Your capital funds a real residential renovation — not equity, not debt. A direct stake in the work.
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We deploy it on projects
BuiltWell puts it to work on vetted remodels across North Atlanta. Most projects run about 12 weeks, start to finish.
03
You earn 10% of profit
You take 10% of the profit on every project your capital touches — paid to you in draws as each project is paid, money moving every few weeks. Capital returns, then redeploys.
You lend capital
We deploy it on projects
You earn 10% of profit
One completed project
Full renovation — Dallas, GA
Dallas, GA · fully paid, closed
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Project value
$0
Capital (materials + labor)
$0
Project profit
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Investor share (10%)
Completed in 4 weeks. Capital returned, then redeployed.
The track record
Real projects. Real returns.
Six completed, fully-paid BuiltWell renovations — and exactly what a 10% profit-share partner would have earned on each.
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Completed projects
$0
Profit generated
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Investor share (10%)
10.5%
Avg ROI / cycle
Project
Capital
Profit
Investor 10%
ROI
Kennesaw, GA
Capital $7,003
Profit $9,266
10% $927
ROI 13.2%
Dallas, GA
Capital $15,079
Profit $17,452
10% $1,745
ROI 11.6%
Douglasville, GA
Capital $4,747
Profit $5,401
10% $540
ROI 11.4%
Roswell, GA
Capital $4,854
Profit $5,077
10% $508
ROI 10.5%
Douglasville, GA
Capital $15,006
Profit $14,529
10% $1,453
ROI 9.7%
Sugar Hill, GA
Capital $8,847
Profit $6,430
10% $643
ROI 7.3%
Capital = materials + labor funded per project. Investor share = 10% of project profit, paid on top of returned capital. Projects run about 12 weeks, so the same capital redeploys multiple times a year.
The portfolio
Step inside the work.
The portal
Every investor gets a real-time dashboard.
Capital deployed, projected return, active projects — synced to BuilderTrend so you watch the work move in real time.
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Partner portal
Welcome back, Partner
BuilderTrend · synced 2m ago
Capital deployed
$50,000
Projected return
$5,750
Active projects
2
Return / cycle
11.5%
Active projects
Project — North AtlantaFinishing
Project — RoswellDemo & framing
$55K
Capital deployed
2
Active projects
10.5%
Projected ROI / cycle
On our call
What we'll walk you through.
01
The systems that run it
How we've built BuiltWell to deliver projects on time and on budget — the process, vetting, and controls behind every renovation.
02
Live project monitoring
Our monitoring app gives you a real-time window into every project your capital touches — follow progress, milestones, and completion as the work moves.
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Your capital, deployed
Exactly how your funds are put to work, returned, and redeployed — and what your returns look like across a full cycle.
Let’s talk
Interested? Let's have a conversation.
This isn't a cold pitch. If you're reading this, we already know each other — so let's talk about whether it's a fit.
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The Next Chapter · Partners
The machine behind the numbers
What your capital joins, who it works for, and exactly how it comes back.
The Next Chapter · For New Partners · Private Circle
A quiet seat in America’s largest housing shift.
Institutional investors now own hundreds of thousands of single-family homes in America — and every one of those homes must be renovated, turned, and maintained, forever. BuiltWell is the licensed general contractor doing that work for five of these platforms under standing master agreements. What follows is the industry, our record, our plan — and the seat we reserve for a small private circle.
On the job right now — our crew, our camerasActive renovation · Metro Atlanta, Georgia
Every property on this curve carries its own scope, schedule, photo log, and receipts — the discipline your capital inherits on day one.
II · Who the work comes from
Four national platforms send us their houses
These platforms operate nationwide across the United States and Canada — owned and funded by global institutional capital (the world’s largest asset managers and private-equity firms). Their names are withheld under our agreements; their scale is not. Every home they own turns every few years, and someone has to renovate it.
CLIENT “T.R.”
$3.5B
$3.5B take-private · 2024~38,000 homes7,100+ Atlanta metro
Taken private in 2024 by the world’s largest alternative asset manager ($1T+ under management) in a $3.5B all-cash deal. We renovate their turns in the metro where they hold 7,100+ homes.
CLIENT “F.K.”
50,000+ homes
50,000+ homes28 marketsNet-15 payment terms
Top-3 single-family rental operator in America, created and backed by one of the largest private-equity firms in the world. Their national headquarters sits 20 minutes from our office — we are a direct vendor, net-15 terms.
North America’s leading insurance-restoration franchise — 55+ years old, parent company listed on the NYSE. Insurance-funded work orders: demand that arrives in every economy.
CLIENTS “B.W.” & “O.H.”
14 markets
~5,000 homes14 marketsOur anchor client
A nationally awarded build-to-rent builder (~5,000 homes, 14 markets) — and the regional renovation platform that has anchored our order book since day one, feeding us $150k–$200k of work monthly.
Behind our contracts: ~95,000 homes across 25+ markets. This demand does not cycle — it compounds. Our agreements bar us from printing client names on a public page — sit with us and we’ll open the actual contracts, vendor portals, and payment history. The same discretion that protects them is what protects your position.
III · Your capital’s 90 days — press play
Day
0
Drawn to you
$0
+$6,000+$8,000+$9,500+$11,000+$10,000+$11,000
Weeks 1–4: your $50,000 buys materials on ~9 named properties — each with photos and receipts in this portal.
