Labrador Lending
Passive Investors
A Mortgage Note Fund for Accredited Passive Investors
Helping you Find Financial Success through note funds
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Invest With UsIncome-Focused Investing, Backed by Real Estate
Accredited passive investors can pursue 10% targeted annual returns on investments of $100K+ and 8% targeted on $25K–$100K, with monthly distributions and a 12-month minimum commitment. Returns are targets, not guarantees.
Integrity Income Fund
We’re excited to announce an exclusive opportunity for accredited passive investors to accelerate their passive income with the Integrity Income Fund!
Passive Income Through Mortgage Notes
The Integrity Income Fund is tailored for accredited investors seeking an investment opportunity for stable passive income through mortgage notes. This fund focuses on mitigating risks while maximizing returns, making it a compelling choice in today’s financial market.
At-a-Glance
A quick snapshot of what matters most.
10%
Targeted Annual Return at $100K+
8%
Targeted Annual Return at $25K–$100K
12-Month
Minimum Commitment
3+ Years
Of On-Target Payouts
0
Missed Investor Distributions in 3+ Years
Target distributions have been met each month since inception. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Structure Details
Capital Stack
↳ The Integrity Income Fund participates at the Senior Debt layer, seeking income and downside protection through first-position notes.
Benefits of our 1st Lien Mortgage Note Fund — The Integrity Income Fund
For accredited investors comparing options like REITs, direct real estate, or private credit, our first-lien mortgage note fund stands out for several reasons:
Collateral Protection
Your investment is secured by a first-position lien, giving you priority over most other creditors if a borrower defaults—anchored in tangible real estate.
Attractive, Predictable Yields
Accredited investors can earn a targeted 10% annual return at the $100K+ level or 8% at $25K–$100K—income that often outpaces traditional fixed-income alternatives. Targets are not guarantees.
Lower Volatility vs. Public Markets
Mortgage note funds are not swayed by stock market swings or headlines, offering steadier, contractual income streams than REITs, equities, or crypto.
Downside Risk Mitigation
Notes are often purchased at a discount and backed by real estate, providing multiple paths to recover value (e.g., workout, sale, or foreclosure if needed).
Diversification
Exposure across borrowers, geographies, and property types—far beyond what most individual investors can achieve directly.
Hands-Off Passive Structure
No property management hassles. The fund manager handles servicing, workouts, and compliance.
Tax Advantages
Potential to invest via SDIRAs or Solo 401(k)s for tax deferral; fund expenses/reserves may also reduce taxable income (consult your tax advisor).
Liquidity Advantage
One-year minimum commitment—more flexibility than private equity/venture funds that often lock up capital for 7–10 years.
Inflation Hedge
As property values rise, collateral coverage strengthens, and yields often keep pace better than traditional bonds.
Aligned Interests
Managers invest alongside investors—keeping incentives aligned and focus on performance.
Track Record
The Integrity Income Fund hasn’t missed an investor distribution at the targeted preferred return rate since its inception over 3 years ago. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Who This May Be Right For
The Integrity Income Fund is designed with the needs of accredited passive investors who want reliable, steady passive income — without the hassle of managing tenants or unpredictable market swings.
Busy Professionals
Physicians, attorneys, executives, and business owners seeking stable returns without adding more to their already full schedules.
Retirement-Focused Investors
Those looking for consistent monthly income to support their retirement lifestyle or to diversify away from stock market volatility.
Portfolio Diversifiers
Accredited investors aiming to add real estate–backed assets to complement existing stock, bond, or REIT holdings.
Hands-Off Passive Investors
Individuals who value income and security but prefer not to actively manage properties, tenants, or complex operations.
