Royal Equity Fund

A private fund built around selected opportunities.

The current Private Placement Memorandum describes a Rule 506(c) offering for verified accredited investors, with opportunity-specific allocations, documents, terms, and risks.

Fund structure

Formal structure.
Individual choice.

The following summary reflects the current PPM. The definitive offering and governing documents control and should be reviewed in full before any investment decision.

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Private fund

Royal Equity Fund, LLC is a Wyoming limited liability company managed by Royal Equity Investments LLC. The current PPM describes reliance on Section 3(c)(1) of the Investment Company Act, which generally limits the Fund to no more than 100 beneficial owners.

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Verified eligibility

The current PPM describes a Rule 506(c) offering for investors whose accredited status is verified. It generally states a $25,000 initial minimum, although the Manager may accept less, and additional contributions generally begin at $1,000. Every subscription and contribution remains subject to Manager consent and acceptance.

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Custom allocations

An investor may select an available Investment or provide written Auto-Allocate instructions, as described in the current PPM. Each selected Investment is associated with separate Series accounting and unique Units. Unallocated capital may remain in cash and generally does not earn interest unless placed into a qualifying Investment.

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Specific terms

Before an allocation, the portal provides an Individual Investment Terms Memo describing the applicable opportunity, economics, fees, duration, material risks, and liquidity considerations.

How an investor participates

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Qualify

Complete onboarding, identity checks, and accredited-investor verification through the secure process.

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Review

Read the PPM, subscription materials, governing documents, and the Individual Investment Terms Memo for each opportunity under consideration.

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Select

Choose one or multiple available Investments, or provide written allocation instructions, subject to availability and Manager acceptance.

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Follow

Use the portal for secure access to allocations, documents, account activity, transaction tracking, and periodic reporting.

Current emphasis

Every opportunity is evaluated on its own facts.

Current areas of emphasis may include private mortgage notes and residential or commercial real estate debt. The Fund's PPM authorizes a broader investment strategy, so the assets, collateral, structure, and risks may differ from one Investment to another.

We evaluate the property or underlying asset, borrower or sponsor, capital structure, repayment strategy, valuation, leverage, and downside scenarios before considering the proposed economics.

Specific rates or return objectives, terms, collateral, lien positions, fees, risks, duration, liquidity, and eligibility are described in the applicable definitive documents and Individual Investment Terms Memo.

How opportunities are evaluated

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Review

Study the asset, market, borrower or sponsor, use of proceeds, and proposed business plan.

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Underwrite

Evaluate valuation, leverage, debt service, lien position where applicable, exit strategy, and downside scenarios.

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Document

Define the Investment through formal legal and offering documents prepared for the specific opportunity.

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Manage

Monitor payments, servicing, reporting, collateral where applicable, and material developments throughout the term.

The private-credit difference

Real estate exposure without direct property operations.

For investors who want exposure to selected real estate credit opportunities without personally managing properties, the structure may reduce the operational burden associated with direct ownership. It does not eliminate investment, credit, market, or liquidity risk.

No direct tenant management by the investorNo personal responsibility for property repairsNo direct capital-expenditure managementOpportunity-specific documents and termsSecure portal access and periodic reporting

Investor visibility

One portal. A consolidated view of your private portfolio.

Qualified investors receive the applicable PPM and definitive offering documents needed to evaluate the Fund and each opportunity. Technology powered by Avestor provides secure access to allocations, documents, account activity, transaction tracking, and periodic portfolio reporting in one consolidated view.

Private Placement Memorandum and definitive documentsPersonalized portfolio and secure document accessOne selected opportunity—or multiple selected opportunities—in one placeTransaction tracking and periodic portfolio reportingConsolidated reporting and a single Schedule K-1, as described in the PPM

The Fund may accept subscriptions and present new opportunities on a continuing basis, subject to availability and Manager discretion. Each selected Investment has its own duration, potential return structure, fees, risks, and liquidity profile. Allocated capital generally remains committed until that Investment is exited or liquidated, subject to the governing documents.

Portal information is not a promise of real-time market value or investment performance. Valuations and reports are prepared according to the methods, timing, and limitations described in the Fund's governing documents.

Access the Royal Equity investor portal
Verified accredited investors only

Begin with a direct conversation.

Accredited individual investors, family offices, and institutional investors are invited to discuss eligibility, process, and available opportunities with Aaron Valencia. Current investors may use the secure portal for account access.

The current PPM describes Royal Equity Fund as a Rule 506(c) private offering relying on Section 3(c)(1), available only to verified accredited investors. Fund interests are restricted, illiquid, and involve substantial risk, including possible loss of the entire investment. This website is not itself an offer to sell a security. Any offer is made only through the applicable definitive offering documents, which control over this summary.

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