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PL Dynamo 2 is CLOSED to new investors. PL Dynamo 2-2 coming soon!

First money in by end of June. This new vehicle is available only to existing PL Dynamo 2 investors and offers better terms than our PLC 3 vehicle, which is for new investors.

👉 Reserve your spot in PL Dynamo 2-2 — Soft Commit Form

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Quick Links:

Important Disclaimers

NEW! 📰 Dynamo Capital Securitization - Official Press Release - August 2026

🏦 Dynamo's New Credit Facilities: What Changed, How They Work, What It Means for Returns - March 10 2026

COMING SOON! - Sign Up for the AUGUST 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance LIVE Webinar

New! - JULY 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance Report & Call Recording

JUNE 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance Report & Call Recording

May 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance Report & Call Recording

APRIL 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance Report & Call Recording

MARCH 2026 Dynamo Fund Performance Report & Call Recording

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👉Secure your spot in next month’s allocation (very limited availability)

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Executive Summary

Property Llama Capital has created PL Dynamo 2 LLC to invest in Dynamo Capital, a private lending debt fund focused on the Midwest market. Dynamo Capital provides:

• Hard money loans for real estate investors, operators, and developers
• DSCR loan origination for permanent financing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP8PV3dpOSI

📺Latest Fund Performance Update Video

Limited Partner (LP) Investment Terms

• Target Return: 20%+ cash returns annually
• Minimum Investment: $200,000
• Distributions: Monthly with options for:
  • Full cash distribution
  • Full reinvestment
  • Combination of both
• Initial Term: 2-year lock-up period
• Tax Treatment: K-1
• Limited to Accredited Investors only
• FUND SETUP EXPENSES: ****A one-time $400 expense holdback will be deducted from your initial investment amount to cover third-party fund setup costs, including legal documentation, fund administration setup, entity formation, and other required expenses. These are actual costs incurred by the fund and are not paid to the manager. This upfront holdback approach is more efficient than deducting these expenses from ongoing distributions, allowing for smoother monthly returns and simplified accounting. This holdback is reflected in the net investment amount used for return calculations.

A Letter from Chris Lopez

Dear Investor,

High interest rates have transformed the real estate landscape. While they've made traditional rental properties challenging to cashflow, they've created an exceptional opportunity to be "the bank.”