FISYN
FISYN FundFort Worth, TX · Since 1985
EST. 1985 40 YRS
Schedule with the fund
01. FISYN Fund II · Texas Land · Reg A

31.3% average investor total return over the last 5 years from Texas land.

A debt-free Texas land fund operated by the McVaney family for 40 years. Acquire raw land all-cash, entitle and rezone, sell to developers at 2 to 4 times the purchase price. Monthly distributions plus 20% equity participation on every exit.

FIG. 01TEXAS LAND · 40-YR OPERATOR
FORT WORTH SCALE · APPROX N ↑
Texas Land · 40-year operatorRaw acquisition · entitle · sell to developer
5-Year Avg
31.3%
total return
Distribution
12%
monthly, Class A
Equity
20%
participation per exit
I. THESIS DEBT-FREE TEXAS LAND
2026 INVESTMENT THESIS

Texas keeps growing. Developers need entitled land.

Texas added more population than any other state in 17 of the last 18 years, and the developers building for that growth need entitled land faster than the families holding it can produce it.

Most of that raw acreage sits with multi-generational owners who have neither the patience nor the expertise to navigate municipal entitlement, soft developer commitments, and rezoning timelines that often stretch 18 to 24 months.

FISYN buys that raw Texas land debt-free, runs the entitlement and rezoning process end-to-end, then sells it to the developers waiting on the other side at 2 to 4 times the purchase price.

There is no leverage in the structure, no foreclosure exposure when rates move, and no operating risk between acquisition and exit. The exit is contractual to a developer who needs the lot to keep their pipeline alive.

Forty years of running the same playbook through every Texas cycle has produced 31.3% average investor total return over the last 5 years, with individual deals ranging from 12% to 48%.

II. OFFERING LEDGER FISYN FUND II LLC · REG A · 2026

A single fund. Two unit classes.

FISYN Fund II is a Regulation A vehicle structured to acquire raw Texas land debt-free, complete the entitlement and rezoning cycle in 24 to 30 months, and exit to a pre-identified developer. Monthly distributions are paid out of the fund's cash position, and every exit pays out a 20% equity participation back to the unit holders.

2.01
FundFISYN Fund II LLC · Reg A offering
Reg A
accredited and non-accredited
2.02
Class A units12% monthly distribution + 20% equity participation
$25,000 min
income + upside
2.03
Class B units10% monthly distribution + 20% equity participation
$1,000 min
low-minimum entry
2.04
StrategyDebt-free raw land · entitle and rezone · sell to developer
24-30 mo cycle
2 to 4x land sale gain
2.05
5-year track recordAverage investor total return across all Texas land deals
31.3% avg
12% to 48% per deal
2.06
Processing feeOne-time investor processing fee on subscription
2.5%
disclosed in offering circular
III. THE NUMBERS RECORD · RANGE · OPERATOR · EXIT
5-Year Average
31.3PCT
trailing investor total return, all Texas land deals
Per-Deal Range
12-48PCT
low to high deal return across the same 5-year window
Operator
40YRS
McVaney family, Texas real estate, since 1985
Land Sale Gain
2-4X
developer exit multiple over acquisition basis
IV. OPERATOR McVANEY FAMILY · 40 YEARS · SAME PLAYBOOK
RM
PORTRAIT · OPERATOR
Ron McVaney
President · 40 years Texas real estate

Texas is adding the population of a small state every year. Developers need entitled land faster than they can produce it. We have been buying raw Texas land debt-free for forty years and selling it to the people who need to build on it. The numbers have been consistent because the demand has been consistent.

Ron McVaney · President, FISYN Fund · Fort Worth, TX · Operating since 1985
V. INVESTOR RELATIONS SCHEDULE A CALL

Schedule with the fund.

Fifteen minutes with FISYN investor relations. Walk through the current land inventory and the Class A / Class B unit choice. We will share the offering circular, the 5-year track record document, and the monthly distribution schedule.

ON THE CALL
  • The current Texas land inventory and entitlement status
  • Class A versus Class B unit economics and minimums
  • Monthly distribution mechanics and 20% equity participation
  • Reg A subscription process and investor verification