Our current pilot offers investors a target return of 22-28% APR, paid through secured, amortizing notes backed by real estate and 30% equity stake in the properties.
The debt portion is fixed, contractually agreed upon, and secured by each underlying property. The equity returns is variable, depending on the performance of the assets.
Investors receive payments monthly, tied to the performance of the underlying Installment Contracts.
Yes — the lender receives a fixed, preferred return before any Castle Project profit.
The pilot structure uses amortized payments with predictable repayment schedules.
Yes — the first pilot can be co-funded by multiple investors, with minimum checks typically $250,000. There will be separate capital raising for additional pilots using Fractional, the minimum will be $20,000.
Yes — capital partners may fund multiple cohorts or scale into Castle Fund I.
All investments are secured by first-position liens on each property acquired in the pilot.
Yes. Each home has a recorded lien in your favor, held in trust for efficiency.
A neutral third-party trustee holds title and documents on behalf of the investor.
Yes — every acquisition includes lender title insurance.
Yes — you are added as loss payee on every property’s insurance policy.
Insurance proceeds are used to repair, replace, or cover investor owed balances.
We screen for:
• Verified income
• Payment-to-income ratios (≤ 35%)
• Stable rental history
• Commitment to ownership
We follow a structured process: communication → cure timeline → forfeiture → resale to new buyer.
Yes — homes are livable, and buyers handle improvements gradually.
Many stay long-term; however, some refinance or pay off early after 3–7 years.
Yes — most Castle buyers are rent-burdened, first-time homebuyers.
Both cities have:
• Abundant small-dollar homes
• Strong rental demand
• Affordable pricing
• Clear, predictable legal environments
We use a data-driven model: affordability, default history, rental demand, and supply of livable homes.
Yes — the roadmap includes additional Midwest and Southern cities.
The low monthly payment structure keeps affordability strong, and our underwriting focuses on stability, not credit scores.
Our model does not rely on appreciation. Returns come from payments, not resale value.
We maintain a buyer pipeline and a 3-month debt service reserve buffer.
We use state-compliant Installment Contracts and operate in multiple jurisdictions to reduce exposure.
The property is reassigned to a new buyer, and investors continue receiving payments from reserves or new buyer onboarding.
It is a state-regulated, fully disclosed contract where the buyer pays monthly toward ownership while Castle retains legal title until payoff.
A licensed third-party servicer handles payments, escrows, notices, and reporting.
Yes — taxes and insurance are escrowed and paid through servicing.
Servicing automatically pays these from escrow; buyers are required to maintain coverage.
Monthly portfolio statements including:
• Payment collections
• Delinquencies
• 30/60/90 reporting
• DSCR
• Property-specific notes
Monthly, plus quarterly roll-ups on pilot performance.
The long-term plan to scale from pilots → Castle Fund I → CastleOS → 10,000+ homes and a $500M–$1B platform valuation.
Our planned technology platform for acquisitions, servicing, compliance tracking, and investor reporting.
Yes — Castle Fund I is targeted for launch after 2–3 successful pilots.
Absolutely — early partners receive priority access to additional pilots.

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