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Mobile Home Transformation Fund



Dominion Standard Secured Income Fund, LLC (co-sponsor) has joined Cultiv8 Collective and OCG Properties (lead sponsors) of the Mobile Home Transformation Fund (MHTF)

Over the last 10 years, Bryce Robertson of Cultiv8 Collective has been a leader in promoting financial freedom through investments in recession-resistant affordable housing—primarily in the mobile home park (MHP) space. MHPs have consistently proven to be one of the highest-yielding and most reliable asset classes, especially during economic downturns.


How The Mobile Home Transformation Fund Works

It will fund the acquisition and renovation of new and existing mobile homes. These homes will either:

• Be maintained as rentals by the park, or

• Be sold to homeowners using a seller financing strategy.

Because Cultiv8 Collective and OCG Properties own and manage most of these communities, this presents significantly less risk for Dominion. It also aligns well with Dominion's mission to to contribute to the housing needs of communities while offering strong returns to it's investors.

Innovation for Risk Mitigation

If the borrower defaults, payments will continue to be made from the park's cashflow. This ensures consistent and reliable payments to Dominion Standard Secured Income Fund.

A One-of-a-Kind Opportunity

MHTF allows Dominion to capitalize on the recession-resistant MHP asset class without directly owning properties.

Instead, Dominion is investing in secured debt positions, offering:

Passive returns while diversifying our portfolio.

• Exposure to multiple markets with reduced risk.


Why Mobile Home Parks?

Here’s why this market is a sweet spot for Dominion to invest in:

• Recession Resistance: MHPs historically perform well, even during economic downturns.

•Low Default Rates: Mobile homeowners are far less likely to default on loans compared to traditional homeowners.

•Superior Returns and Stability: The asset class combines strong financial performance with the ability to address the affordable housing crisis.


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