07/17/2026
Most real estate investments lock your capital up for 5, 7, sometimes 10 years.
This one doesn't.
I'm working on a project in La Quinta that has a 15 to 18 month cycle; from land acquisition through construction to sale. That's it.
Capital in, home built, home sold, capital returned with good returns.
Here's why that timeline matters:
A shorter hold period doesn't mean less return. It means your capital is working harder per unit of time. A strong return earned in 15 months annualizes very differently than the same dollar return earned over 5 years.
And because the exit is a sale; not a refinance, not a fund wind-down, not a 10-year hold waiting for cap rate compression, there's no ambiguity about when you get paid. The home sells. Escrow closes. Distributions go out.
The cycle also means capital is recyclable. Investors who participated in Project 2 can participate in Project 3. Then Project 4.
Each project is discrete; you evaluate it on its own merits, commit if it works for you, and get your capital back at close.
La Quinta. Tradition Golf Club. $5M+ custom luxury homes. Builder with 500+ homes of experience. Current 2026 comps at $1,200 per square foot.
15 to 18 months. Then done.
If you're a qualified investor who has been watching long-hold real estate funds with frustration, this structure was designed for you.
Accredited investors only. DM me.
"Accredited investors only; individual net worth $1M+ or income $200K+/year."