Tressco Capital Launches Community Impact Property Fund I: Investing in a Better Future

Tressco Capital Launches Community Impact Property Fund I: Investing in a Better Future

Tressco Capital, a veteran-owned investment firm, is proud to announce the launch of our flagship initiative: the Community Impact Property Fund I. This commercial real estate fund represents our commitment to supporting local communities while providing attractive returns for our investors.

Community Impact Property Fund I: Bridging Investment and Social Responsibility

The Community Impact Property Fund I focuses on real estate investments that bolster impactful community businesses. Our strategy targets properties that house essential services, creating a win-win scenario for investors and communities alike.

Key Investment Targets

  • Early childhood education centers
  • Assisted and senior living facilities
  • Medical outpatient buildings
  • Other impactful asset types

These sectors are not only recession-resistant but also address critical community needs, making them ideal for stable, long-term investments.

Investment Strategy and Risk Mitigation

Our fund employs a low to moderate risk strategy, prioritizing:

  • Commercial properties supporting businesses with community impact
  • Financially strong, well-vetted tenants
  • Single Tenant NNN (Triple Net) leases
  • Stable and growing markets

We’ve implemented robust risk mitigation strategies, including stress-tested underwriting, key person insurance, and a focus on fixed-rate, non-recourse debt[1].

Projected Returns and Structure

The Community Impact Property Fund I targets*:

  • 12%+ IRR
  • 8%+ Average Cash-on-cash return
  • 1.75x+ Equity Multiple
  • 6%-7% Preferred return (Class A1 at 7% and A2 at 6%)
  • 70% Limited Partner split after preferred return

(Please note the disclaimer at the end of this article)

Looking to the Future: Expanding Our Community Impact

While the Community Impact Property Fund I marks an exciting beginning, Tressco Capital is already envisioning future funds to further our mission. These upcoming initiatives may include:

  • Supportive housing projects
  • Affordable housing developments
  • Other impactful property types

As we continue to refine these concepts, our goal remains constant: to bring investors together to improve communities while providing reasonable returns.

A Veteran-Owned Commitment to Excellence

As a veteran-owned company led by Mike Tressler, MBA, Tressco Capital brings over 30 years of real estate acquisition, management, and development experience to the table. Our unique perspective and commitment to service inform every aspect of our investment strategy.

 Join Us in Making a Difference

The Community Impact Property Fund I represents an exciting opportunity for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and RIAs who seek stable investments with positive societal impact. By investing with us, you’re not just growing your portfolio – you’re helping build stronger, more vibrant communities.

For more information about the Community Impact Property Fund I, or to learn about future investment opportunities, please contact our team at Tressco Capital.

Website: www.tresscocapital.com

Email: [email protected]

Together, we can build a brighter future for our communities and our investors.

Disclaimers: The information herein is concerning a private placement of equity securities offered under Regulation D as promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. This [email/post/flyer/etc.] is not an offer for the sale of securities. The Offering referenced herein is qualified entirely by a certain private placement memorandum circulated by the principals of this Offering, and securities may only be offered and sold pursuant to such memorandum and applicable securities laws. 

The financial projections herein are 1) merely projections, 2) “forward looking statements”, and 3) not guaranteed in any way. End results may differ materially. Prospective investors should not rely solely on the numbers and projections presented and should conduct their own due diligence regarding the same.