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If you have or about to experience a liquidity moment (congrats!) then it is likely that it will also be a taxable event, i.e- capital gains taxes are owed.

Depending on the investors personal situation some of the capital gains can be shifted to tax-optimized investments, such as Opportunity Zone projects, where the capital gains tax liability can be used as equity investment. Holding onto the investment for a long term can provide tax strategies. Reach out to the HABU team to discuss further.

Disclaimer- we are explicitly not offering tax advice, consult with your own tax specialist, accountant, and legal counsel.

Each HABU project is held in its own legal entity. HABU serves as the general partner and sponsor, and investors come in as limited partners in that project. HABU sources the site, underwrites it, manages design, permitting, and construction, leases the property, and manages the sale. LPs receive regular reporting and distributions as set out in the project's operating agreement.

Yes. HABU invests alongside its LPs in every project as the general partner. We are open to fee-only projects where we help owner/operators manage their projects.

HABU earns the same way any development sponsor does: a development fee for running the project and a 'promote', which is a form a profit-sharing. HABU does not charge for its software. Specific terms are set out in each project's offering documents.

Not yet. HABU raises capital project by project for the time being.

They are separate. Investing in a HABU project means holding limited partner interests in that project's entity. Investing in Build HABU, Inc. is a venture investment in the company, and HABU keeps the two apart. Investors interested in the company itself can use the same form to inquire.

HABU's operating system is built to screen far more sites, cut pursuit costs, and move projects through underwriting, permitting, and construction faster than a traditional developer. Faster delivery and lower cost are what drive returns on a development project, and they are the goals of the system. These are goals for HABU's operating system, not reported results.

Our LPs are usually high-net-worth individuals from the technology industry (CEOs, founder, executives, and VC investors) as well as family offices, wealth managers, and mid-market private equity funds. At this time, we are raising LP equity on a project by project basis but will eventually move to a fund-level program.

HABU's current projects are medium to high density infill multifamily developments, typically 12 to 100 units with total project costs of roughly $5M to $30M. That size lets HABU build by right on existing zoning, raise equity project by project, and run many projects at once.

Yes. Like most ground-up development, HABU projects are financed with a construction loan alongside equity. Loan terms are disclosed in each project's offering documents.

We perform site sourcing using our own AI-native operating system while also working the top commercial brokers.

As of right now, no. HABU develops only 'by right' parcels, meaning that the parcel already has the appropriate zoning. That keeps entitlement timelines shorter and more predictable which matters more to a project's outcome than the extra margin a rezoning might add.

Yes. HABU welcomes co-GP and joint venture structures and works with established developers on select projects. HABU is also open to arrangements with experienced developers who want to run their own deal history through HABU's models.

Real estate is a particularly effective asset class for tax optimization. HABU is actively sourcing projects in Opportunity Zones and will participate in 1031 exchanges on the exit of a project.

Disclaimer- we are explicitly not offering tax advice, consult your own tax and legal counsel.