REAL ESTATE DEBT FUND FOR VERIFIED ACCREDITED INVESTORS
Build income for your future.
Help real estate entrepreneurs move properties forward.
Your investment can pursue current income while joining other investors in financing short-duration residential real estate loans through Rehab Wallet. It is a practical way to work toward your own goals while helping experienced borrowers acquire and improve real properties.
Preferred returns are not guaranteed. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal and illiquidity. Any offer is made only through official offering documents.
OPERATING CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 2020
Your financial goals deserve more than a promise. They deserve a record you can examine.
Since 2020, individual investments have worked together inside one lending strategy.
Investor principal in the debt fund has not been lost since operations began in 2020.
Investor distributions have continued without suspension throughout the debt fund’s operating history.
All capital-return requests have been completed within 90 days as per the offering documents.
*These claims are accurate as of August 3, 2026, for PIC Fund I, LLC, the investing entity for the Real Estate Debt Fund.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Your goals and real property work can move forward together.
Renovating a residential property takes capable operators—and capital that can move with the project. The fund pools investor capital across a diversified portfolio of short-duration loans secured by residential real estate. Borrowers use those loans to acquire and improve properties, while the interest they pay supports the fund’s income potential. Your investment is not a donation. It is passive participation in a real lending strategy built around collateral, borrower experience, and disciplined loan sizing.
Explore the complete lending strategy →Loans are generally secured by first-position liens, supported by valuation, title protection, borrower review, and other underwriting safeguards.
Loans are generally structured for six to nine months, allowing capital to be recycled as borrowers repay.
Capital is spread across portfolio loans rather than tied to the outcome of one property or borrower.
STRUCTURE MATTERS
A structure designed to keep your capital closer to the loan portfolio.
The fund is designed without borrowing at the fund level. That avoids an additional creditor ahead of investors and removes leverage-driven margin calls, refinancing pressure, and amplification of portfolio losses. It does not make the investment risk-free.
THE OPERATING PLATFORM
Many investors. One established platform putting capital to work loan by loan.
Rehab Wallet serves as the fund’s exclusive borrower-facing platform. Together, investor capital supports a repeatable lending process managed in house—from origination and borrower communication through repayment or asset resolution.
Historical snapshots from the June 2026 investment summary; figures may have changed and are not guarantees of future performance.
Originations
Borrower relationships, deal intake, underwriting coordination, and closing execution.
Loan servicing
Payment administration, draw management, borrower communication, and portfolio monitoring.
Compliance
Internal oversight, documentation standards, controls, and proactive issue monitoring.
REO management
Foreclosure coordination, property oversight, rehabilitation decisions, and disposition strategy when required.
THE REHAB WALLET TEAM
Real people guide every stage of the lending lifecycle.
Behind every loan is a team responsible for origination, servicing, portfolio strategy, compliance, borrower relationships, and asset resolution.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD INVESTOR JOURNEY
You should understand where your money goes—and what the investment asks of you.
Start with the facts
Study the official memorandum, terms, fees, liquidity provisions, risks, and independently audited financial statements.
Make it personal
Consider an investment amount and whether receiving or compounding monthly returns fits your financial plan.
Stay connected
Receive investor communications and evaluate future capital needs in accordance with the fund’s liquidity terms.
MEET INVESTOR RELATIONS
A real conversation before you make a financial decision.
You do not have to sort through the opportunity alone. Connect with the team that helps investors understand the fund, review the process, and get straightforward answers.
INVESTOR ELIGIBILITY
Your plan is personal. The progress we finance is shared.
If current income potential, short-duration real estate lending, and an established operating platform align with your goals, take the next step at your own pace. This Rule 506(c) offering is available only to verified accredited investors who understand the risks of private investments and will review the official offering documents before making a decision.
LEARN BEFORE YOU DECIDE
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