EIF100 · EIF150 | Inside Capital H6
Turn a Taxable Event Into a Real Asset.
Accelerated Year-1 bonus depreciation on the equipment and course improvements behind three Mid-Atlantic resorts — paired with a 7% preferred return. Built for accredited investors who need deductions this tax year.
7%
Preferred Return
100–150%
Year-1 Depreciation
$10,000
Minimum
5-Year
60 Monthly Payments
Jan 2027
Payments Begin
K-1
Tax Reporting
On a $100,000 investment
$155,807 – $190,500 of total potential value
Five years of cash plus your Year-1 tax savings, for an investor in the 37% federal bracket with a recent taxable event.
EIF100
Capital Back Sooner
Up to 100% Year-1 deduction
EIF150
Bigger Deduction
Up to 150% Year-1 deduction
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The EIF Classes, explained
Two Classes
Same terms. One difference: how your capital comes back.
| EIF100 — Capital Back Sooner | EIF150 — Bigger Deduction | |
|---|---|---|
| Where they differ | ||
| Year-1 bonus depreciation | Up to 100% of your investment | Up to 150% of your investment |
| How capital is returned | Steadily over the term* | Lump sum (balloon) in Year 5* |
| Monthly payments | Invested capital + preferred return | Preferred return only |
| Best for | Steady cash back every month | Maximizing the Year-1 deduction |
| Where they’re identical | ||
| 7% preferred return · 5-year term*, 60 monthly payments · payments begin January 15, 2027 · Schedule K-1 · $10,000 minimum · accredited investors only | ||
*The 5-year term is a target, not a guarantee; final payments are made at 5 years or after. For EIF100, that is the last of the 60 scheduled payments. For EIF150, it is a single balloon returning your invested capital plus any remaining preferred return.
Preferred returns are targets, not guarantees. Any offering is made only to verified accredited investors through definitive documents (Reg D, Rule 506(c)). Preferred return begins accruing the day after your funds are received and your subscription is fully accepted. Monthly distributions begin January 15, 2027, when your 60-payment schedule is set. Preferred return earned between acceptance and January 15, 2027 is not distributed during the term — it accrues and is paid in full with your final payment. For EIF150, it is paid together with the return-of-capital balloon.
This isn’t paper depreciation. It’s the tractor your superintendent drives every morning.
Real assets · Real resorts · Real deductions
Tangible, Working Assets
What’s behind your depreciation
The same equipment and course improvements that keep three Mid-Atlantic resorts running — supporting the depreciable basis behind your Year-1 deduction.
Course improvements
Depreciable Land Improvements
- Greens, tee boxes, bunkers and fairways
- Cart paths
- Irrigation systems
- Drainage systems
Equipment & fleet
Tangible Personal Property
- Course-maintenance fleet
- Cart fleet
- Golf-course management equipment
- Typical resort & hospitality equipment
Queenstown Harbor Golf Resort
Queenstown, MD · 36 Holes
The Golf Club at South River
Edgewater, MD · 18 Holes
Pending Close
Hilton Garden Inn & Marina
Kent Island, MD · 91 Keys
54
Holes of Golf
870+
Acres
91-Key
Hotel
84-Slip
Marina
3
Resorts
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You’ve trusted this strategy before — this is a bigger version of the one you already know.
Frequently asked
Questions
Accredited investors who have had — or expect — a taxable event and want accelerated Year-1 deductions to offset it. Common triggers: sale of a business or ownership interest, sale of appreciated real estate, large realized capital gains, an unusually high-income year, a Roth conversion, or a settlement or liquidity event.
The fund acquires tangible equipment and depreciable course improvements. A cost-segregation study supports the depreciable basis, and the accelerated Year-1 deduction is passed through to you on a Schedule K-1 in the tax year you invest.
Whether the deduction is usable against your income depends on passive-activity, at-risk, and other limitations, your circumstances, and current tax law. Accountable Equity and VIVÂMEE do not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice — consult your own advisers.
Two structures, one Private Placement Memorandum. The equity classes (B1–B4) are for ownership and long-term appreciation — 8–10% preferred return, $100,000 minimum, perpetual ownership. The EIF Classes are for tax-advantaged monthly income plus accelerated Year-1 deductions — 7% preferred return, $10,000 minimum, defined 5-year term. Some investors do both.
An investment in Capital H6, LLC is speculative, involves a high degree of risk, and may result in loss of the entire investment. Risks include weather and seasonality, economic downturns, illiquidity, operational delays, competition, regulatory change, and changes to tax law that could reduce or eliminate bonus depreciation. Review the full risk factors in the PPM before investing.