Comparison

VULPIN

Stocks / REITs

Condos / Private Equity

Risk
Low. You get first-lien and real collateral
Unsecured or mezzanine
Market volatility
Target IRR
15-22%
4 - 7%
5-8%
Upside
65% of sponsor gains + Up to 4% coupon (starting at 2% per year)
Dependent on resale
Market-driven
Liquidity
Exit with sale. Buy-back options available.
Uncertain
High but volatile
Tax Treatment
Treaty-clean interest
Mixed
Standard

“I have my clients’ best interests in mind when I’m building their home and there is absolutely no hidden agenda. My number one goal is to ensure they are happy.”

- CARLOS JARDINO
Founder, VULPIN Capital and PCMNow INC

FAQ's

What exactly is VULPIN Series A?

VULPIN Series A is a Canadian limited partnership designed to give investors both secured income and premium upside.

It’s composed of two coordinated LPs:

• Debt Fund LP – first-lien, interest-only lending up to 65% LTV, paying fixed coupons that step from 2% to 4% with a constant-yield make-whole at exit.

• Equity Upside Fund LP – provides investors 65% of the sponsor’s after-tax distributable gains, paid entirely from sponsor equity.

Together, they offer first-lien protection, reserve-backed income, and tax-clean participation in blue-chip Toronto and Oakville real estate.

How is my investment protected?

Your capital is secured by first-lien mortgages on institutional-grade Toronto and Oakville properties, with total leverage capped at 65% of appraised value.

A fully funded 12-month Debt Service Reserve Account (DSRA) holds one year of scheduled investor interest in advance. Coupons accrue from your Subscription Allocation Date and begin cash-paying once Gate-A (33.33% of the raise) is reached.

The DSRA bridges timing so income continues uninterrupted, and it must be replenished to 12 months before any equity distributions are made.

How and when do I receive income?

Coupons accrue from your Subscription Allocation Date. Cash-pay begins at Gate-A (33.33 % subscribed); any accrued amount pays on the first distribution date thereafter. Ongoing coupons follow the scheduled cadence.

How does the upside work?

Through the Equity Upside Fund LP, investors receive 65% of after-tax distributable gains at exit, while the sponsor retains 35%.
This upside is paid entirely from sponsor equity — after coupons, principal, and make-whole are fully paid — ensuring the Debt Fund LP interest stays fixed-formula and tax-clean.
It gives investors equity-style participation without giving up the protection of secured, first-lien debt.

What are the exit strategies?

VULPIN assets are designed for premium exits, not forced sales.
Investor returns can be realized through three primary exit doors:

1. Developer take-outs — when skyline or density rights unlock higher value.

2. Boutique condo sell-downs — converting select assets to retail PSF sales in strong markets.

3. Portfolio premiums — selling stabilized assets to REITs, family offices, or institutional buyers seeking branded, ESG-ready portfolios.

We sell into strength — never on a schedule.

Who can invest?

VULPIN Series A is open to accredited investors under the applicable private placement exemptions in:

• Canada (NI 45-106),
• United States (Reg D 506(c)), and
• International jurisdictions (Reg S or equivalent offshore exemptions).

Investors may subscribe directly into the Canadian master LP (in CAD) or through regulated feeder funds in the U.S., Luxembourg/Switzerland, Dubai, and Singapore — all with identical economics and compliance standards.

Are the returns tax-efficient?

Yes. The structure is specifically designed to keep investor returns treaty-clean and tax-efficient across jurisdictions.

• Debt Fund LP: Coupons and make-whole payments are classified as fixed-formula, non-participating interest on principal — not profit-linked or contingent — which generally avoids Canadian Part XIII withholding tax for non-resident investors.

• Equity Upside Fund LP: The upside is paid from sponsor equity, separate from the debt claim, preserving the tax-clean treatment of the fixed-income portion.

This structure allows both Canadian and international investors to receive predictable, after-tax income without cross-border tax leakage.