Firm lowers minimum investment from $100,000 to $50,000 ahead of final closing, expanding access to accredited investors before the structure retires
McLean, VA (OCT. 6, 2026) — 7e Investments, a $65 million private real estate investment fund specializing in mortgage notes, announced that its D5 Profit Share bond class will close to new investments on Nov. 20, 2026. The closing marks the end of a bond structure that future 7e offerings will not include, and the final opportunity for accredited investors to participate in a 7e investment class with a profit share component.
Ahead of the closing, 7e has reduced the minimum investment for the D5 class from $100,000 to $50,000. The offering is available to accredited investors pursuant to Regulation D Rule 506(c).
The D5 class has a five-year term and carries a 9.5% annual interest rate paid monthly, along with a profit share component anticipated around bond maturity. The class is compatible with self-directed IRAs and traditional IRAs. Investors should confirm the tax treatment applicable to their specific account type with their custodian and their own tax advisor.
The November closing represents the end of this particular structure at 7e,” said Chris Seveney, founder and CEO of 7e Investments. “We introduced the profit share component at an earlier stage of our growth as a way for investors to participate not only in the stated interest rate, but also in the potential upside of the fund. As 7e has grown and matured, we have evolved our investment structures, and future offerings will not include this profit share component. We wanted to give accredited investors one final opportunity to participate under those terms before the structure is retired.
The fund’s approach to nonperforming loans reflects a mission that distinguishes 7e from institutional buyers. When a homeowner falls behind on payments, large banks and financial institutions typically lack the operational infrastructure to engage borrowers through resolution. 7e’s asset management team works directly with borrowers to find a path that restores loan performance and keeps families in their homes where possible. That process requires more time and more hands-on management than a standard foreclosure timeline, and it is what allows 7e to pursue resolutions that a standard institutional foreclosure timeline does not accommodate.
Lowering the minimum investment reflects a separate but related mission. Alternative asset classes backed by real estate have historically required institutional-scale capital to access. By reducing the minimum, 7e extends the opportunity to a broader pool of accredited investors, giving more people access not only to a stated annual rate backed by real property, but to the profit share component that allows investors the opportunity to participate in the company’s success alongside the fund’s principals.
7e has managed more than 750 mortgage note transactions across more than 40 states and six full-cycle funds, representing more than $100 million in deal valuation. The fund has not missed a single monthly distribution to investors since inception. Past performance is not a guarantee of future success.
Accredited investors interested in learning more about the D5 Profit Share class or its terms can contact the 7e Investments investor relations team at invest@7einvestments.com or 866.226.5736.
About 7e Investments
7e Investments is a Virginia-based private real estate investment company that purchases performing and nonperforming mortgage notes secured by real property throughout the United States. Its team has a combined seven decades of real estate experience. The company is led by founder and CEO Chris Seveney, who has successfully managed six mortgage note funds that met or exceeded commitments to investors. Learn more at https://7einvestments.com/
Important Disclosures
This communication is for informational purposes only and is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any offering may be made only through the applicable Private Placement Memorandum and related offering documents. Neither the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission nor any state regulatory authority has passed upon the adequacy or accuracy of the information contained in the offering materials or endorsed the merits of the offering.
There are no guarantees of interest payments or returns. Investors may lose all or part of their investment. Investing in these securities is speculative and involves a high degree of risk. Prospective investors should carefully review the applicable offering documents and the risk factors described in the Private Placement Memorandum before making an investment decision.
Securities are offered through MIT Associates, LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC. Alternative investments may be highly illiquid and may involve additional investment risks.