Borrower equity first-loss
Borrower equity sits ahead of Nectar in the loss allocation.
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Nectar Fund 2
A measured private-credit allocation for real-estate investors seeking quarterly cash distributions from a diversified portfolio of preferred equity and structured debt.
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Why the opportunity exists
Proven multifamily operators can hold cash-flowing portfolios while facing a short-term capital need. Banks may take 45–60+ days. Nectar funds in 7–10 days.
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Mechanics and loss alignment
Nectar Fund 2 uses preferred equity and structured debt, underwritten to the cash flow and capital structure of each opportunity.
Borrower equity sits ahead of Nectar in the loss allocation.
Nectar is subordinate only to fixed-rate debt.
Average combined LTV is 64.7%; average DSCR is 1.37x.
UCC-1 filings, springing liens, power of attorney, and escrowed payments.
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Portfolio, manager, infrastructure
Capital deployed across more than 150 transactions and 45 markets.
Multifamily portfolio allocation, with the balance in hospitality, single-family rental, and mixed-use.
Maximum single-market exposure across 29 states.
Entity audits by HLB Gross Collins, with NAV Consulting administration and Nelson Mullins legal counsel.
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Terms and next step
Class A annual coupon
$500,000 minimum
Class B annual coupon
$100,000 minimum
Cash distributions
K-1 tax reporting · IRA eligible
Fund lock-up, then quarterly liquidity