Plural America maintains business relationships with companies operating within the broader Mejia+Co ecosystem.

Certain affiliated entities may share common ownership, management, control, or other economic interests. These relationships may provide access to specialized resources, industry knowledge, and operational capabilities.

However, affiliation does not establish that the companies operate as a single legal entity, share financial obligations, or guarantee one another's performance.

Each entity remains responsible for its respective contractual, operational, and regulatory obligations, subject to applicable agreements and law.

From time to time, investment vehicles or projects associated with Plural America may engage affiliated companies to provide services involving property acquisitions, construction, development, brokerage, financing, or asset management.

Such arrangements may constitute related-party transactions and can create actual or potential conflicts of interest.

Where applicable, the nature of these relationships, the services provided, and relevant financial interests will be addressed through contractual arrangements and disclosures consistent with applicable legal requirements.

Affiliated companies may receive compensation for services provided in connection with real estate transactions, investment projects, or related business activities.

Such compensation may include acquisition fees, construction payments, development fees, brokerage commissions, financing-related compensation, property management fees, or other contractual payments, as applicable.

These arrangements may create economic incentives that differ from those of investors or other transaction participants.

Where required, material compensation arrangements and related-party financial interests will be disclosed in the applicable agreements, offering documents, or other transaction disclosures.

Common ownership, management relationships, and transactions between affiliated companies may create conflicts of interest.

Potential conflicts may involve the selection of service providers, transaction pricing, investment allocation, compensation arrangements, financing decisions, or the acquisition and disposition of assets.

Plural America recognizes the importance of identifying and evaluating such conflicts and seeks to establish appropriate procedures for managing them.

The existence of an affiliated relationship does not independently establish that a transaction is in the best interests of investors or that its terms are equivalent to those available from unaffiliated third parties.

Any applicable governance, approval, or conflict-management procedures are subject to the relevant legal entities, governing documents, and contractual arrangements.

Each affiliated business operates within its respective business activities, professional qualifications, and applicable licensing requirements.

Plural America does not require that every investment, project, or transaction utilize affiliated service providers.

Where appropriate, unaffiliated third-party professionals, contractors, lenders, brokers, consultants, or other service providers may be considered based on project requirements, qualifications, commercial terms, and applicable legal obligations.

Affiliated status does not constitute an endorsement, performance guarantee, or assurance of favorable transaction outcomes.

The information presented on this page is intended to describe Plural America's business relationships and the potential roles of affiliated companies.

It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase securities, investment advice, or a guarantee of investment performance.

Investment opportunities, where available, are subject to applicable securities laws, investor eligibility requirements, governing documents, and relevant risk disclosures.

Private real estate investments involve risks, including potential loss of principal, limited liquidity, market fluctuations, financing risks, and operational uncertainty.

Any investment-specific affiliated-party relationships, compensation arrangements, conflicts of interest, or other material matters should be evaluated in conjunction with the applicable offering and transaction documents.

This page does not replace legally required disclosures, offering materials, or professional legal, tax, or investment advice.