Private Credit & Capital Preservation
Built for
Cash Flow, Stability, & Capital Preservation
TheSeattleFund
Private Credit is designed for investors seeking steady income and protection
of principal. The fund invests in a diversified portfolio of short-term,
business-backed loans secured by income-producing businesses and real estate
assets. With a historical track record of paying 8.3%+ annualized yield,
investors can access a consistent and transparent income stream.
How
TheSeattleFund Private Credit Works
TheSeattleFund
provides investors with a straightforward path into private credit—without the
complexity of direct lending. Capital is strategically allocated into
short-term loans that finance a variety of business needs, including term
loans, lines of credit, and commercial mortgages. Each loan is managed by
seasoned financing professionals, ensuring disciplined underwriting and strong
oversight.
Investor
capital is deployed across a diversified pool of loans, typically sized between
$100k–$500k (with opportunities ranging from $50k–$5M) and lasting 9–36
months. Returns are generated through monthly interest payments, which are
distributed directly to investors. This model prioritizes predictable
income, diversification, and downside protection.
- * Historic
Yield: 8.3%
annualized dividend
- * Quarterly
Liquidity: Access to
your capital with scheduled redemption opportunities
- * Diversification: Broad portfolio of secured,
income-producing loans
- * Monthly
Distributions:
Regular income direct to investors
Investment
Strategy
Our strategy
emphasizes two pillars: income generation and capital preservation.
Loans are secured not only by borrower business income but also by business
assets, real estate, and borrower creditworthiness. In the rare case of
default, these assets provide multiple recovery paths, mitigating downside
risk.
For
investors building diversified portfolios, private credit serves as a complement
to equity, balancing volatility with steady cash flow.
Types of
Investments
- * Term Loans – Lump-sum financing repaid
with principal + interest over a set schedule.
- * Equipment Financing Loans secured by business
equipment, offering collateralized protection.
- * Commercial Mortgages Financing backed by office
buildings, retail centers, warehouses, or multifamily properties.
How
Investors Earn
Investor returns are generated through the interest paid by borrowers on each loan in the fund’s portfolio. These loans are structured with fixed terms and interest rates, providing clarity and predictability. Here’s how it works:
· Interest
Payments –
Businesses borrow at higher rates than banks typically offer. The fund collects
monthly interest payments on these loans.
· Monthly Distributions – After expenses and management
fees, these payments are distributed to investors in the form of monthly
dividends.
· Principal Protection – Loans are secured by borrower
income, business assets, or real estate. In the event of borrower default,
collateral can be liquidated to recover principal, providing a layer of
downside protection.
· Liquidity Option – Investors can request quarterly
liquidity, creating a balance between yield and accessibility.
This
structure allows investors to benefit from a steady income stream without
the operational complexities of owning or managing businesses or real estate
directly.
Returns
* Current Dividend Yield: 8.3% annualized
- * Return Source: Monthly interest payments from
borrowers
- * Variability Dividends may adjust based on
loan performance and new portfolio acquisitions

Why
Private Credit?
Private credit provides investors with direct access to lending opportunities traditionally dominated by banks. It offers steady income, reduced volatility, and lower correlation to public markets, making it a valuable diversifier.
Debt investments are structured with fixed terms, capped
upside, and priority repayment in case of borrower default, offering
investors more security than equity positions.
Debt vs.
Equity at a Glance
- * Debt: Fixed income, secured by
borrower assets, no ownership dilution
- * Equity: Variable returns, dependent on
rental income + appreciation, ownership dilution possible
Risks
& Considerations
While
TheSeattleFund Private Credit is designed for stability and downside
protection, all investments carry risk. Key risks include:
- Credit Risk Borrowers may default on loan
obligations. While loans are secured by income and assets, recovery
outcomes may vary.
- Liquidity Risk Although quarterly liquidity
is offered, redemptions are not guaranteed and may be limited during
periods of high withdrawal requests.
- Market Conditions Broader economic conditions,
such as interest rate changes, credit cycles, or recessions, may impact
borrower repayment ability and loan performance.
- Valuation Risk The underlying loan portfolio
is privately held and not publicly traded. Valuations are based on
internal assessments and may not reflect real-time market values.
- Concentration Risk While diversified, exposure to
certain sectors or geographic markets could affect performance if those
areas face significant challenges.
Understanding
these risks is essential for making informed investment decisions. Investors
should evaluate whether private credit aligns with their risk tolerance,
liquidity needs, and portfolio objectives.
Closing
Note
TheSeattleFund
Private Credit is built to deliver consistent income, diversified exposure,
and capital protection in today’s shifting market environment. With a
proven track record, experienced management, and a disciplined approach to
underwriting, this fund offers investors the ability to participate in private
credit with confidence.
If you’re
seeking predictable monthly income, strong downside protection, and a smart
complement to equity investing, TheSeattleFund Private Credit is a
compelling solution.