Frequently Asked Questions

  • Solis Equity is a land-focused real estate investment platform specializing in acquiring, repositioning, and strategically entitling raw and infill land in high-growth U.S. markets.

    Our core thesis centers on value creation through entitlement enhancement, infrastructure positioning, and builder-aligned exit strategies, rather than traditional vertical development.

    We focus on controlling land early in the lifecycle to compress timelines and unlock forced appreciation before disposition to builders or strategic operators.

  • We primarily target:

    • Large raw land tracts

    • Infill lots in growing metros

    • Path-of-growth parcels

    • Transitional zoning assets

    • Builder-ready subdivision opportunities

    Markets are selected based on population growth, job expansion, infrastructure investment, and long-term housing demand.

  • Our strategy typically involves:

    1. Acquiring land at favorable basis

    2. Enhancing value through entitlement or density optimization

    3. Aligning with builder buy-box requirements

    4. Executing strategic resale or structured exit

    We prioritize downside protection through basis discipline and selective underwriting.

  • Returns are generally generated through:

    • Entitlement-driven value appreciation

    • Strategic builder resale

    • Density enhancement

    • Infrastructure improvements

    • Land banking in growth corridors

    We do not rely on rental income as a primary driver; rather, our thesis centers on capital appreciation through land repositioning.

  • Unlike traditional developers who assume full vertical construction risk, Solis Equity focuses on:

    • Land control and value creation

    • Entitlement compression strategies

    • Strategic builder alignment

    • Scalable acquisition pipelines

    We operate with a “dirt-first” thesis, focusing on controlling the foundational asset in the development cycle.

  • Land investments are inherently speculative and involve risks including:

    • Entitlement delays or denial

    • Market shifts

    • Capital market tightening

    • Builder demand fluctuations

    • Illiquidity

    Investors should be prepared for long hold periods and potential loss of capital.

    Full risk disclosures are provided in formal offering documents.

  • Investment opportunities may be available to:

    • Accredited Investors

    • High-net-worth individuals

    • Family offices

    • Strategic partners

    Eligibility is subject to securities law requirements and formal subscription processes.

  • Investment horizons vary by project but generally range from:

    • 18 to 48 months for entitlement-driven plays

    • Longer for strategic land banking

    Timelines are dependent on municipal processes and market conditions.

  • Capital structures vary by project and may include:

    • Equity participation

    • Preferred return structures

    • Promote splits

    • Joint venture arrangements

    Specific terms are outlined in formal offering documentation.

  • We typically focus on land repositioning and entitlement value creation rather than acting as a general contractor or vertical developer.

    However, strategy may vary by opportunity.

  • We focus on high-growth U.S. markets characterized by:

    • Population migration

    • Job expansion

    • Infrastructure investment

    • Builder demand

    Geographic focus may evolve based on macroeconomic and demographic trends.

  • Risk management includes:

    • Conservative underwriting

    • Builder-aligned acquisition criteria

    • Market selection discipline

    • Structured exit planning

    • Capital allocation controls

    We seek asymmetric risk/reward profiles where potential upside justifies entitlement and timeline risk.

  • Investment opportunities are shared privately through formal channels in compliance with securities laws.

    To inquire about potential eligibility, please contact us directly through the website.

  • No. Past performance does not guarantee future outcomes.

    Each investment carries unique risks and should be evaluated independently.