Investment Structure

Understanding the legal structure, capital stack, and investor protections for the 1710 9th Street first-lien debt offering.

How This Works

1

Invest Through an LLC

Qualified investors contribute capital to a special purpose LLC formed specifically to hold the first-lien note on the 1710 9th Street property.

  • Minimum investment: $100,000
  • Accredited investor verification required
  • Ownership percentage based on capital contributed

Special Purpose LLC

The LLC holds the first-lien position, protecting all investor capital with senior debt status.

7% Interest-Only

Monthly distributions starting 60 days post-investment, paid directly to LLC members based on ownership percentage.

2

Monthly Income Distributions

The LLC receives monthly interest-only payments at 7% annually from NhaLon LLC (property owner, Anh Daniel - Managing Member) and distributes to investors pro-rata starting 60 days after investment closing.

Example:

$100,000 investment = $583/month = $7,000/year in interest income

3

Principal Returned at Maturity

At the end of the 36-month term (January 31, 2029), the borrower repays the full principal via balloon payment, and investors receive their original capital back.

  • Full principal repayment at balloon
  • First-lien protection throughout term
  • Multiple collateral parcels secure the debt

Capital Protection

Senior lien position means investor capital is protected ahead of all other equity and debt.

Understanding the Capital Stack

1st Position

Investor LLC (This Offering)

$1.5M
↓ Protected by first lien

2nd Position

NhaLon LLC Equity (Sponsor Capital)

$1.5M

The sponsor's $1.5M sits behind the first lien. This means:

  • Investor capital must be repaid first
  • Sponsor has real skin in the game
  • Aligned incentives for repayment

Legal Compliance

Securities Regulation

This offering is structured in compliance with federal and state securities laws under Regulation D.

  • Private placement exemption
  • Accredited investor requirements
  • Full disclosure documentation

Real Estate Security

The first-lien note is secured by properly recorded deeds of trust on all collateral properties.

  • First-lien deed of trust recorded
  • Title insurance policy
  • Multiple parcels as collateral

Ready to Learn More?

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