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Real estate collateral on every note

Every position The CEO Fund holds is a first-lien, secured by underlying property, structured through JV, tenant-in-common, LLC, or trust.

Close-up of a signed loan agreement on a wooden desk, representative of the first-lien contracts backing the fund
What ABS means inside the fund

The paper is only good because the real estate is

The CEO Fund's positions can be structured as joint venture, partnership, lender, creditor, tenant-in-common, trust, or LLC membership interests. In every case, the recovery path leads back to the same place: the physical property.

The fund can hold notes long term for cash flow or resell into the secondary market for profit. Either way, the collateral is real, deeded, and inspected.

Security specs

  • First-lien priority on every position
  • Foreclosure rights preserved from acquisition
  • Ownership vehicles: JV, partnership, TIC, trust, LLC
  • Exit paths: hold for cash flow, or resell into secondary market
Why real estate backing matters

Three protections in every position

First-lien priority

Fund is paid first from proceeds if the property is sold or foreclosed.

Physical recovery

If the borrower cannot pay, the fund takes the real estate itself.

Multiple exit paths

Hold for cash flow, sell into the secondary market, or restructure.

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