Trust deed investing involves lending money that is secured by a deed of trust recorded against real estate. As the investor, you act as the lender on a specific loan, and your investment is backed by a tangible asset—typically residential or commercial property.
These investments are generally short-term in nature (6 to 36 months) and are often structured to provide interest payments on a monthly basis, though some may accrue interest until the loan is repaid. Since you’re investing in an individual loan—not a fund—you maintain full control over which loans you choose.
As many of you know, we shifted to a mortgage fund model in 2020 and moved most of our investor base into the TaliMar Income Fund. But with our loan origination team absolutely crushing it this year, we’ve temporarily opened up the trust deed platform to keep up with demand.
Direct Lender
We underwrite, fund, and service each loan in-house—giving you greater transparency and control.
Asset-Backed Investments
Every investment is secured by a first-position deed of trust on California real estate.
Experienced & Disciplined
With over $100 million in assets under management, our team brings decades of experience in private lending and real estate finance.
I continually work with our team to identify opportunities within the real estate debt market to mitigate risk and maximize investor return.