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TerraVault Fund

TerraVault Fund · Real-asset investment platform

Own what’s real.

TerraVault is building a disciplined private-market platform around income-producing real estate, clear governance and technology-supported ownership records.

The current Series Seed opportunity is for verified accredited investors only. Investment involves risk, including possible loss of principal.
Income-producing multifamily real estate set within a western landscape
Real property. Disciplined acquisition. Visible operations.
$50MSeed-round target*
$50KCurrent minimum*
0%Target property leverage*
8–12Proposed IAB seats*
“The future of ownership should feel more transparent—not less human.”TerraVault Fund

The TerraVault thesis

Real assets should be understandable before they are investable.

TerraVault brings property acquisition, operating strategy, governance and digital recordkeeping into one carefully structured platform. Technology supports transparency; it does not replace the underlying real estate.

The qualification system

RACKS is the discipline before an asset enters the fund.

RACKS is Elite Strategies Group’s repeatable real-asset review framework. It is used to organize how a potential acquisition is examined before it can advance into a TerraVault strategy. It is a decision system—not a separate investment product and not a guarantee that an asset will qualify.

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Qualify

Test ownership, operating history, market position and the quality of the underlying asset.

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Value

Examine acquisition basis, current income, improvement requirements and downside assumptions.

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Structure

Define the proposed ownership, use of proceeds, safeguards and offering-specific economics.

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Monitor

Establish the reporting, milestones and performance measures expected after acquisition.

See how RACKS fits the Elite ecosystem

Structural priorities

Designed around resilience, not financial theater.

The framework below reflects current fund materials. Final rights, collateral, governance and economics are established only by definitive offering documents.

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Debt-conscious acquisitions

Current fund materials contemplate all-cash property acquisitions, reducing lender-driven risk and forced-sale pressure.

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Asset-level security structure

Offering materials describe UCC-1 filings and title insurance as part of the intended protection framework. Legal effect depends on final structure and documents.

03

Investment Advisory Board

A proposed 8–12 member board with meaningful personal investment is designed to review major acquisitions and strengthen governance.

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Transparent reporting

The platform vision includes property-level reporting, renovation milestones and clearer visibility into operating performance.

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Regulation D pathway

Any offering is intended only for verified accredited investors under Rule 506(c), subject to definitive offering documents and verification.

The investor journey

Understand first.
Then decide.

The current Series Seed is structured as a private offering for verified accredited investors. Access begins with education and verification—not pressure.

01

Read the overview

Start with the fund thesis, proposed structure, portfolio priorities and principal risks.

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Verify eligibility

Complete independent accredited-investor verification before private offering materials are released.

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Review definitive materials

Examine the private placement memorandum, subscription documents, economics, conflicts and risk disclosures with independent advisors.

04

Subscribe deliberately

Invest only after suitability, documentation and final terms are understood. No website statement replaces the definitive documents.

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Follow the assets

Reporting is intended to connect investors to property-level operations, milestones and governance under the final fund framework.

Own

Participate in a professionally managed real-asset strategy under the terms of the applicable offering.

Earn

Potential distributions may come from property operations; amount, timing and availability are never guaranteed.

Shape

Qualified governance participants may help evaluate acquisitions under the final board charter and offering terms.

Portfolio architecture

Three strategies.
Distinct operating logic.

Geographic and operational diversity are evaluated at the strategy level—not treated as decoration.

01

Southeast Core

Multifamily Residential

Florida

Cash-flow-focused residential acquisitions in selected growth markets.

Explore the complete strategy
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Pacific Coast Care

Specialized Housing

California

Housing strategies designed around licensed operators and specialized residential demand.

Explore the complete strategy
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Income Series · CR-1

Camden Ranch Estate

Washington

A separate property-specific income series connected to a 220-acre operating venue and land asset.

View the complete CR-1 breakdown

Southeast Core · Florida

Multifamily Residential

A cash-flow-focused strategy for income-producing residential property in selected Southeastern growth markets.

