Pine Canyon in Happy Jack, Arizona.
A fixed-term opportunity tied to the construction and resale of two mountain homes in the Coconino Forest, presented with a clear capital structure and defined exit.
A fixed-term opportunity tied to the construction and resale of two mountain homes in the Coconino Forest, presented with a clear capital structure and defined exit.
Experience as a principal, investor, and advisor across multiple real estate sectors.
The opportunity is simple: build two homes in a proven high-country Arizona market, keep the capital structure clear, and exit through the sale of finished residences.
The offering is framed around limited project sprawl, disciplined use of funds, and a narrow scope tied to two clearly defined homes.
The project leans into the pattern of Arizona residents seeking cooler mountain properties from April through October.
Pine Canyon is positioned as a build-to-sell investment rather than an open-ended development story.
The project summary describes a gated subdivision surrounded by tall ponderosa pines and alligator juniper, with paved roads, water and power at the lot line, and a home style intentionally matched to the site.
The general contractor has secured five building lots in Pine Canyon. According to the source form, surveys, soil samples, septic plans, and engineering have been completed, the properties are prepped for construction, and permits are pending.
The original form describes KELLCO, formerly HEMAGE, as a company with more than 40 years in land development, residential construction, commercial office buildings, restaurants, banks, and master-planned communities. Quantum is identified as administrator and project coordinator for the offering.
The form states this is the first project KELLCO has opened to investors, after a long history of self-funded development supported at times by bank financing.
The source summary sets the coordination fee at 5 percent, capped at $15,000, expiring after 12 months or upon the sale of the finished product.
The source document outlines a fixed 6 percent quarterly-paid return totaling $30,000, plus an additional 10 percent share of projected profits estimated at $45,000, for a combined total of $75,000 on $500,000.
Selective outside investor capital described in the original summary.
A fixed 6 percent component paid quarterly according to the memo summary.
Additional 10 percent share of projected profit, bringing the estimated total to $75,000.
The summary sets the construction of the two homes at an estimated total cost of $1,100,000.
The finished homes are projected to sell for a combined $1,550,000.
The document describes two properties prepped and ready to go, with a target construction start in June 2026.
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