Where busy executives & entrepreneurs invest in real estate,
together.

Membership is open to accredited investors in Minnesota, Illinois and New York. That's deliberate. We're building Harvest city by city, starting with Minneapolis, Chicago and New York chapters, because we'd rather go deep in three markets than thin across fifty. Staying focused also keeps the filing work on every deal tight and lets us be efficient with our money, so we can keep reinvesting in the community and making membership as valuable as we can.

The deals are a different question. We invest nationwide, wherever the project and the operator meet our standards.

If you're outside those three states, join the waitlist and we'll let you know when we open in your market.

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Twenty-five minutes with a founder. We learn what you want from real estate, walk through how we vetted a recent deal, and cover membership and founding member terms. If it isn't a fit, we'll tell you.

Membership is an annual fee, and founding members joining in 2026 receive founding rates plus membership through 2027. We share pricing on the intro call so we can explain exactly what's included.

Yes. Investments are open only to accredited investors: generally $200,000+ in individual income ($300,000 with a spouse or partner) for the past two years, or $1M+ in net worth excluding your primary residence. Not sure? Book the call and we'll help you figure it out.

Every deal passes four checks before you see it: the market, the operator, the underwriting, and the terms and fit for our members. Most don't make it through.

We also get to know every operator personally, including their track record, their references, and how they've handled deals that didn't go as planned. The operator matters as much as the deal.

We aim to share 8–10 private real estate deals a year, from large apartment buildings and new construction to condos and commercial projects. Quality comes first, so the number may change based on what meets our bar. Each one comes with an in-depth deck, a one-page summary, notes from Kyle and Luke, and a Q&A with the operators.

No. Every deal is optional. Some members invest in most, some in one or two a year.

Deals start at $10,000, a fraction of the typical $100,000+ minimum for private real estate deals. You choose how much to commit to each one above the minimum.

Each deal gets its own LLC. Member investments go into that LLC, which invests in the project as a single investor. You own a share of the LLC based on how much you put in, and distributions pass through to you on the same schedule as every other investor in the project.

Each deal's LLC is kept separate, so one deal never affects another. Harvest never holds your money between deals, and if you pass on a deal, nothing is committed.

Regular project updates, distributions on the deal's schedule, and a K-1 each year for your taxes. We handle communication with the operator, so if you have a question about a deal you're in, ask us and we'll get the answer.

You can. But going direct usually means a $100,000+ minimum instead of $10,000, and vetting the operator and the deal entirely on your own. If we've negotiated better terms, going direct can also mean a worse deal than investing with us.

And most of our deals are ones you'd never see otherwise. That access is a big part of membership.

Beyond your annual membership, Harvest doesn't charge a management fee on what you invest. Because members invest as one larger check, Harvest negotiates better terms than a single investor gets at the sponsor's minimum. You receive the terms you'd get investing directly at that minimum, and Harvest keeps the difference. We reinvest it into the community to create the best member experience possible.

Harvest is paid from the same distributions you are, at the same time. If the deal pays nothing, Harvest gets nothing. The exact economics for each deal, including the sponsor's own fees, are disclosed in the offering documents before you invest.

Private real estate is illiquid. Hold periods vary by project and are stated in each offering, so you'll know the expected timeline before you commit.

Not in the usual sense. Harvest isn't a blind-pool fund or a REIT. Each deal gets its own LLC, and you choose deal by deal whether to invest. Before you commit, you get the offering documents, the financials, and the Q&A with the sponsor.