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This past weekend at the Diversified Mortgage Expo 2025 in Nashville was packed with value. We connected with hedge fund managers, private lenders, mortgage bankers, capital raisers, and real estate investors—all aligned around the power of niche market real estate notes and creative finance.

In this featured panel clip, James Guajardo, President of Win Mobile Homes and Mobile Mailbox Money, and advisor to Silvercrest Opportunity Fund, breaks down how our underwriting model goes beyond typical standards to protect both the homeowner and the investor.

We call it double underwriting:
In addition to park approval and standard buyer screening, we apply a second layer of underwriting that mirrors FHA-style guidelines—verifying income, debt-to-income ratios, and ability-to-repay. This process is reviewed and stamped by a licensed mortgage loan officer, giving our notes a performance edge over traditional real estate loans and creating a double hedge against default.

At Silvercrest Opportunity Fund, we offer accredited investors passive income through bank-quality, first-lien performing notes, backed by affordable housing in high-demand Arizona markets.

Here’s how you can benefit:
• 10% net return – 1-year term (paid monthly)
• 12% net return – 3-year term (paid quarterly)
• Backed by seller-financed mobile home notes, originated by a licensed Arizona dealer
• No landlord duties – just mailbox money

Explore More:
• https://MobileMailboxMoney.com – Invest in performing notes with consistent monthly cash flow
• https://WinMobileHomes.com – Arizona’s trusted manufactured home dealer (AZ Dealer Lic. #8670)
• https://SilvercrestOpportunityFund.com – Accredited-only fund offering passive, secured returns
• https://DiversifiedMortgageExpo.com – Discover the leading note investor event

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to buy or sell any security. Investments in Silvercrest Opportunity Fund are available only to accredited investors through proper documentation under SEC Regulation D Rule 506(c). Past performance is not indicative of future results.