Investment structures vary according to capital commitment, investment duration, available transactions, underlying asset economics, and investor objectives.

Opportunities may include interest-bearing investment notes, qualifying secured structures, and select equity participation arrangements.

Most note-based opportunities are structured near a 10% annualized interest rate, although available structures may range from approximately 6% to 18% depending on investment size, duration, transaction economics, and deal availability.

All material investment terms are established through definitive written documentation before capital is committed.

Once investment documentation is executed and capital is funded, Acre Shield Capital assumes responsibility for the operational execution of the applicable real estate strategy.

Depending on the investment structure, capital may be deployed toward acquisition, renovation, repositioning, transactional costs, marketing, disposition, or other activities associated with qualified real estate opportunities.

Investors are not responsible for sourcing properties, negotiating acquisitions, managing contractors, supervising renovations, marketing properties, or coordinating dispositions.

Capital deployment is driven by the firm's acquisition criteria and underwriting process.

Prospective transactions are evaluated based on factors such as acquisition basis, estimated project costs, property condition, market liquidity, projected disposition value, anticipated margins, execution requirements, and overall risk-adjusted economics.

The objective is to allocate capital selectively rather than deploy funds simply because capital is available.

Most Acre Shield Capital investment notes are structured with terms of approximately one to two years.

Certain opportunities may have shorter or longer durations where the underlying real estate strategy or transaction economics support a different structure.

The applicable term, maturity date, payment provisions, and other material conditions are established in the investment documents before funding.

Returns are governed exclusively by the definitive documentation associated with each investment.

Certain note-based structures may establish contractual principal repayment and interest obligations. Where a guarantee is provided, its scope and terms will be expressly documented in the applicable agreement.

No website description, target return, historical structure, or preliminary discussion should be interpreted as creating a guarantee beyond the obligations expressly contained in the executed investment documents.

For applicable note-based investments, investor principal may be established as a contractual repayment obligation of Acre Shield Capital pursuant to the governing investment documents.

The specific protections associated with an investment depend upon its structure.

Investors seeking additional asset-level security may qualify for enhanced collateral structures on larger capital allocations.

Potentially.

Capital commitments of $200,000 or more may be eligible for a first-position lien against a designated real estate asset or project.

These structures are subject to underwriting, transaction availability, collateral value, investment structure, and final approval.

A qualifying investment amount does not automatically guarantee availability of a first-position lien. Any lien, security interest, collateral rights, or related guarantees will be specifically documented as part of the applicable transaction.

Higher rates are not the standard structure across the Acre Shield Capital platform.

Most investment opportunities are structured near approximately 10%. Rates approaching the upper end of the firm's broader 6%–18% range are generally associated with larger capital commitments, specialized structures, particular durations, or transactions whose projected economics can responsibly accommodate a higher cost of capital.

Acre Shield Capital does not increase investor returns simply to attract capital. Investment terms must remain supportable by the economics of the underlying opportunity.

Select transactions may provide opportunities for equity participation rather than, or in addition to, traditional interest-bearing note structures.

Equity investments can have materially different economics, risk characteristics, distribution structures, durations, and potential outcomes.

Availability is transaction-specific and subject to the characteristics of the underlying opportunity.

The investment is designed to be operationally passive for the investor.

Acre Shield Capital handles property sourcing, underwriting, acquisition, transaction management, renovation or repositioning where applicable, marketing, and disposition.

Investors remain responsible for reviewing their investment documentation and evaluating whether a particular opportunity is appropriate for their objectives, but they are not expected to participate in the day-to-day execution of the underlying real estate strategy.

Investor communication depends upon the applicable investment structure and underlying transaction.

Acre Shield Capital maintains ongoing communication regarding material developments, investment administration, payment activity, maturity events, and other information relevant to the investor relationship.

For asset-specific investments, additional information regarding the designated transaction or project may also be provided as appropriate.

Payment structures vary by investment.

Depending on the applicable note or investment agreement, returns may be paid periodically, accrued for payment at maturity, distributed according to another predetermined schedule, or structured through an equity participation arrangement.

The timing and method of payments are established before investment and documented in the governing agreements.

Acre Shield Capital investments should generally be viewed as committed capital for the duration of the agreed investment term.

Early liquidity is not guaranteed.

Any early repayment, redemption, transfer, extension, or withdrawal rights are determined by the applicable investment documentation and the circumstances of the investment.

Investors should allocate only capital they are comfortable committing for the full stated term.

At maturity, the investment is handled in accordance with its governing documents.

For applicable note-based structures, this may include repayment of outstanding principal together with accrued or otherwise payable interest.

Investors may also be presented with opportunities to allocate capital into another Acre Shield Capital investment where suitable transactions are available.

Reinvestment is voluntary and constitutes a new investment decision under the terms available at that time.

All real estate investing involves risk.

Potential risks may include fluctuations in property values, construction or renovation costs, project delays, buyer demand, transaction liquidity, financing conditions, interest rates, unexpected property conditions, regulatory changes, economic conditions, counterparty performance, and other transaction-specific factors.

Collateral, contractual repayment obligations, or guarantees may provide additional investor protection where applicable, but they do not eliminate all investment or enforcement risk.

Acre Shield Capital seeks to manage these risks through disciplined underwriting, appropriate acquisition basis, transaction structuring, capital management, and active real estate execution.

This depends on the investment structure.

Certain investments may be associated with a specific designated real estate asset, while others may support a broader pool of real estate acquisition and operating activity.

The applicable documentation will determine whether investor capital is transaction-specific or deployed pursuant to a broader investment strategy.

Acre Shield Capital's investment team operates within real estate strategies centered on acquiring, repositioning, and monetizing residential real estate opportunities.

Prospective investors may discuss the firm's experience, investment approach, current pipeline, and available transaction information during the diligence and consultation process.

Any historical examples should be evaluated as illustrations of prior activity and not as guarantees of future investment performance.

Acre Shield Capital is not a real estate education program, property-management service, brokerage account, publicly traded investment fund, savings account, or short-term cash-management product.

Investors are allocating capital into privately structured real estate investment opportunities governed by transaction-specific agreements.

The firm manages the underlying real estate strategy; investors participate according to the economic and contractual rights established in their investment documents.

Acre Shield Capital is generally designed for investors seeking passive exposure to professionally managed real estate opportunities and who are comfortable allocating capital for a defined investment period.

Appropriateness depends upon an individual's liquidity needs, investment objectives, financial circumstances, risk tolerance, desired capital commitment, and the specific opportunity being considered.

Certain offerings or structures may also be subject to additional qualification or eligibility requirements.

Minimum capital requirements may vary by opportunity and investment structure.

Available investment levels, applicable terms, and current opportunities are discussed during the investor consultation process.

Enhanced collateral structures, including potential first-position lien opportunities, are generally reserved for qualifying investments of $200,000 or more and remain subject to underwriting and availability.

Prospective investors should review the definitive investment documents associated with the opportunity and consider the investment amount, term, applicable return, payment schedule, maturity provisions, collateral rights, guarantees where applicable, liquidity limitations, and transaction-specific risks.

Investors are encouraged to conduct their own diligence and consult independent legal, financial, accounting, or tax professionals where appropriate.

The process begins with a private investor consultation.

Acre Shield Capital will discuss your anticipated capital allocation, preferred investment duration, return objectives, and desired investment structure before determining whether an available opportunity aligns with those parameters.

If an appropriate structure is available, the applicable investment documentation is provided for review before any capital is committed.