)

Open-ended fund, rolling subscriptions. The reservation list is open.

Accredited investors — link in bio or DM “PEAK” for the PPM.

Where does senior-secured private credit fit in your portfolio?

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Reg D 506(c). Accredited investors only. Not an offer to sell securities; any offer is made solely through the Private Placement Memorandum. Targeted returns are projections, not guarantees.

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Everyone calls cash the safe choice.Here’s what “safe” actually costs.$100,000 sitting in cash — eroded at 3% a year, th...
07/01/2026

Everyone calls cash the safe choice.

Here’s what “safe” actually costs.

$100,000 sitting in cash — eroded at 3% a year, the long-run inflation average — quietly bleeds $26,258 in purchasing power over a decade.

Same number on the statement. A quarter of its value, gone.

And 3% is the polite version.

Inflation’s running 4.2% right now — a three-year high. The real erosion is faster than the chart shows.

Cash isn’t standing still. It’s losing in slow motion.

Reserves are non-negotiable. Liquidity is oxygen — nobody should be fully deployed.

But past a certain point, “safe” money stops protecting you and starts financing everyone who put theirs to work.

How much of your cash is actually reserve — and how much is just fear earning nothing?

Seven Peak Capital has made its first executive hire.Please welcome our new COO. Chief Obstruction Officer.We’ve never h...
06/24/2026

Seven Peak Capital has made its first executive hire.

Please welcome our new COO. Chief Obstruction Officer.

We’ve never had someone derail this many meetings and keep their job.

His track record:
✔️ Operational influence — nothing on the calendar happens without his sign-off
✔️ Due diligence — conducted exclusively by mouth
✔️ Liquidity — concerning. Constant. Often without warning
✔️ Stakeholder management — has made grown adults cry, then forgiven them instantly
✔️ Availability — 24/7, whether you want it or not

Compensation is fully equity. Vesting schedule: 18 years. No clawback — we checked.

He doesn’t read the deck. He doesn’t return emails. He once ate part of the term sheet and we let it slide.

And somehow he’s still the most important position in the entire portfolio.

Big thanks to one of our investors for hooking Beckham up with his first piece of Seven Peak merch. We start onboarding early around here.

Every deal, every late night, every model I’ve ever built — it rolls up to him.

Who are you really building for?

The US stock market is the most expensive it’s been in nearly a century.Here’s the number nobody wants to look at.Warren...
06/18/2026

The US stock market is the most expensive it’s been in nearly a century.

Here’s the number nobody wants to look at.

Warren Buffett once called it “the best single measure of where valuations stand”: total US stock market value ÷ the size of the economy.

Right now it’s flashing red.

The reading sits near 230% — meaning stocks are worth roughly 2.3x the entire US economy.

For context:

→ Buffett once called 75–90% “reasonable,” and over 120% overvalued
→ The dot-com bubble peaked around 140% on this measure
→ We’re now ~65% above the long-term trend — about 2 standard deviations above normal

By this metric, the market has rarely — if ever — been this expensive.

Now the honest caveats, because I’m not a doomer:

→ US companies earn far more revenue overseas than they did decades ago, which inflates the ratio
→ It’s a useless short-term timing tool — markets can stay expensive for years
→ “Overvalued” has never meant “crash tomorrow”

And then the question none of us can actually answer:

Are we in the early innings of an AI productivity wave that rewrites what these companies are worth?

Maybe. The capital pouring into AI is staggering. If even half of it lands, today’s “expensive” might look cheap in ten years.

Or maybe it’s 1999 with better marketing.

I wish I knew. I don’t. And neither does anyone posting confident predictions on your feed.

Here’s what I do know: at these levels, you’re paying a premium for every future dollar of earnings. “Just buy the index and chill” was a great plan at 100%.

It’s a very different bet at 230%.

I’m not telling you to sell. I own equities and I’ll keep owning them.

I’m telling you that betting your entire future on one version of it — when even the optimists are guessing — is a choice, not a strategy.

So I hold the index.
I hold real estate.
I hold private credit.
I hold cash-flowing hard assets.

Not because I’ve called the winner. Because I’ve admitted I can’t.

The wealthiest people I know aren’t the best forecasters. They’re the best hedged.

If AI keeps booming — are you positioned to benefit? And if it doesn’t — are you positioned to survive it?

The wealthiest investors in the world don’t invest like you.And the gap isn’t subtle.TIGER 21 is an invitation-only grou...
06/17/2026

The wealthiest investors in the world don’t invest like you.

And the gap isn’t subtle.

TIGER 21 is an invitation-only group of 1,450+ members.

Minimum to join: $20M in investable assets.

Collectively, they manage over $165 billion.

Every year, each member stands in front of their peers and “defends” their entire portfolio. Assets. Liabilities. Every dollar.

So we get a rare, honest look at how real money is actually positioned.

Here’s where it sits today:

Private equity → ~28%
Real estate → ~28%
Public equities → ~24%

More than half their wealth is in private assets.

Now look at the average investor.

The typical portfolio is the mirror image — almost everything in public stocks and bonds. Private real estate and private equity? Often a rounding error. Frequently zero.

Same markets.

Opposite playbook.

The ultra-wealthy aren’t chasing the next hot ticker. They’re buying control, cash flow, and access — assets the public market never offers them.

They treat private real estate as a foundation, not a side bet.

That’s not because they’re smarter.

It’s because they understand one thing most people never get told:

Public markets are where you store wealth.

Private markets are where you build it.

The average investor was never given the door.

The wealthy walked through it decades ago.

If your portfolio looks nothing like theirs — is that a choice you made, or a door no one showed you?

$33,736.13 wired to investors this week 💸Seven Peak Income Fund I deploys capital into first-position loans secured by r...
05/13/2026

$33,736.13 wired to investors this week 💸

Seven Peak Income Fund I deploys capital into first-position loans secured by real estate.

The structure:

✔️ 10% annual preferred return

✔️ 50/50 profit split above the pref

✔️ Targeting 14–15% annualized returns

✔️ Quarterly distributions

✔️ Liquidity options after 12 months

Most real estate equity deals lock your capital up for 5 to 7 years.

Our LPs get strong cash flow now — backed by first-lien collateral — with flexibility most syndications can’t offer.

Institutional-grade returns.

Without institutional-grade lockups.

Comment “CALL” or DM me to learn more.

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Reg D, Rule 506(c). Accredited investors only. Not an offer to sell securities. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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76700-76799

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