Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

PRC Equity Fund specializes in Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) with Texas public universities, primarily investing in student housing projects supported by long-term Master Lease Agreements.

Yes, the principal sponsor, Pioneer Realty Capital; Charles Williams CEO and Founder, along with affiliated companies, has committed substantial capital to launch and support the PRC Equity Fund, including covering all ongoing fund expenses.

Regulation A+ is an exemption from registration for public offerings, allowing companies to raise capital from both accredited and non-accredited investors. It democratizes investment opportunities, enabling broader participation in private real estate investments.

Tier 1: Allows offerings up to $20 million in a 12-month period, with certain state registration requirements.
Tier 2: Allows offerings up to $75 million in a 12-month period, with additional reporting requirements but preempts state registration, simplifying the process for nationwide offerings.
PRC Equity Fund is a Tier 2 Regulation A+ offering.

Both accredited and non-accredited investors are eligible to participate, with a minimum investment of $5,000, making it accessible to a wide range of investors.

The fund targets a 10% annual dividend, paid monthly, with an additional 70% profit share distributed annually.

Investments are backed by long-term Master Lease Agreements with Texas universities, providing predictable and stable income streams.

PRC Equity Fund accepts payments via Credit Card, ACH, Wire Transfer, Mail-in Check, Cryptocurrency, and Self-Directed IRA accounts.

Yes, you can use a Self-Directed IRA to invest, providing tax advantages and portfolio diversification.

The fund collaborates with universities to create housing solutions, addressing student housing shortages and benefiting students, universities, and investors alike.

Lease agreements are typically backed by the financial strength of the university and supported by municipal bonds, minimizing default risks.

Investors have access to a secure dashboard to view investment performance, transaction history, and receive updates, ensuring transparency.

PRC Equity Fund combines Public-Private Partnerships with Texas universities and municipal bond transactions, offering stability, high returns, and a direct social impact.

Yes, PRC Equity Fund has partnered with Texture Capital as its broker-dealer, responsible for managing SEC and FINRA compliance. Texture Capital is compensated 1% of gross proceeds, up to $750,000. Additionally, for direct sales, Texture may earn 5% of proceeds from sales up to $20 million, totaling up to $1,750,000 in maximum compensation. These fees are not deducted from your targeted 10% annual return and payments, but can take up a very small portion of your annual profit of course.

Payments under the Master Lease Agreement are not influenced by student housing demand. These payments are part of a long-term contractual obligation and are generally structured as a Triple Net Lease (NNN), meaning the university covers maintenance and related responsibilities.

Yes, but PRC Equity Fund focuses on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) with Texas public universities. All projects are supported by Master Lease Agreements with these institutions.

PRC Equity Fund does not directly manage properties. Property management depends on the project type:
On-Campus Housing: Managed by the university.
Off-Campus Housing: Typically managed by the developer, often Pioneer Realty Capital.

Investor returns are based on municipal bond transactions rather than property operations. Property renovations are managed by the university under the Master Lease Agreement, with updates provided as needed.

Yes, the ABA number is the same as the bank’s routing number.