Deal Review – PPR Capital Management

In this episode of our Deal Review Series, Bill O’Brien and Craig Johnsen from PPR Capital Management presents the The Reliant Income Fund to our LP panel: Jim Pfeifer, Paul Shannon and Litan Yahav.

The LP Panel asks questions like:

  • How is the multifamily portion of the portfolio performing, and is there any bridge debt on these deals?
  • What is the fund’s approach to leverage, particularly on non-performing loans and multifamily acquisitions?
  • How does the equity component of the fund reduce risk if it typically increases risk in an investment structure?
  • What is the expected cash-on-cash return and IRR for investors, and how does the fund’s internal return strategy relate to what investors actually receive?
  • How does the fund evaluate the quality of non-performing loans before acquisition, and what is the process for modeling trade outcomes?

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About the Deal

The Reliant Income Fund is a Reg D 506(c) private placement managed by PPR Capital Management, founded in 2007. It provides accredited investors with reliable income while prioritizing capital preservation. With $1.1B+ in AUM across 45+ states, the fund offers geographic diversification and institutional-quality assets through first-position non-performing mortgages and Class B/C multifamily investments. Since 2019, it has delivered $100M+ in passive returns.

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