Investment thesisAcquire understandable residential assets at a disciplined basis, preserve recurring rental income and improve operations without relying on speculative appreciation.
Target property profileExisting multifamily communities with visible occupancy history, functional unit mix, durable local demand and a clear path to operational improvement.
Market screenPopulation and employment trends, rent affordability, supply pipeline, insurance exposure, taxes, regulation, neighborhood liquidity and access to essential services.
Property diligenceTitle, physical condition, deferred maintenance, unit-level rent roll, collections, concessions, turnover, utilities, capital needs and third-party inspections.
Operating planProfessional management, resident retention, disciplined leasing, expense controls, preventive maintenance and measured property upgrades tied to demand.
Capital structureCurrent fund materials emphasize all-cash or debt-conscious acquisitions to reduce refinancing pressure, interest-rate exposure and lender-driven forced-sale risk.
Income sourcesBase rent and permitted ancillary property income, net of vacancies, bad debt, concessions, repairs, payroll, insurance, taxes and ongoing reserves.
Primary risksVacancy, nonpayment, rent pressure, insurance and tax increases, construction costs, regulatory changes, casualty, management execution and reduced resale liquidity.
Decision standardAn acquisition must survive downside assumptions and RACKS review; geography alone does not qualify a property for the portfolio.

No specific multifamily acquisition, yield, holding period or distribution is promised on this page. Final asset economics and investor rights are established only in definitive documents.

Pacific Coast Care · California

Specialized Housing

A residential-property strategy designed around qualified, licensed operators serving specialized housing demand.

Investment thesisPair suitable residential real estate with durable specialized-housing demand while separating property underwriting from operator and program underwriting.
Property profileResidential assets are reviewed for location, life-safety systems, accessibility, resident capacity, neighborhood fit and adaptability to the proposed licensed use.
Operator standardLicensing status, experience, staffing, compliance record, financial capacity, insurance, care model and continuity planning are evaluated before reliance on an operator.
Income modelPotential property income is expected to depend on the executed lease or operating agreement, operator performance, occupancy and program demand—not on reimbursement assumptions alone.
Regulatory diligenceZoning, use permits, state and local licensing, resident protections, inspections, fire and building requirements and ongoing reporting obligations require asset-specific review.
Operating safeguardsLease covenants, reporting expectations, reserve planning, maintenance responsibility, insurance and replacement-operator contingencies are considered in the final structure.
Review focusDurable need, referral sources, concentration risk, staffing conditions, payment sources, local competition, property suitability and operator resilience.
Primary risksLicense suspension, operator default, staffing shortages, reimbursement or policy changes, resident-safety events, reputational harm, conversion costs and limited alternative uses.
Decision standardA property does not qualify merely because specialized demand exists; both the real estate and the operator relationship must pass RACKS and legal review.

No operator, lease, reimbursement source, occupancy level, yield or distribution is guaranteed. Any actual acquisition and investor terms will be disclosed in definitive offering documents.

Camden Ranch Estate and surrounding forest

Income Series · CR-1

Camden Ranch Estate

A separate property-specific opportunity connected to a 220-acre operating venue and land asset in Elk, Washington. Weddings, seasonal traditions, corporate events and planned destination experiences form the operating story.

Experienced advisory team reviewing real-estate plans together

Governance

Expertise with capital at stake.

Current materials contemplate an Investment Advisory Board spanning legal and regulatory matters, real-estate operations, technology, finance and capital markets. Board participation is not automatic and remains subject to screening, approval and final governing documents.

Legal & regulatoryReal-estate operationsTechnologyFinance & accountingCapital markets

Questions worth asking

Clarity belongs in the structure.

Is TerraVault Fund the same as the Income Series?

No. TerraVault Fund is the broader real-estate platform. TerraVault Income Series creates a separate property-specific offering, operating story and set of definitive materials for a qualifying asset such as CR-1.

What does tokenization change?

Technology may support ownership records, reporting and administration. It does not remove the legal documents, property-level risk, eligibility requirements or need for independent professional advice.

Why does the fund emphasize debt-conscious acquisitions?

The current thesis prioritizes resilience and reducing lender-driven risk. The actual capital structure for every acquisition is governed by the applicable fund and transaction documents.

What is a UCC-1 filing?

A UCC-1 financing statement is a public notice that may relate to a security interest. Its scope, priority, collateral and enforceability depend on the final legal structure and should be reviewed with independent counsel.

How are acquisitions evaluated?

Potential assets are organized through the RACKS qualification framework, then reviewed for title, ownership, operating history, condition, market, cash flow, downside assumptions, use of proceeds and governance approval.

Who can participate now?

The current Series Seed materials contemplate participation by verified accredited investors under Regulation D Rule 506(c). Future offerings may use different structures or eligibility rules, but none should be assumed until formally documented.

Current Series Seed

Begin with the TerraVault Fund overview.

Read the fund overview, then begin a private conversation to request the current investor materials. No investment decision should be made without reviewing the complete offering documents and consulting independent advisors.

Read the Fund OverviewRequest Investor Materialssupport@elitestrategiesgrp.com(689) 304-4850104 Church Street · Kissimmee, FL 34746