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Investing with Action Funding

Earn 16–20% in Annual Income

Minimum of $50,000 per deal

IRA and 401k funds accepted

Available to both accredited and non accredited investors

 



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Pooled Investment Overview

Action Funding offers pooled private lending opportunities under SEC Regulation D, Rule 506(c). These offerings are available exclusively to accredited investors as defined by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Our pooled investments are designed to provide access to real estate–backed private lending projects, with a focus on strong collateral and risk-managed returns.


 Loan terms from 12 to 36 months
 12% fixed APY paid monthly
 6 Months of prepaid interest built in
 Investors can diversify capital across several loans

Direct Investment Overview

Action Funding provides individual investors with opportunities to participate directly in private real estate loans secured by trust deeds across California, Florida, and Texas. These investments allow investors to earn attractive, fixed returns backed by real property collateral. Direct trust deed investments are available to both accredited and non-accredited investors and are typically structured as private lending transactions—not as securities regulated by the SEC.


 Loan terms from 12 to 36 months
 12% fixed APY paid monthly
 Conservative LTV loan amounts
 Guaranteed Interest on half of the loan term
 Invest fully in the loan and receive the entire interest payment

Key Investor Terms

Annual Return
12% Paid Monthly
Guaranteed Interest
6 Months or Half the Loan Term
Servicing Fees
1% of Note Rate
Minimum Investment
$50,000
Interest Payments
Made Monthly
Profit Split
100% to Investor
Tax Reporting
Schedule K-1
Structure
Open Ended
Regulations Exemption
Regulation D, 506 (C)
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What We Invest In

Loan Types: Fix & Flip, Cash Out Refinances, Ground Up, and commercial bridge loans
Average Loan Term: 12–24 Months (Extensions    Available)
Areas Covered: CA, FL, TX
Average Loan Size: $450,000
Borrower Profile: Borrowers with prior experience in real estate
Loan Security: First mortgages and seconds behind banks

Why Investors Like Working with Action Funding

Action Funding allows for both fund investing and handpicking loans available. This flexibility benefits investors with different ranges of capital to deploy. 
Attractive Return and Reduced Risk

Our investments typically deliver returns of 11–12%, with the potential for even higher yields when late fees and default interest are factored in.

Downside Protection

Investing in a non-correlated return stream is often recommended as a way to reduce risk and smooth performance amid market volatility.

Short Investment Duration

Our loans are typically written between 12-24 months, which reduces risk for investors while still delivering an annual yield. 

High Demand and Low Competition

Access to capital for real estate investors has never been more critical. However, most lenders only stick to residential and overlook commercial deals  

Portfolio Diversification

Our investors are exposed to a wide variety of asset classes such as residential, multi family, office, retail, and motels

Economic Impact

These loans fund the renovation of older U.S. homes, restoring properties to livable condition and enhancing neighborhoods — all while providing returns for investors.

Passive Income Fund Calculator

17%

Quarterly Income

$4,250

Total Income

$51,000

ROI (Return On Investment)

51%

Income Generation Through Real Estate

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Mortgage investing has been one of the best-performing asset classes over the last few decades, however, most investors don’t have the time to find and diligence the vast opportunities available. Real estate investing typically requires a large amount of capital upfront, the right financial resources, and a high level of expertise. We think there is a better way.

Risk Management

We rigorously stress test every loan to ensure profitability, rely on independent third-party appraisals, and continuously adjust our underwriting standards to align with evolving market conditions.

Loans secured by title insurance 
 Borrower required to have equity in the loan 
 Constructions draw are dispersed after main contractors sign off
Borrowers with prior experience in real estate
Only first mortgages and seconds behind banks 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Action Funding's Target Return?

Action Funding targets annual investor returns between 12% and 16%. Our loans are generally underwritten in the lower teens, but with late fees and potential points, the annualized yield (APY) can reach the higher teens.

What are the Management Fees?

Action Funding does not charge any management fees on incoming funds. A standard servicing fee of 1% is typically applied. Rather than operating an income fund, Action Funding utilizes a Regulation D exemption to facilitate larger loan transactions.

Are the Returns Guranteed?

Action Funding does not charge management fees on incoming funds. A standard 1% servicing fee is typically applied. We do not operate a pooled income fund; instead, we utilize a Regulation D exemption for larger loan amounts. Investor returns are determined on a deal-by-deal basis and depend on the individual underwriting of each loan.

What Types of Accounts can Invest?

Action Funding receives contributions from a variety of sources, including individuals, joint accounts, entities, trusts, and self-directed retirement accounts such as IRAs and 401(k)s.

How are the Loans Secured?

Every AFI loan is reinforced by personal guarantees from the principals of the borrowing entity and the borrower’s own equity.

What Happens if We Have to Foreclose

If a borrower defaults, Action Funding is prepared to take prompt legal and financial measures to safeguard investor capital. Since a lien is recorded on each property, it has the legal authority to commence foreclosure and recoup its investment by selling the underlying collateral.