A Patriot Holdings small-industrial and self-storage property overlooking a wooded ridge

Patriot Fund V. Last money in.

Institutional Class A-1 access to a $25M+ diversified storage, industrial & MHP fund — 18 properties across 11 states. Graded B, 23/30: institutional entry, conservatively scored.

Reserving is non-binding — it holds your spot and starts a conversation.

ORC Grade B 23 / 30
Minimum Investment
$50,000
for access to the $5M institutional class
Investor IRR
17.0%
base, net all fees
Equity Multiple
1.60x
base
Avg Cash Yield
7.2%
during hold
Depreciation Target
20–40%
of invested capital in 2026
Hold
~3 Yrs
sponsor targets 2029; tail to 2031
Preferred Return
8%
annually
Share Class
Class A-1
$5M institutional terms
Watch first

The walkthrough, in Morgan's words.

The opportunity

18 properties. 2024 pricing. Already paying investors.

You buy in at the same price investors paid in 2024 — before any of this was built. Today the portfolio is bought, operating, and distributing cash, and it grows to roughly 19–20 properties across 11 states, ~$70M cost basis, at full build-out. Much of the early build risk is behind it — and we believe meaningful upside still lies ahead.

Ocean Ridge pooled capital past the fund's $5M institutional threshold to earn Class A-1 terms — a bigger share of profits than retail — locked at the original 2024 price in a side letter, after three weeks inside the operator's books.

Patriot Holdings · est. 2008 18 properties · 11 states 47% storage / 32% industrial / 21% MHP Oversubscribed · capital formation closed Aug 8
70% 85%
Storage & industrial occupancy over the past year
+38%
NOI growth, 1H 2026 (+23% Q1, +12.5% Q2)
~17%
Independent appraisals over what the fund paid (April 2026)
+114%
Cash flow vs. the acquisition budget — the line that pays distributions
Base Case
17.0%
Net IRR
1.60x
Eq. Multiple
  • Wind-down staged Dec-28 to Dec-29
  • Exit at 6.7% cap on achieved NOI
  • Toano sale contemplated; NOT in base case, proceeds would pay accrued preferred first
  • ~7.2% avg cash yield
Upside Case
19.9%
Net IRR
1.72x
Eq. Multiple
  • Plan NOI + capital recycling
  • 6.5% exit cap
  • Syracuse sold, redeployed
  • Faster catch-up distributions
Conservative Case
12.2%
Net IRR
1.42x
Eq. Multiple
  • 92% NOI achievement
  • 7.0% exit cap
  • Slower storage convergence
  • Pref accrual carries to exit

Downside stress (capital returned plus partial preferred) and unmodeled upside (employer master-lease, infill, early sales) are detailed in Behind the Numbers.

Returns simulator

See what an allocation could return.

Move the slider and choose a scenario. Below $250K applies Investor Class terms (85/15, 2% diligence); at $250K and above, Anchor Class unlocks automatically (90/10, 1% diligence). Both earn an 8% preferred. Figures use ORC's target modeling, net of all fees. Illustrative only — targets are not guarantees.

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$50k min$250k · Anchor unlocks$1M
Investor Class · 85/15 · 2% diligence
Scenario

~3.2-year hold to Dec 2029 · 8% preferred return · 85% of profits above the preferred to investors. Your preferred return accrues daily from funding. The fund pays its preferred queue oldest-dollar-first (confirmed in writing by the sponsor, August 2026); first cash distributions land around mid-2027, and your full accrued balance is cleared at the first staged sale in December 2028, ahead of any Ocean Ridge profit share.

Est. total value at exit
$76,500
Est. total profit
$26,500
Equity multiple
1.53x
Avg annual cash flow
$3,850
Total cash over hold
$12,320
Target net IRR
17.0%

Net of all fees at both the operator and ORC levels. Estimated, not guaranteed. Private real estate is speculative, illiquid, and can lose value. For accredited investors only.

Meet the assets

18 properties. Three defensive classes.

Self-storage, small-bay industrial, and manufactured housing across 11 states — roughly 60% in supply-constrained New England, where new construction is scarce.

Self-storage Small-bay industrial Manufactured housing

14 cards, all 18 properties — multi-property assets share a card. Tap any for its status and business plan.

The operator

Patriot Holdings: 17 years, three asset classes, one roof.

Founded 2008. Acquisitions, construction, leasing, fund administration, and their own in-house property management. They only buy what they can operate themselves — and they manage every property with their own people.

