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Capital invested in EC Capital Fund is deployed as first-lien loans through Easy Cash Loans, our dedicated lending arm — secured by Eastern Pennsylvania real estate at no more than 70% of verified after-repair value.
Returns are targets, not guarantees. See the PPM for complete terms.
You invest in EC Capital Fund. The fund deploys that capital through Easy Cash Loans, our lending arm, which issues first-lien loans to vetted borrowers. Interest and points flow back to the fund — and out to you, monthly.
Verified under Rule 506(c) · $25K minimum
Pools investor capital in one PA fund
Issues & services every first-lien loan
Vetted Eastern PA operators · ≤70% LTV
Easy Cash Loans LLC, d/b/a EC Capital Fund — a Pennsylvania LLC formed January 23, 2026. Pools verified accredited investor capital under a Reg D 506(c) offering.
Every dollar the fund deploys is loaned out through Easy Cash Loans — the borrower-facing arm that originates, closes, and services each first-lien loan.
A vertically integrated real estate business completing 150+ transactions a year — supplying the borrower pipeline and live market intelligence behind every underwrite.
Every loan Easy Cash Loans issues on the fund’s behalf is engineered for the downside first.
A recorded first-position mortgage plus title insurance on every loan — the fund recovers ahead of every other creditor.
How it protects youLending capped at 70% of independently verified ARV builds a 30%+ equity buffer into every position.
How it protects youEvery borrower signs personally for the full loan amount — recourse beyond the property itself.
How it protects you5+ completed flips in 24 months and a 600+ credit floor. No first-time flippers with fund capital.
How it protects you“I have personally provided over $1 million annually in investment opportunities working with Alex and his team. Their level of professionalism and commitment to delivering results is unmatched.”
Mr. Martin worked with the managers in prior lending relationships before the fund’s formation. He is not an EC Capital Fund investor, and his statement does not describe fund performance.
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