Alpine Investment Tier — Equity

Alpine Investments

Equity participation in stabilized, income-producing real estate — owned and operated through Fort + Home's vertically integrated platform. Alpine targets assets with strong fundamentals, operational upside, and the potential for both ongoing distributions and long-term appreciation.

Alpine offerings are conducted under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D and are available only to accredited investors with a pre-existing substantive relationship with the Sponsor. No offer or solicitation is being made through this website.

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The Alpine Strategy

Equity Ownership in Real Assets

Alpine represents the middle ground — equity participation in operating real estate with the potential for both income and long-term appreciation.

The Middle-Tier Approach

Alpine is Fort + Home's equity investment tier, designed for investors seeking a balance between income and appreciation. Unlike the Stream tier, which provides fixed-rate debt returns, Alpine offers direct equity ownership in physical, operating real assets — giving investors participation in both ongoing cash flow and the long-term value trajectory of the underlying property.

Every Alpine asset is directly owned, managed, and operated by Fort + Home through its vertically integrated platform. There is no third-party management layer, no misaligned incentives, and no operational friction between ownership and execution.

Alpine focuses on stabilized assets with high operational upside — properties that have moved past the development phase and are generating revenue, with room to improve through institutional-quality management and strategic positioning.

Alpine Tier Overview

Investment Type Equity — LLC Interests

Regulation Rule 506(b)

Asset Focus Stabilized Real Estate

Management Owner-Operated (Fort + Home)

Income Source Operating Revenue

Growth Source Asset Appreciation

Tax Treatment K-1 (Depreciation + Deductions)

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Investment Thesis

Three Pathways to Value

Alpine assets are structured to deliver value through three complementary channels — creating multiple layers of potential return from a single investment.

Operating Income

Alpine assets generate revenue from ongoing operations — room revenue, rental income, ancillary services, and other income streams. Fort + Home manages for efficiency through direct operations, maximizing net operating income without third-party management drag.

Asset Appreciation

Value is created through institutional-quality management, not market speculation. Improving performance metrics, building direct revenue channels, and reducing operational inefficiency drives the underlying value of the real estate over the hold period.

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Tax Efficiency

Direct equity ownership in real property provides access to depreciation deductions, operating expense write-offs, and other tax-advantaged treatment. Structured to maximize after-tax returns through disciplined financial management and strategic use of available real estate provisions.

Current Portfolio

Alpine Assets

Each Alpine asset is a direct equity position in a stabilized, operating property — owned and managed by Fort + Home. The Alpine portfolio is designed to grow over time as new assets are acquired.

Active Asset

The Hotel Melrose

Boutique Hotel · Grand Junction, CO

A historic boutique hotel in downtown Grand Junction, Colorado — fully renovated in 2023 and now in stabilized operations. Fort + Home owns and operates the property directly, managing guest experience, revenue optimization, and capital strategy through its vertically integrated platform.

Asset Type Boutique Hotel

Location Downtown Grand Junction, CO

Renovation Completed 2023

Status Stabilized Operations

Booking Strategy Direct Booking Focus

Management Fort + Home (Owner-Operated)

🔒 Private — 506(b)

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Future Opportunities

Alpine is designed to grow. As Fort + Home acquires and stabilizes new assets across hospitality, residential, and mixed-use sectors, additional equity positions will be added to the Alpine portfolio.

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Private asset information — including financial details, offering terms, and investment structure — is shared only with qualified parties through Fort + Home's internal investor processes. No investment opportunity is being offered through this website.

Why Alpine

The Fort + Home Advantage

Fort + Home doesn't outsource. As the owner, renovator, and operator, every decision is made in-house — from guest experience to capital allocation to long-term strategy.

Vertically Integrated

Fort + Home controls development, construction, and operations under one roof. No third-party management fees, no misaligned incentives, no operational friction between ownership and execution.

Stabilized Operations

Alpine assets are selected for their strong fundamentals and proven performance. Each property has moved past the development phase into revenue-generating operations with improving metrics.

Tax-Advantaged Equity

Direct ownership in real property provides access to depreciation, expense deductions, and other tax benefits. Alpine assets are structured to maximize after-tax efficiency for equity participants.

Institutional Discipline

Professional reporting, structured governance, and transparent communication. Investors receive regular updates on asset performance and strategic direction through Fort + Home's investor processes.

How It Works

A Relationship-First Approach

As a 506(b) offering, Alpine participation requires a pre-existing substantive relationship with the Sponsor. Here is how the process works.

Explore

Review the Alpine strategy, investment thesis, and current asset portfolio on this page. Understand how equity real estate fits within your goals.

Connect

Schedule a one-on-one conversation with our investor relations team. We focus on education, transparency, and understanding your objectives.

Qualify

Participation requires verified accredited investor status and a documented pre-existing relationship with the Sponsor, as required under Rule 506(b).

Access

Qualified individuals are invited to review private asset information and offering materials through Fort + Home's secure investor process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

Alpine is Fort + Home's middle-tier investment strategy, focused on stabilized real assets with operational upside. It is designed for investors seeking the equilibrium between the fixed security of debt and the long-term appreciation potential of equity. Alpine assets are directly owned and managed by Fort + Home through its vertically integrated platform.

Stream provides fixed-rate debt returns through the Fort Lending Debt Fund — investors are lenders earning a contractual rate of interest. Alpine provides equity ownership in operating real assets — investors are owners participating in ongoing income and long-term appreciation. Stream prioritizes predictability; Alpine balances income with growth potential.

Alpine offerings are conducted under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D and are available only to accredited investors who have a pre-existing substantive relationship with the Sponsor. This is a regulatory requirement — participation cannot be solicited publicly. If you are interested, the first step is to schedule a conversation with our team.

Under Rule 506(b), the Sponsor must have a documented relationship with each investor that predates the offering. This means the investor and Sponsor have had meaningful prior interaction — enough for the Sponsor to understand the investor's financial sophistication and suitability. This relationship cannot be created through the offering itself.

Alpine focuses on stabilized, income-producing real estate across hospitality, residential, and mixed-use sectors. Each asset has moved past its development phase and is generating operating revenue. Fort + Home looks for properties with strong fundamentals and room to improve through institutional-quality management and strategic positioning.

Direct equity ownership in real property may provide access to depreciation deductions, operating expense deductions, and other tax-advantaged treatment that can offset taxable income from other sources. Each investor's situation is different — consult your tax advisor for guidance specific to your circumstances. Alpine investors receive K-1 tax documents annually.

Specific offering details — including financial structure, terms, and investment documents — are shared privately with qualified individuals through Fort + Home's internal investor process. The first step is to schedule a conversation with our investor relations team so we can understand your goals and determine if Alpine is appropriate for your situation.

Fort + Home's equity offerings are generally compatible with self-directed IRA, Solo 401(k), and other retirement account structures. Specific eligibility depends on the offering terms and your account custodian's requirements. Consult your tax advisor and custodian for guidance on your specific situation.

This page is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. No offer or sale of securities will be made except pursuant to a definitive set of offering documents provided to qualified persons in compliance with applicable law. Alpine investments are offered under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D and are available only to accredited investors who have a pre-existing substantive relationship with the Sponsor. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Certain information related to Alpine assets is private and shared only with qualified parties through Fort + Home's internal investor processes. Prospective investors should consult their own financial, legal, and tax advisors before making any investment decision.