Energy, real estate, private credit and operating businesses. Each one underwritten with an operator who has done it before, and each one open right now.
Oil and Gas Production
A producing natural-gas asset with a ten-year horizontal-drilling runway. Income, tax benefits and growth in one position.
Medical Triple Net Lease Buildings
Medical and dental offices on triple net leases. Tenants who have built out the space and cannot easily move. Monthly income with institutional exit potential.
Essential-Service Business Acquisitions
Profitable sign installers, electrical contractors and well drillers bought at 3 to 5 times cash flow. Five companies already acquired, two more under letter of intent.
Evergreen Multifamily Real Estate
An open-ended multifamily fund built for tax-efficient compounding. Long-term holds and conservative leverage, with every dollar of profit reinvested rather than distributed.
Three lending strategies, one allocation
Lending rather than owning. You sit ahead of the equity and get paid first, across three strategies with different collateral and different clocks. Built for investors who want the income without the hold period.
The same six questions answered for every opportunity, so you can find the one that matches what you're building toward.
| Opportunity | Asset class | Target return | Cash flow | Tax treatment | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Expedition Energy Fund II | Energy | 13–36% IRR | Income plus growth | 70–90% year-one deduction | $50K |
| Medical Real Estate Fund | Real estate | 16–30% IRR | 7~8%, monthly | 65–70% bonus depreciation | $50K |
| Expedition Small Business Fund | Private equity | 12.8–26.8% IRR | 8% pref, quarterly | Operating income, K-1 | $50K |
| Expedition Legacy Fund | Real estate | 11–13% net annual | None, reinvested | 14–17% tax-adjusted equivalent | $50K |
| Expedition Private Credit | Private credit | 10–14% target | Monthly or quarterly | Interest income | $50K |
Twenty minutes with Dylan is usually enough to narrow five down to one. Bring what you're trying to solve for, whether that's income, a tax year, or long-term compounding, and he'll tell you which of these actually matches it.