Assets Under Management
$435M+
across the platform
Commercial Assets
100+
3.7M+ square feet
Employees
80+
all functions in-house
Deal Selectivity
3%
of $479M in offers actually closed
Unplanned Capital Calls
0
ever

Realized record: Fund I went full cycle at 19.7%–24.4% net to investors. Funds III–IV (a development vintage since abandoned) trail projections — we weighted all of it, not just the wins. Sponsor claims verified against fund documents; past performance does not guarantee future results.

Ideal investor profile

Who this is built for.

Cash-Flow Seeker Tax-Efficient Equity Compounder Defensive Investor
Declination triggers

Seven pass/fail gates.

Any single failure stops the deal. Six clear; one is qualified as the ramp completes.

CriterionActualThresholdStatus
Entry Basis vs Value2024 price; ~17% appraisedAt/below marketClear
Proforma Rents vs MarketRents at/below marketUW realismClear
Loan-to-Cost~60% at full deployment< 75%Clear
Debt Structure15 of 16 fixed; 1 floating bridge (Medfield), refi in processNo uncapped floatQualified
DSCR1.29x forward, rising> 1.25xClear
Break-Even Occupancy~72% vs 85% current< 85%Clear
Sponsor BackgroundNo adverse findingsClean recordClear

6 of 7 clear, 1 qualified: coverage crosses threshold as the ramp completes.

Scored dimensions

How it grades, line by line.

Market Fundamentals

4 / 5

Zero new supply: no storage construction in trade areas, no MHP permits, undersupplied small-bay. Tertiary demand ceilings cap the score.

4.5Supply Moat — Zero new storage construction; zero MHP permits; small-bay undersupplied. Rates keep supply shut.
3.5Demand Depth — Tertiary markets, no anchor employer. Wheatland 1,500-job inflow is upside, not underwriting.
4.0Diversification — Three asset classes, 11 states, no asset over ~15% of the fund.

Operator Quality

4 / 5

18 years, $435M platform, vertically integrated. Fund I full cycle 19.7–24.4% net. Exceptional diligence transparency.

4.0Realized Track Record — Fund I full cycle 19.7–24.4% net. Funds III–IV (development vintage) trail projections.
4.5Platform & Sourcing — Vertically integrated, self-managed. 3% LOI-to-close selectivity.
4.0Transparency & Alignment — Best-in-class: live books, loan-level tape, direct CFO access. GP co-invest ~3.8% funded vs 10–20% norm.

Basis & Margin of Safety

4.5 / 5

2024 price vs ~17% appraised (April 2026), below replacement. 18 months of actuals replace blind-pool risk.

5.0Entry Price vs Value — 2024 price vs ~17% appraised (April 2026); below replacement.
4.5Information Position — 18 months of actuals; full budget-vs-actual and loan-level review by ORC.
4.0Premium Concentration — Uplift concentrated in three assets; an appraisal is not a trade.

Cash Flow & Debt Structure

3.5 / 5

6.98% blended today, falling toward low-6% as the last bridge converts; maturities 2030–2051, no wall inside hold. Coverage 1.29x forward and rising; pref partially reserve-funded during ramp.

5.0Debt Quality — 6.98% blended today, falling toward low-6% as the last bridge converts; maturities 2030–2051. Seller notes 4.75–5%.
3.0Current Coverage — ~1.25x at threshold and rising each quarter; pref partially reserve-funded during ramp.
3.5Trajectory — Quarterly NOI $493K to $799K in two quarters. Refi program nearly complete.

Returns Profile

3.5 / 5

17.0% base net with ~7.2% avg annual cash during hold. The 1.60x multiple is the deliberate trade of a ~3-year clock: capital back fast, redeployable, at a high IRR.

3.5Net IRR — 17.0% base / 19.9% upside / 12.2% conservative. Net of all fees.
4.5Cash Profile — ~7.2% avg annual cash incl. catch-ups. Preferred accrues daily from funding and is paid oldest-dollar-first; first cash distributions land around mid-2027, with the full accrued balance cleared at the first staged sale in December 2028, ahead of any ORC profit share.
2.5Equity Multiple — 1.60x reflects deliberate short duration: capital returns fast at a high IRR rather than compounding slowly.

Exit Defensibility

3.5 / 5

6.7% modeled cap, 7.0–7.4% conservative. Basis cushions expansion. Assets trading early at premiums. Extension manager-controlled.

