JID Investments LLC

How We Invest

Investment Strategy

Disciplined underwriting. Focused markets. Aligned incentives.

Market Context

The Opportunity

Real estate development requires significant equity capital — typically 30–40% of total project cost. JIDI fills this critical gap.

Equity Requirements

Lenders typically require 30–40% in equity funding to finance real estate projects. This funding can range from seven to eight figures.

Traditional Fundraising

Real estate companies raise equity internally, from private investors, or from large-scale Institutional Private Equity (PE) firms.

Challenge #1

Raising internally depletes resources, requires a hands-on approach with private investors, and limits the number of projects to acquire.

Challenge #2

Raising funds through PE firms requires significant time and approvals while meeting parameters. PE firms also have higher minimums (e.g., $10M+).

Our Approach

Our Investment Process

Investment process staircase illustration showing six steps from Initial Introduction to Invest With JIDI
1

Initial Introduction

Prospective investors connect with JIDI through our network, referrals, or direct outreach to learn about our investment approach.

2

Company Engagement

We schedule a call or meeting to discuss your investment goals, answer questions, and determine if JIDI is the right fit.

3

Investor Registration

Prospective investors complete our Accredited Investor Questionnaire to join our Family of Investors database.

4

Approval and Welcome

Upon approval, investors are welcomed into our network and gain access to project packages and site visits.

5

Receive New Offerings

Registered investors receive new project offerings for investment consideration as they become available.

6

Invest with JIDI

Select your investment, complete the subscription documents, and become an equity partner in a JIDI real estate project.

What We Invest In

Investment Asset Classes

Residential Renovation

Single-family and small multifamily rehabilitation projects in established neighborhoods, targeting rapid value creation and quick-turn returns.

Mixed Use Development

Ground-floor retail with residential above in urban infill locations, often in Opportunity Zones offering significant tax advantages.

New Construction Multifamily

Ground-up apartment development in high-growth Mid-Atlantic and Southeast markets. Our primary focus and area of deepest expertise.

Assisted Living

Senior housing and assisted living facilities serving the growing demand from an aging population across our target markets.

Student Housing / Storage / Value-Add

Specialized residential and commercial assets including student housing, self-storage, and value-add multifamily repositioning.

Opportunity Zone

Tax-advantaged investments in federally designated Opportunity Zones, delivering strong returns while deferring and reducing capital gains taxes.

Returns

Investor Returns

Investment units ranging from $25,000–$50,000 per unit

10–12% Preferred Return paid to investors first

Return of investment capital before profit splits

70/30 split on remaining profits — in favor of JIDI investors

JIDI Management personally invests on every new offering

Combined preferred return + profit splits yield 15–20% IRR

15–20%Target IRR

Structure

Typical Waterfall Structure

10–12% Preferred Return
Return of Investment Capital
70/30 Split on remaining profits (in favor of JIDI investors)

Investment Opportunity Example

$3M total Raise; 25% IRR Project Level; 3 year term; 12% Preferred Return; 70/30 Split; 17.5% IRR; Unit Amount: $50k

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How to Fund Your Investment

Investment Sourcing Options

Investors can fund their JIDI investment from a variety of capital sources.

Disposable Income

Personal savings and liquid assets available for investment.

Business Entities

LLCs, corporations, and other business entities can invest directly.

Capital Gains

Redeploy capital gains from asset sales into real estate investments.

Financial Trusts

Family trusts and estate planning vehicles can participate as investors.

Deferred Taxes

Opportunity Zone investments allow deferral and reduction of capital gains taxes.

Self-Directed IRA / Roth or 401k Solo

Tax-advantaged retirement accounts can be used to invest in real estate through JIDI.

Geography

Investment Focus Markets

Mid-Atlantic & Southeast

13

Active Projects

$32.1M+

Currently Invested

5

Sponsor Partners

2

Opportunity Zone Projects

Primary Markets

Washington, DC
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Massachusetts

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