Invest in High-Yield,
Short-Term Real Estate Debt

in Mortgage Loans Closed
$ 2 B+
States We Lend In
42
Target Annualized Return for Investors
10% - 12 %
"This team is a trustworthy, reliable operator. I’ll continue to trust them with my money for years to come"
John C.
Managing Partner, Crescent Hill Capital

How It Works

Discover how passive mortgage investing with Myers Investment Group helps you generate steady income—secured by real estate assets. Our proven process makes it simple to grow your wealth without managing physical property.

01

Initial Consultation and Suitability Meeting

Connect with an investment specialist to explore opportunities and ensure our offerings align with your financial objectives and risk tolerance.

02

Select Investment Account

Invest using funds from checking or savings accounts, a self-directed IRA (Individual Retirement Account), existing lines of credit, real estate equity (such as a HELOC), eligible 401(k) funds or loans, or brokerage accounts.

03

Select Your Opportunity

04

Start Earning

Begin earning passive income secured by real estate.

Past Results

We are proud to deliver consistent, high-yield returns for our investors, backed by the security of real estate assets. Our proven track record reflects years of disciplined underwriting, strategic portfolio management, and a relationship-first approach to investing.

01

Honolulu Single-Family Mortgage

Honolulu Single-Family Mortgage

A short-term first-lien bridge loan secured by a single-family property in Honolulu, Hawaii. A strong repeat borrower, conservative leverage, and proactive problem-solving—including securing specialty insurance coverage—helped facilitate a timely closing and successful renovation financing solution.

Honolulu Single Family
11.2%
Net Annualized Return
$735,000

Investment Amount

$6,860

Monthly Income to Investor

02

Short-Term Rental Investment Loan

Short-Term Rental Investment Loan

A short-term purchase bridge loan secured by a legal short-term rental unit in Honolulu, Hawaii. Experienced repeat investors leveraged flexible financing to expand their growing condotel portfolio, with strong collateral, in-demand zoning, and a clear refinance strategy supporting the investment opportunity.

Short Term Condotel in Honolulu
11%
Net Annualized Return
$406,000

Investment Amount

$3,721

Monthly Income to Investor

03

Ground Up Construction Project

Ground Up Construction Project

A short-term first-lien bridge loan secured by a ground-up construction project in Wahiawa, Oahu. Low leverage, experienced underwriting, and expertise in mid-construction financing helped facilitate funding for project completion, value-enhancing improvements, and a planned property sale upon stabilization.

GUC Wahiwa
11.2%
Net Annualized Return
$320,000

Investment Amount

$2,986

Monthly Income to Investor

04

Multifamily Mortgage in South Carolina

Multifamily Mortgage in South Carolina

A short-term first-lien bridge loan secured by a multifamily property in Easley, South Carolina. Conservative leverage, value-add potential, and flexible financing allowed the borrowers to complete renovations, improve liquidity, and position the property for long-term DSCR financing and future investment growth.

Multifamily in South Carolina
11.2%
Net Annualized Return
$310,000

Investment Amount

$2,893

Monthly Income to Investor

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Why Invest in
Hawaii Real Estate?

Strong Demand & Limited Supply

Hawaii’s real estate market is historically resilient due to its limited land availability and high demand, helping protect long-term asset values.

With steady tourism and a growing population, many properties generate strong rental income and long-term appreciation.

Investing in Hawaii offers exposure to a geographically distinct market that behaves differently from the mainland—ideal for portfolio diversification.

FAQs

Have questions? We’ve got answers. Explore common topics to better understand how passive mortgage investing works and how we help you grow your wealth securely.

What is passive mortgage investing and how does it work?

Passive mortgage investing involves providing capital for loans secured by real estate, without directly managing the property. Your rights and cash flow depend on whether you hold a note or invest through a fund. Payments can be delayed and losses are possible.

Read our private mortgage investing guide for structures, risks and questions to ask.

Our investors typically target 10%–12% annualized returns. Monthly or quarterly distributions depend on the offering, borrower payments, fees and available cash. A target is not a guarantee, and real estate collateral does not ensure principal is preserved. Review current offering documents for the terms that apply.

Mortgage investing carries risk, including loss of principal. Review the collateral valuation, lien priority, borrower repayment plan, fees and investment restrictions. Underwriting and collateral can help manage risk but do not eliminate it.

Read about our approach to reviewing collateral and managing risk.

A mortgage note is a debt investment. A mortgage fund pools capital to invest in loans, while REITs can hold real estate, mortgages or related assets. Ownership, fees, liquidity and investor rights vary by structure. Compare the documents rather than assuming one structure provides more predictable income.

See the note-versus-fund explanation.

We accept investments starting at $150,000 for accredited investors.

Eligibility depends on the specific offering and its governing documents. Accredited-investor status is defined by SEC rules; general investment knowledge alone is not the same as meeting those criteria. Ask the team which eligibility and verification requirements apply before committing funds.

SEC explanation of accredited investors.

Distribution schedules may be monthly or quarterly, depending on the offering. Confirm how fees, reserves, borrower delays and losses affect payments. For retirement-account investments, coordinate payment instructions with the custodian or plan administrator.

Potential funding sources include cash or assets held in an eligible investment or retirement account. Ask the team and your custodian or plan administrator which sources are accepted for the specific offering before moving money.

Borrowing to invest adds repayment obligations and can expose other assets to loss. A list of possible funding sources is not a recommendation to use debt or retirement savings. Review the consequences with your advisers.

Start with our self-directed IRA guide.

A self-directed IRA or a 401(k) may be able to hold an investment if the account, provider and offering permit it. Confirm acceptance, titling, payment routing and transaction restrictions before funding. Tax treatment depends on the account and transaction; tax-free growth or withdrawals are not automatic.

Read our self-directed IRA guide and review IRS guidance on IRA distributions and prohibited transactions with your tax adviser.

If a borrower defaults, the lender or authorized servicer may pursue remedies under the loan documents and applicable law, which can include foreclosure. Recovery depends on lien priority, property value, other claims, costs and timing. Collateral does not guarantee full recovery. Ask who controls enforcement and how investors receive updates.

We focus on real estate lending opportunities in Hawaii and other markets nationwide. Review each loan’s collateral, repayment plan and local market risks; a location does not ensure dependable returns.

Proven Experience: We specialize in helping clients build wealth through short-term mortgage investments.

Investment Approach: Review the target returns, fees, collateral and risk disclosures in each offering. Real estate security does not guarantee repayment.

Established Track Record: For over 25 years, our award-winning affiliate, Myers Capital, has funded thousands of loans nationwide.

Relationship-Focused: As a family-owned company, we take pride in building long-term relationships and caring deeply about the success of our investors and clients.

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