Exclusive Passive Investment Opportunity
Passive Investment Comparison: Accredited Investor Options
How the Integrity Income Fund compares with Public REITs/ETFs, Direct Real Estate/Syndications, and Private Credit.
| Criteria |
Integrity Income Fund (Labrador Lending Mortgage Note Fund) |
Public REITs / Real Estate ETFs | Direct Real Estate / Syndications | Private Credit (Corporate / Private) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Backing / Security |
Core Primarily first-lien mortgage notes secured by residential real estate. Fund owns the notes; investors own shares in the fund. |
Indirect real-estate exposure via tradable shares; no deed ownership. | Hard assets, but risk sits at the property/project level (often single asset). | Collateral varies; many strategies are unsecured or subordinated. |
| Yield (Targeted / Typical) | Targeted annual preferred return: 10% (≥ $100K) • 8% ($25K–$100K) | ~3–6% dividends, plus market price swings. | 12–20%+ potential; outcome/exit-dependent and often lumpy. | ~8–15% depending on strategy and risk (bridge, mezzanine, specialty finance, etc.). |
| Distributions | Monthly (3+ years of consistent distributions) | Dividends; cadence and amounts vary. | Often delayed until capital events/exit (~3–7 yrs). | Monthly or quarterly; manager-dependent. |
| Liquidity / Commitment | 12-month minimum commitment | High (daily tradable on exchanges) | Very low liquidity (multi-year lockups common) | Moderate (1–3 year commitments typical) |
| Risk / Volatility |
Low to moderate; asset-backed and low volatility. Less sensitive to interest-rate swings than property equity. |
High; moves with broader stock market and rate expectations. | Property-cycle & leverage risk; interest-rate sensitivity; single-asset concentration. | Borrower default risk; credit-market sensitivity; structure quality matters. |
| Diversification | Across borrowers & geographies; not concentrated in one property. | Broad across many properties/sectors. | Concentrated in a single property/project (high concentration risk). | Varies by manager; loan pools or single-name exposure. |
| Hands-Off Management | Yes | Yes | Yes — passive for LPs; sponsor/GP manages the asset. | Varies; typically hands-off for investors. |
| Tax Treatment (General) | Ordinary income; eligible with SDIRAs/401(k)s. | Ordinary dividends. | Depreciation benefits (K-1); passive-loss rules apply. | Ordinary income; deal/fund-specific nuances. |
| Manager Alignment | Managers co-invest alongside investors. | Large institutions; fee-driven. | Varies by sponsor quality & incentives. | Varies; incentive fees common. |
Disclosures: Target returns are objectives, not guarantees. Distributions and liquidity depend on fund documents and market conditions. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Key Reasons to Consider the Integrity Income Fund
What sets a first-lien mortgage note fund apart for accredited, income-focused investors.
No Leverage
Strategy designed to operate without fund-level borrowing for simpler risk management.
Diversified Portfolio
Exposure across borrowers, geographies, and property types—beyond what most individuals achieve directly.
Experienced Team
Extensive track record in both performing and non-performing note management and workouts.
Aligned Interests
Managers invest alongside clients—clear alignment on income and capital preservation.
Lower Volatility
Not tied to daily market swings; income is driven by loan performance, not headlines.
Investor-Friendly Terms
Open-ended structure and a relatively short 12-month minimum commitment.
Targets are objectives, not guarantees.
Integrity Income Fund
Income Fund for Accredited Passive Investors
Integrity Income Fund · Mortgage Note Fund for Accredited Passive Investors
Target distributions have been met each month since inception. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Fund Frequently Asked Questions
What are the targeted returns?
Current targets are 10% annually for investments of $100K+ and 8% annually for $25K–$100K, typically paid monthly. Targets are objectives, not guarantees. See offering documents for risks and details.
What is the minimum commitment?
12 months. Shorter than many private funds with multi-year lockups.
Who can invest?
The fund is available to accredited investors only. Accreditation is verified during onboarding.
Is the fund levered?
No. The strategy is designed to operate without leverage, focusing on income generation and capital preservation through first-lien mortgage notes.
What is your fund track record?
The Integrity Income Fund hasn’t missed an investor distribution at the targeted preferred return rate since inception (3+ years).
common questions
FAQ
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Sure! Here is a short video that helps to explain what note investing is. And here is a blog post about it.
See the above video and feel free to reach out for more information.
Absolutely! This is one of the best ways to invest in notes, whether it be through a Roth IRA or traditional IRA.
One of the nice things about this niche is the inherent flexibility to it. Investing in notes can be very passive or quite active.
Here are some pros:
your investment is backed up by collateral (real estate)
control (many exit strategies)
discounted pricing (non-performing notes can normally be purchased for pennies on the dollar)
Here are some cons:
could require a more hands-on approach
less liquid than stocks, bonds, or mutual funds