Accredited investor with at least $50,000 of liquid capital
We work with accredited investors looking for a secure way to generate income outside the public markets, uncorrelated from the stock market.
There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
Offering terms
“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
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three consecutive years
We have earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest growing private companies three consecutive years. Our executive team carries more than 60 years of combined industry experience.
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Select an amount below. The two figures on the right are what that amount pays at the contractual rate of 12% fixed.
A 12% consistent annual rate, paid out every 90 days.
“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
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Compared with an annuity
Most people heading into retirement have already cycled through the obvious income options. They have moved into bonds and watched them barely keep up with inflation. They’ve parked money in CDs and Treasury bills hoping for rates to do something more interesting, and given up waiting. None of those choices ever quite feel like a real income answer. So they look at annuities.
No AUM fees. No Advisory fees. No surrender fees. No penalties. There is no fine print stacked on top of the fine print.
Stocks and real estate
Most investments make their money one way. They depend on a future buyer paying more for them later. Stocks need future buyers. Real estate needs future buyers.
This offering
This is built differently. It pays a fixed rate from real payments on a real schedule.
The mechanism
It doesn’t come from the stock market. It doesn’t come from chasing yield on bonds. And it doesn’t come from an insurance company the way an annuity does. It comes from somewhere most investors never look. It is called litigation finance.
Every day, ordinary people get hurt in ways that are not their fault. Many of these people have a real legal case, but they need money for medical bills and rent while their case takes a year or two to settle.
We look at the case very carefully and confirm it has a clear path to settlement. So Experity forwards them some cash to cover those bills until the case settles — usually 10% to 15% of what the case will likely settle for.
When the case settles, we get paid back from the settlement, plus a return. If the case doesn’t settle, we absorb the loss. You still get paid your 12%.
And the finance company pays its investors. That is you, the accredited investor.
Someone gets hurt in an accident and sues to recover damages. In the meantime, that person still has to pay rent, medical bills, and other living expenses. That is where we step in. So Experity forwards them some cash to cover those bills until the case settles. If the case doesn’t settle, we absorb the loss. You still get paid your 12%.
Your money goes to work across hundreds of cases all over the country. You receive a consistent annual rate, paid every quarter, while we handle the case selection, the legal side, and the collections. There’s no timing the market. There’s no hoping the Fed cuts rates. There’s no watching a chart.
There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
The asset class
Pension funds, hedge funds, and family offices have been quietly investing here for years. The reason is simple. People still get hurt. Cases still need to be funded. And the cycle keeps moving regardless of what the S&P is doing. Demand inside this asset class has historically gone up when the broader economy goes down.
Now you might be wondering why your financial advisor has never mentioned this. Because this corner of the market has stayed quietly out of view while institutions, hedge funds, family offices, and university endowments have been using it for years — which means many brokers don’t have a reason to bring it up.
“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
Track record
At Experity Ventures, we’re one of the largest pre-settlement funding companies in the country.
It’s part of how we’ve grown from $10 million in initial assets to over $640 million in assets in six years. Every investor in every offering Experity has ever run has been paid back, on time, without fail. And we have never missed a payment to an investor. Investors in those earlier offerings earned between 8% and 10%, and the current offering pays 12% fixed.
Real banks like Capital One, Synovus, and East West Bank lend money to us.
We’re backed by serious institutional capital. Institutional investors like these make up 90% of our investment pool, with the other 10% being accredited investors like you who are piggybacking on the opportunity. That almost never happens in our industry. Because banks of that size are involved, we go through rigorous audits every year on our financials and our investing strategy.
Business association does not imply endorsement. “Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
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You are not deciding anything here. Here’s what you walk away with.
Book a complimentary VIP Allocation Strategy Session. There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
You will also walk through a complimentary Portfolio Income and Risk Review, so you can see clearly where your current allocation is positioned, what it is actually exposed to.
A direct walkthrough of the offering. The five year term. The quarterly distributions. And how the underlying business works.
Answers to your questions about fit, allocation size, and where this can sit inside your existing plan.
There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
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Experity Ventures is one of the largest pre-settlement funding companies in the country. We help investors, retirees, and pre-retirees generate income from a more secure asset class than what most of them are used to. Our executive team carries more than 60 years of combined industry experience. And we have never missed a payment to an investor.
You will walk through a complimentary Portfolio Income and Risk Review, so you can see clearly where your current allocation is positioned, what it is actually exposed to. There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
The minimum is $50,000. The term is five years. This offering includes a 1-year out clause subject to the redemption terms in the PPM with no annuity style surrender charges.
No AUM fees. No Advisory fees. No surrender fees. No penalties. There is no income rider eating into your annual rate. There’s no surrender charge holding your money hostage. And there is no fine print stacked on top of the fine print.
The rate is 12% fixed, paid every quarter. A $250,000 allocation produces $30,000 of annual income at the contractual rate, paid out as $7,500 every 90 days.
If 12 months in you decide for any reason the investment is not right for you, you can request your principal back with no surrender charges and no penalty. This offering includes a 1-year out clause subject to the redemption terms in the PPM with no annuity style surrender charges.
If the case doesn’t settle, we absorb the loss. You still get paid your 12%. When the case settles, we get paid back from the settlement, plus a return.
Many accredited investors who allocate into this aren’t replacing their entire plan. They’re taking a single slice, often 10% to 20% of their investable assets.
All you need to access this is to be an accredited investor with at least $50,000 in investable assets.
“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.
The only way to know for sure if this is the right fit is to have the conversation. There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
Every investor in every offering Experity has ever run has been paid back, on time, without fail. And we have never missed a payment to an investor.
Here is the next step. Book a complimentary VIP Allocation Strategy Session. There are no fees for the call. There’s no obligation to invest.
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Chief Financial Officer
General Counsel, Chief Risk Officer
Chief Growth Officer
Book a complimentary VIP Allocation Strategy Session. As part of that session, you will also walk through a complimentary Portfolio Income and Risk Review.
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“Accredited investor” is defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. This offering is made only to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933.