Single-Family Residential Fund II
Mirabilis is raising its second fund to acquire, develop and manage a diversified portfolio of single-family homes throughout Texas. The fund aims to acquire up to 800 homes over a 24-month investment period.
Many of Mirabilis’ homes will be available for rent via our INTRO Program, an innovate rent-to-own program that allows prospective homebuyers to begin their homeownership journey with minimal down payment and no debt.
Property Type
Single-family housing
Investment Strategy
Single-Family Rental, Build-to-Rent, Rent-to-Own
Geography
Major Texas markets
Investment Objectives
Capital preservation, income, capital appreciation
Fund Life
7 years
Minimum Investment
$75,000 - Accredited Investors Only
Select Acquisition Channels
- Purchase of newly-delivered inventory from homebuilders & developers
- Forward purchase of newly-developed housing communities
- Acquisition & development of contiguous finished lots ready for vertical construction
- Development of shovel-ready housing projects in partnership with local builders
- Acquisition of cash-flowing SFR/BTR communities
- Preferred equity investments in third-party projects
How to Invest
Learn more about “Mirabilis Homes Fund II”
Please review the files below to learn more about Fund “II” and our investment approach.
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Enter your name and email address, then click the Subscribe now button. You’ll receive an invitation link from our Fund Administrator – NAV Consulting – via email. Follow the instructions to complete your subscription process.
It was important for me to own my own home, so I don’t have to worry about my rent going up every month, or somebody selling the house from under me.
It was quite easy, especially compared to the last company, it was quite easy to work with Mirabilis. It was very straightforward. They responded the very next day and within 3 to 4 weeks I found a home.
Owning a home gives you the flexibility to create your own space. I can LIVE in this house.
I chose Mirabilis Homes because when I looked in to similar programs, I felt like they were less beneficial to the homeowner.
Even with our combined incomes, options still felt so far out of reach. Buying your first home is scary for anybody. We had our doubts, did some research, signed up for the program and now we have no more doubts.
Living in an apartment began to affect our sons’ health, drastically, so that’s when we decided we need to find a home for our family.
I thought maybe this is too good to be true…but now I have clients that have seen this is real. Just give it a try, what’s the worst that could happen? You could end up in your dream home.