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Most accredited investors are still watching their net worth swing 10%, 20%, sometimes 40% in a single quarter chasing yield in equities that pay 1–2% and REITs correlated to the same market they’re trying to escape.
There is a better way. As a mortgage note holder, you become the bank. You collect the principal and interest payments every month, secured by real property. No tenants. No repairs. No property tax bills. No 3 a.m. maintenance calls.
The CEO Fund lets accredited investors participate in a professionally managed portfolio of performing mortgage notes the same asset class banks build their balance sheets on.
Borrower payments are collected and distributed to investors on a monthly basis.
Preferred return classes from 6% up to 12% – well above most fixed-income alternatives.
Every note is secured by a lien on physical U.S. property. Your capital is not just paper.
No tenants to screen, no repairs to manage, no bookkeeping. The Fund does the work.
Cash flow from mortgage notes doesn’t move with the S&P 500 or the daily headlines.
Notes can be sold or refinanced, providing flexibility inside a professionally managed portfolio.
You’re the lender, not the landlord. Zero property management, zero vacancy risk on your end.
The borrower owns and maintains the property. You collect the payment.
Those obligations sit with the borrower. Your yield is not eroded by carrying costs.
Fund units qualify for self-directed IRA and Solo 401(k) accounts – tax-advantaged compounding.
Mortgage notes remain overlooked by retail investors – a persistent institutional edge.
Reinvest distributions to compound preferred returns instead of taking monthly checks.
The Fund sources first-position mortgages nationwide with attractive risk-adjusted yields and conservative loan-to-value ratios.
Principal and interest payments flow into the Fund. When borrowers refinance or sell, payoffs generate additional profit.
Investors receive their preferred return each month – deposited directly to your account, or auto-reinvested via DRIP.
First-position notes on stabilized apartment complexes in growth markets.
Individual home mortgages with strong borrower profiles and equity cushions.
One of the most resilient affordable-housing segments in the country.
Secured debt on cash-flowing retail, office, and mixed-use properties.
Government-backed liens providing defensive, high-priority income.
Short-term loans to professional real estate investors and developers.
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We source performing mortgage notes nationwide through institutional channels, focused on strong risk-adjusted returns.
We actively monitor payments, property condition, and market trends – resolving issues before they impact yield.
The portfolio is continuously evaluated for reposition, resale, or refinance opportunities to maximize returns.
Diversified across geographies and asset classes, with conservative underwriting and hedging where appropriate.
Carlo Turner is the Managing Member of The CEO Fund and a Certified Note Investing Specialist. He directly oversees the acquisition, financing, development, and delivery of every asset in the Fund alongside his partners.
Prior to founding The CEO Fund, Carlo worked as a Financier in the capital markets including roles as an Investment Banker across commodities, stocks, and bonds. He has traveled extensively representing substantial holdings of wealthy clients and has consulted CFOs and hedge-fund managers in the trade and acquisition of securities in excess of $100M.
“Most investors don’t realize that owning the mortgage not the property – is what actually builds generational wealth. That’s the entire thesis of this Fund.”
| THE CEO FUND | S&P 500 | DIRECT RENTALS | PUBLIC REITS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preferred yield | 8–14% | ~1.5% | 5–7% | 3–5% |
| Backed by real property | Yes | No | Yes | Indirect |
| Monthly income | Yes | Quarterly | Yes | Quarterly |
| Tenant management | None | N/A | Yours | None |
| Correlated with stock market | No | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Suitable for IRA / 401(k) | Yes | Yes | Complex | Yes |
Distributions and capital balance emailed each month.
Investor portal for tracking capital, returns, and documents (launching 2026).
Talk to the fund manager. Not a call center. Not an app.
Per SEC Rule 501, an accredited investor is generally an individual with earned income exceeding $200,000 (or $300,000 with a spouse) in each of the past two years, or a net worth over $1 million excluding primary residence. Certain professional certifications also qualify.
Preferred returns are calculated and distributed monthly. You can receive distributions to your bank account or elect to reinvest them via our DRIP program for compounding.
The minimum subscription is $50,000 (10 units at $5,000 each). Additional capital contributions may be made in increments as small as $5,000 once you are an investor.
Capital is subject to a 24-month lock-in period. After that, redemptions may be requested with 60 days’ written notice and are subject to Manager approval based on Fund liquidity.
The management fee is 0.15% monthly (3% annually) of total capital invested in the Fund. The Managing Member is also eligible for reimbursement of general and administrative costs.
The DRIP allows you to automatically reinvest your monthly preferred returns back into the Fund, compounding your position over time instead of taking cash distributions.
Yes. Fund units qualify for self-directed IRA and Solo 401(k) accounts, which allows tax-advantaged compounding of your preferred returns.
All investments carry risk, including loss of principal. Mortgage note investments carry borrower default risk, real estate market risk, interest rate risk, and liquidity risk during the lock-up period. Please review the full Private Placement Memorandum before investing.