Fuqua Tiny Home Community Update: March Closing Insights and Benefits

The Fuqua Tiny Home Community project is moving steadily toward a key milestone: closing on the land in March 2026. While this timing is slightly later than initially expected, the delay brings financial advantages and operational flexibility that benefit investors and the project overall. This update explains the reasons behind the delay, how the project continues to advance, and why this timing improves capital efficiency.

Why the Land Closing Was Delayed

The delay in closing stems from an unexpected legal process involving the landowner’s family. The property was jointly held by the landowner and his late wife. After her passing, the property must be legally transferred solely into the landowner’s name before the sale can proceed.

The landowner has confirmed that:

• All necessary legal filings have been submitted through attorneys and court channels.

• The transfer process is expected to complete soon.

  
  

This means the project team now expects to close on the land in March 2026.

How the Timing Benefits the Project and Investors

Although delays can sometimes cause concern, this timing actually offers financial and operational benefits:

• The landowner does not require immediate closing, allowing the project team to continue advancing key tasks such as platting, design, consultant onboarding, and due diligence.

• By postponing the land closing, the project avoids carrying seller-financing interest for at least two months, reducing financing costs.

• This approach improves capital efficiency by lowering carry costs without slowing down project progress.

  
  

In other words, the project is moving forward while saving money, which strengthens the overall investment.

Progress Without Management Fees

Another positive for investors is that the General Partner (GP) team has made significant progress without collecting any project management fees so far. This means:

• The project has advanced through important early stages.

• Risk has been reduced through due diligence and planning.

• Investors’ cash has not been drawn down for management costs yet.

  
  

This careful approach helps preserve investor capital and builds confidence in the project’s management.

What This Means for Investors

Investors can view the March 2026 closing as a strategic advantage rather than a setback. The delay allows the team to:

• Continue preparing the site and project details thoroughly.

• Reduce unnecessary financing expenses.

• Maintain momentum without rushing the land transfer process.

  
  

These factors contribute to a stronger financial foundation and better use of investor funds.

Important Reminder

This update is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Any investment offering will be made solely through the Company’s Private Placement Memorandum and related subscription documents.