Every 2–3 weeks: as each property is paid, your capital portion + 10% of its profit is drawn to you within days.
Day 90: fully whole — $55,500 in this example (~11%). Withdraw clean, or roll into the next cycle.
IV · The plan — discipline first, then scale
Phase One — the deliberate plateau
Ten months at a controlled $200–250k of monthly volume, self-performed by our in-house crews and painters. The objective is not speed — it is flawless delivery, cash reserves, and audit-quality records on every property. Institutions reward boring reliability with more work; this phase is the audition.
Phase Two — the map
Our clients run the same contracts in 25+ markets; we currently serve one. Expansion means following existing clients into cities where they already own thousands of homes. Four markets at today’s scale is $1M of monthly volume — a map, not a moonshot.
V · Your seat — structured as a subcontractor, paid in draws
$50,000
Minimum participation — deployed per-property on named renovations
10% per property
Of each funded property’s actual profit — a share, never a fixed rate, never interest
Paid in draws
Capital + share drawn to you within days of each property being paid — every 2–3 weeks, never parked
90-day cycles
Fully whole each quarter — withdraw clean or roll again. Historically ~11% per cycle
You participate as a subcontractor/supplier on specific properties — the standard relationship of this industry. That structure carries the standard protections every subcontractor on a job enjoys — mechanics-lien and payment rights under Georgia law — while keeping our master agreements clean. Your return is a share of each project’s actual outcome, earned alongside the work — never a promised rate.
New this cycle
The Card Cycle — your money only exists where it’s already earning
No wire, no idle capital. Your entity’s business card funds real materials on real houses subcontracted to it — you pay your own card, keep the rewards, and collect a profit share per house. Swipes complete inside a hard 20-day window; fully whole in 3 months 20 days, maximum.
VI · The mechanism
Six moves, one machine
Your LLC
Your construction entity — your EIN, your account, your insurance. Real, not paper.
Your card
A business card in your entity's name. Pick it below — the math changes with it.
We swipe
As authorized user, BuiltWell buys materials on your card — only for houses subcontracted to your entity.
20-day hard max
Every swipe happens inside 20 days of your commitment — that is a ceiling, not a target. Anything unswiped at day 20 expires; you owe nothing on it.
You pay your card
From your own cash, on your card's cycle. We never touch your principal — so we never owe it back.
Share per house
As each house collects, your profit share pays out — every few weeks, in cash, per project outcome.
VII · Choose the card
Ten cards, live math
Tap a card. The console recalculates the full cycle — card yield, welcome bonus, profit share, and how it stacks against a 4%/month stock book.
Deployment console
Commitment
$30K · floor$60K · per-investor cap
Total yield / cycle
—
Return on deployed
—
First cash lands
Day ~2 · first swipe
Fully whole
≤110 d · hard ceiling
Same money, same window — head to head
This cycle—
Stock book @ 4%/mo × same 110 days—
Both pre-tax. His number needs the market to cooperate for 110 straight days; this one is a share of measured margins on contracted houses — plus card rewards that don't care about the S&P.
VIII · The cycle, day by day
Press run — watch a commitment live one full cycle
Deploy · max D20Build & collect · 90-day clock per house · draws every 2–3 weeksWhole · D110 max
Swipe — materials on your card (card yield earned instantly)Draw — profit share as a house collectsWelcome bonus trips at $30K spend
Day
0
Yield collected
$0
Your principal never appears here — it went from your card to the lumber yard and back from your own account. Only yield accumulates.
IX · Why the card beats the wire
Cash investment
Card cycle
Capital committed
The day it hits our account
Only when we swipe for a real house
Idle-capital risk
Yours — money sits, clock ticks
Eliminated — nothing drawn until deployed
Our obligation to you
Full principal + share
Profit share only — you pay your own card
Extra yield
None
1.5–2.62% rewards + welcome bonus, yours to keep
Flexibility
All in, all at once
Standing commitment, drawn per project
X · The discipline that protects you
Rules we hold ourselves to
R-0120-day deployment, hard maxEvery swipe lands inside 20 days of commitment — a ceiling, not a target. Anything unswiped at day 20 expires and you owe nothing.
R-02$60K per-investor capWe only take what we can deploy at speed. Larger checks can't move inside the window — so we don't take them.
R-03Paid per house, as collectedSmall, frequent payouts matched to money already received. No year-end balloons, ever.
R-0490-day clock per houseEach house's payback clock runs from its own draw — worst case, last swipe day 20, fully whole at 3 months 20 days. That is the ceiling, in writing.
R-05Real entity, real substanceYour LLC genuinely owns the materials on its houses. Standard subcontractor protections under Georgia law attach to real supply.
R-06Rollover is earnedSecond cycle only after the first completes clean. Then the rotation bench: 5–6 entities, nobody's money idle, everyone wants back in.
CONFIDENTIAL — PRIVATE CIRCLE ONLY. This page is not a public offering or general solicitation. Client identities are withheld under contractual confidentiality customary in this industry; platform figures are drawn from public sources. Returns referenced are historical and projected per-property profit shares, not guaranteed rates. Participation is structured as a subcontractor/supplier arrangement with mechanics-lien rights under Georgia law; every agreement is individually drafted and reviewed by counsel. Please do not redistribute.
