The Model

Criminal asset recovery → Land acquisition → Permanent housing → Transformed lives

Core Components

Mission Lock

Perpetual deed restrictions ensure housing remains affordable and mission-aligned forever.

  • ✓ Legally binding on all successors
  • ✓ Enforceable by state attorney general
  • ✓ Community Advisory Board veto power
  • ✓ Annual compliance verification

Governance Structure

Board composition ensures lived experience, expertise, and community accountability.

  • ✓ 4 seats: Reentry advocates & formerly incarcerated leaders
  • ✓ 3 seats: Housing developers & land trust directors
  • ✓ 3 seats: Finance & compliance specialists
  • ✓ 3 seats: Local government & community representatives

Resident Support

Wraparound services ensure housing success is paired with healing and opportunity.

  • ✓ Case management (20% of budget)
  • ✓ Mental health & substance use support
  • ✓ Employment training & job placement
  • ✓ Family reunification support

Financial Sustainability

Land appreciation + ground lease income = perpetual operational independence.

  • ✓ 3-5% annual property appreciation
  • ✓ Ground lease income (Year 8+)
  • ✓ $15-25M annual value growth at scale
  • ✓ Zero public funding required after initial deployment

Deployment Timeline

Phase 1

Year 1: Foundation

$100M deployment across 5 pilot cities

  • • Establish governance & advisory boards
  • • Acquire & improve first properties
  • • House 200+ residents in pilot cities
  • • Establish outcome tracking systems
Phase 2

Years 2-3: Scale

$200M additional deployment to 8+ cities

  • • Expand to secondary markets
  • • House 600+ additional residents
  • • Build developer partnerships network
  • • Publish 1-year impact data
Phase 3

Years 4-7: Sustainability

$200M strategic redeployment to critical markets

  • • National footprint established
  • • 2,000+ residents stably housed
  • • Ground lease income begins
  • • Full operational independence achieved
Phase 4

Year 8+: Perpetual

Self-sustaining via appreciation & income

  • • Zero new capital required
  • • 600K+ annual housing capacity
  • • Expansion to adjacent communities
  • • Model replication in other jurisdictions

Capital Allocation

45%

Land Acquisition

Strategic property purchases in high-opportunity markets

30%

Developer Partnerships

Building construction & property improvement

20%

Resident Services

Case management, support, and wraparound care

5%

Administration

Governance, compliance, and operations

Why This Matters

This allocation prioritizes housing creation while ensuring residents receive the wraparound support needed for long-term success.

Land acquisition and development create permanent assets. Service investment ensures those assets transform lives. Administration remains lean while maintaining institutional excellence.

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Housing developers, nonprofit organizations, and local governments can apply to participate in our pilot phase.

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