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Legacy Transitional Living | $50K Private Note

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232 N Church St, Manning, SC
Legacy Transitional Living | $50K Private Note
$0.00M raised$0.05M target

0% funded

Target IRR

12% annualized (12-month note)

Hold Period

12 months (with a 24-month option)

Minimum

$50K

Target Raise

$50K

Overview

$50,000 private note for the expansion of Legacy Transitional Living. Proposed options are 12% annualized for a 12-month note or 15% annualized for a 24-month option, subject to definitive documentation.

Use of Funds

Expansion of Legacy Transitional Living into additional homes in Richland and Sumter Counties, including furnishing, property and safety readiness, lease-up, and operating reserves.

Investment Terms

Min. Investment

$50,000

Hold Period

12 months (with a 24-month option)

Distributions

at maturity

Target Return*

12% annualized (12-month note) or 15% annualized (24-month option), subject to definitive documents

Term

12 months

* Target returns are projected and not guaranteed. Subject to final deal documents.

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Key Highlights

  • $50,000 private-note target to expand Legacy Transitional Living into additional Richland and Sumter County homes.
  • Proposed 12-month option: 12% annualized return; illustrative total repayment of $56,000 on a full $50,000 placement, subject to definitive documents.
  • Proposed 24-month option: 15% annualized return; illustrative total repayment of $65,000 on a full $50,000 placement, subject to definitive documents.
  • Uses include furnishing, property and safety readiness, lease-up, and operating reserves for the additional homes.
  • Repayment is anticipated from program operations as expanded homes are activated and stabilized; all terms require final written documentation.

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Investment Risk Disclosure

All return figures shown — including projected, target, preferred, or estimated returns — are forward-looking and not guaranteed. Private real estate investments are illiquid and carry significant risks, including the potential loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. You should review all deal documents before making any funding decision and consult your financial, legal, and tax advisors.