Family of Funds
Pacific Private Money recognizes that there exists a wealth of investment options to choose from. For investors looking for alternative investment funds that avoid the volatility of the stock market or the modest growth of traditional retirement investments such as an IRA, we offer four distinct, secure, high-yield investment funds, depending on your desired level of involvement.
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Pacific Freedom Fund |
Pacific Opportunity Fund | North Star Capital Fund |
Pacific Southwest Note Fund |
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Financial Strategy | Short-term mortgages for resale |
A mortgage REIT Fund | California construction loans |
Discounted seller carry-back notes |
Financial Objective | 7%-9%* | 10%+ | 9%-10% | 8.0% |
Preferred Return | 7.0% Fixed | 8.0% | 8.0% | 8.0% Fixed |
Minimum Investment | $250,000* | $100,000 | $100,000 | $50,000 |
Lockup Period | Not Enforced | 12 months | 12 months | Not Enforced |
Liquidation Terms | 30 Day Notice | 30 Day Notice | 30 Day Notice | 30 Day Notice |
Distribution Schedule | Monthly | Quarterly | Quarterly | Monthly |
Use of Leverage | No | Limited | Up to 33% | Optional, to 25% |
Assets Under Management | $50M | $1M | $32M | $4M |
Fund Launch Date | May 2020 | Jan 2023 | July 2020 | August 2020 |
Learn More | Learn More | Learn More | Learn More |
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Track Record
2200
Loans Funded
1900
Loans Paid Off
0
Loan Losses
$1.3B
Deployed Since 2008
<1%
Loan Default Rate
7.5%+
Average Annual Yields Paid to Investors
Pacific Private Money funds, on average, 20-30 loans per month. Below are a few of our recently funded loans.
$680,000
Fix & Flip
LTV | 52% |
Term | 12 months |
Location | Oakland Hills, CA |
Lien Position | 1st |
$245,000
Commercial
LTV | 37% |
Term | 18 months |
Location | Oakland, CA |
Lien Position | 1st |
$330,000
Non-Owner Occupied, Rehab
LTV | 70% |
Term | 11 months |
Location | Pittsburgh, CA |
Lien Position | 2nd |
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FAQ
Find answers to common questions about alternative investment funds. These high yield funds can be a great way to diversify your portfolio . Looking for more info? Explore our in-depth FAQ, covering a variety of topics.
What are alternative investment fund types?
In essence, Alt investments are alternatives to traditional stock, bonds, CD’s and money market accounts. A major difference is that traditional investments are traded on a securities exchange, and most alternative investments are non-traded. These Alt’s are offered directly to investors through broker-dealers, financial advisors or direct from the company offering the investment. Popular Alt’s today include non-traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT)s, Limited Partnerships, Private Placements and real estate-secured deeds. We offer two types of alternative investments, a family of private placement mortgage funds and individual trust deeds. These high yield investment funds and trust deeds can be an important component of a well-performing portfolio. Real estate debt-secured investments offer certain safety and security features that can limit downside in the event of a major market correction.
What is a private placement alternative investment?
A private placement is a type of security that is exempt from full registration under federal securities law. Private placements provide investors with disclosure information through an offering memorandum. This disclosure document, often referred to as private placement memorandum, includes a summary of the offering terms, risks associated with the investment and a full description of the issuing company.
Should I invest in trust deeds or mortgage pool funds?
Which type is best for you depends on your personal investment profile. Alternative funds are a more passive investment, while investing in trust deeds requires active involvement. Another key difference is control. With a mortgage fund, control of how capital is invested resides with the manager. With trust deeds, the investor decides which loan to purchase. Moving some of your profits from traditional investment types to high yielding funds and trust deeds can be one method to re-balance a portfolio.
How is your risk diversified in a High Yield Fund?
High yield investment funds spread the risk over all of the loans in the portfolio. If a borrower defaults on a loan in the fund, this will generally not make a significant impact on the shareholder earnings. This is a result of the risk spread over a great number of loans rather than one.
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