Growing courthouse flow
More distressed inventory creates a larger opportunity set for disciplined buyers.
Courthouse foreclosure strategy
We buy single-family foreclosures from the courthouse using disciplined and proven underwriting.
Market opportunity
Foreclosure activity in Texas has increased materially as pandemic-era moratoriums unwind and borrowers face tighter affordability.
More distressed inventory creates a larger opportunity set for disciplined buyers.
Auction buyers need certainty, speed, and cash. That screens out many competitors.
Successful bidding depends on values, repairs, occupancy, title, and exit options.
Investment strategy
Target purchases at 60-70% of after-repaired value, less estimated repairs.
The firm has bought more than 100 auction houses, with a historic 17.2% cash-on-cash return per transaction.
Capital has historically been redeployed twice per year, implying a 34.4% annualized cash-on-cash profile before final fund-level terms and expenses.
Properties are marketed aggressively. If a sale takes too long, the property can be rented and refinanced to redeploy capital.
Operating process
Use data aggregators and AI-assisted screening to identify auction candidates.
Verify values, estimate repairs, review occupancy, and calculate bid limits.
Prefer vacant properties, but selectively buy occupied homes when the margin is clear.
Complete make-ready, list with a neighborhood-local agent, sell, rent, or refinance.
Example deal
Investor fit
Minimum investment
Capital lock-up period
Additional unwind period
Preferred return with 10% equity participation
Team
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