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Our
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From our first property in 2013, our experience has grown from 14 units to more than 250 units. 

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It has been a blessed journey, with us starting out in Phoenix, in what was then one of the worst-hit cities from the Great Recession, to now, the best performing city coming out of COVID-19. 

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We look to continue our journey, increase the markets we operate in, and grow our portfolio of successes with the blessing of our Lord, and the prayers of our partners.

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Follow us through the years: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2021, 2022.

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You'll note our focus on good, central locations which remain desirable during booms or busts. Everyone wants to stay close to a good school, in a good neighborhood, or close to a supermarket regardless of good or bad times. The prospects of a well-located property keep improving as well, as investments from retail, office, or other developments keep pouring in. 

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You may also note our lack of deals in 2018 or 2020, we prefer to err on the side of caution, and are disciplined and considered in our acquisitions. As a Co-Founder says, "we can afford not to make money, but we cannot afford to lose money."

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We invest prudently, because we value the trust, hopes, and future plans that our partners' investments represent for themselves, and their future generations.

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Learn more about how we invest, we'd love to speak with you today.

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2013

Our Co-Founders scoured the States looking for a personal investment, and landed in Phoenix, Arizona. We found a buy-and-hold property, the Estates at Medlock, to learn the ropes, and were blessed with a great property manager, and broker. We reached our price target in 3 years vs our initial 5-year projection, more than doubling our partners' investment.

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2014

Blessed with a great first property, we went on to acquire the Estates at Arcadia, our first fix-and-flip. In 18 months, the 14-unit property was turned and sold. Almost tripling our partners' investment.

This year, we also acquired our 3rd property, the 13-unit Sanctuary in Tempe, of which we remain proud owners, having refinanced and returning all invested capital, and more than tripling the property's value.

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2015

Our 4th project, the Irving was located just two blocks away from Downtown Mesa. This 20-unit apartment community is full of fond memories for us, with tenants whom we connected with. We sold this property during COVID-19, but even then, nearly doubled our partners' investments.

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2016

We acquired our 5th and 6th properties this year: the Oasis on Hayward (26 units), and Springleaf in Tempe (22 units)

The Oasis was located in North Central Phoenix, adjacent to a strip mall, and across from a light-rail station.

Springleaf was located at the back of the then under-construction Nexa, under a mile to Arizona State University's main campus.

We sold both during COVID-19, and in spite of that, more than doubled our investors' money at Oasis, and met our target pricing at Springleaf. 

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2017

Our 7th property, Palette, came to us as a result of us owning the Sanctuary. The Palette was just at the back of Sanctuary, under a mile to Arizona State University, and a couple of blocks to the then newly constructed Whole Foods.

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2019

We acquired our 8th and 9th properties this year, Aces on Apache (32 units), and Gem (29 units) in Central Phoenix.

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2021

We remained active during COVID-19, as we sold 4 properties, our partners trusted us with their capital and gains, and we acquired our 10th and 11th properties. 

Left Bank Lofts, our first project in Portland, 12 generously sized units, steps from the Max Line, shopping, and delightful restaurants.

Big Sky in Surprise, 34 wonderful townhomes in the fastest-growing city in Arizona.

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2022

We acquired our 12th property, Eden on Everett, a lovingly restored 10-unit property in Downtown Portland, with a Walkscore of 99, and the 2nd most desirable zipcode in the State of Oregon.

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