3.5Exit Cap & Basis Cushion — 6.7% modeled / 7.0–7.4% conservative. Below-replacement basis and zero supply make wide-cap exits unlikely.
4.0Demonstrated Liquidity — Fund I exited full cycle at 19.7–24.4% net; April 2026 appraisals ~17% over purchase.
3.5Timing Control — Per-asset exits underwritten. No hard end date; extension elective, never forced.
Fee structure & profit splits

Two layers, fully netted.

Your economics stack in two layers. You hold a partnership interest with Ocean Ridge; Ocean Ridge in turn holds institutional Class A-1 units inside Patriot's fund. The underlying fund waterfall below is shown only for transparency — it is already netted out of every return figure on this page, along with all sponsor-level fees. Two layers, not a contradiction.

Layer 1 · Your Ocean Ridge partnership
Annual Preferred Return8%
Profits to Investors Above Preferred85%*
Due Diligence Fee (one-time)2%
Fund Management0.5% annually

Ocean Ridge invests its own capital in this vehicle — Investor Class, same terms as you — and earns nothing above its fee until you've received your capital back plus your full 8% preferred.

Layer 2 · The underlying Patriot fund
Underlying Share ClassClass A-1 ($5M institutional)
Fund Preferred Return8%
Fund Waterfall Above Preferred80% of profit up to a 15% return, then 50% of profit above

All returns are net of all fees at both the Patriot and Ocean Ridge levels; A-1 terms confirmed for the ORC vehicle (2024–25 retail investors received Class A-2). *Enhanced allocation terms available at $250,000 and above.

Questions worth asking

The questions serious LPs ask.

What exactly am I investing in?

A partnership run by Ocean Ridge that holds an institutional-class allocation in Patriot Fund V. The fund owns the 18 properties; our partnership owns institutional units in the fund; you own an interest in our partnership. One subscription, one K-1 from us, and every return figure on this page is net of both layers of fees.

Why invest through ORC instead of directly with Patriot?

Direct retail investors get a 70/30 profit split. Through this vehicle you hold institutional terms (80% of profit up to a 15% return, then 50% of profit above) at 2024 pricing, plus ORC's diligence layer and our own capital in the deal.

The fund's capital formation oversubscribed in August. How is this available?

ORC's allocation was reserved before the close under the fund's approved-group provisions and documented in a side letter. The vehicle's funding window runs through October 15.

What if the preferred return is not covered in a quarter?

It accrues daily and is never forfeited. The balance doesn't compound; it's simple 8% on your capital, tracked to the dollar. The fund pays its preferred queue oldest dollar first (confirmed with the sponsor in writing, August 2026), and accrued preferred plus return of capital come ahead of any profit split at either layer when assets sell. The fund carries an accrued balance from its ramp-up that's being paid down as operations build; our base case models it, including the catch-up timing.

What is the debt risk?

15 of 16 loans are fixed. One floating bridge on Medfield (99.7% leased) matures February 2027 with its permanent refinance in process. A $450K seller second balloons October 2028 with an extension available. Roughly $14M comes due in 2030, which only matters if assets are still held past the sponsor's plan. Everything else runs to 2035 and beyond.

When do I get money back, and is this liquid?

Quarterly distributions are running now. Expect roughly two quiet quarters after funding, then a lumpy rhythm of distributions plus catch-ups as assets sell. The sponsor targets staged sales through 2029; we model a conservative tail to Dec 2031. This is not a liquid investment — plan on holding to the wind-down. If you may need this capital before 2031, this is not the right vehicle for it.

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Indicate your interest in Patriot Fund V. Minimum $50,000 · Accredited investors only · Non-binding. Allocation capped at $2M · Final close October 15, 2026.

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Important disclosures

This document is ORC's proprietary diligence analysis for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation to buy any security. Prepared to the best of ORC's knowledge based on information provided by the operator and third-party sources believed to be reliable. ORC has not independently verified all such data and makes no representation or warranty as to its accuracy or completeness. Investors should conduct their own due diligence. All estimated returns reflect ORC's independent modeling, are net of all fees at both operator and ORC levels, and are not guarantees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Investments in private real estate are speculative, illiquid, and involve the risk of total loss. The reservation form is non-binding. Securities offerings made exclusively through ORC's offering memorandum. Minimum: $50,000. For accredited investors under SEC Regulation D.