Access an income-focused private credit strategy targeting 11–12% annualized returns with monthly distributions. We focus on proven systems, strong sponsors, and careful due diligence.
Target returns are not guaranteed. Private investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal.
The goal is to create income from the start instead of waiting on a future sale.
Provides a shorter lockup period versus traditional syndications.
An evergreen structure can allow distributions to be reinvested.
Capital is spread across multiple funding positions instead of depending on one asset.
The fund is built to keep capital working across many funding positions. As money comes back, it can be paid out or reinvested based on the fund terms.
Your capital is allocated into a fund designed to spread exposure across many short-duration funding opportunities. The goal is income, clear reporting, and risk controls you can understand.
We look at the manager’s track record, underwriting, risk controls, fees, and alignment before presenting an opportunity.
Spreading capital this way lowers the impact of any single borrower or deal.
We want you to understand how the strategy works before any capital is placed. That includes fees, liquidity, risks, and how investor interests are aligned.
We work with experienced sponsors and proven platforms, then complete our own due diligence before presenting an opportunity to investors.
Enter an amount to see an example based on the target return. This is for illustration only. Actual results can be different.
Founder & Managing Partner
Kyle founded Troyer Capital Partners to help investors access income-focused private investments through a platform built around education, due diligence, and investor alignment.
The firm focuses on private credit and multifamily equity. Kyle works with experienced sponsors while keeping capital preservation, transparency, and investor trust at the center of the process.
Our faith shapes how we think about stewardship, integrity, and the way we communicate.
We work to do the small things well, from due diligence to investor updates.
We believe investors deserve plain language, regular updates, and a clear view of both the risk and the opportunity.
We look for fair fees, clear incentives, and structures designed to keep investor interests first.
These references speak to Kyle’s underwriting and due diligence work. They are not statements about investment performance.
“I’ve hired Kyle T. for some of our team’s underwriting in MF Real Estate. He did a phenomenal job at underwriting the properties we’ve sent him. His turnaround was quick and very carefully curated. Kyle is very professional, polite, and a hard worker. Highly recommend his services.”
Liza H.“Kyle led the underwriting team of a multifamily acquisitions group I was a part of. He conducted weekly trainings for the group. He reviewed deals and the market dynamics of properties nationwide from 10 units to hundreds of units. His underwriting made the buying decision very clear or brought up important issues to address before proceeding.”
Karen V.“Kyle is a pleasure to work with and I have nothing but a positive experience with him!”
Jon T.Private credit is capital provided outside public bond markets and traditional bank lending. Each fund can have different terms, risks, and ways of investing.
An evergreen fund does not have a set end date. As funding positions are repaid, the fund can put capital back to work based on the fund rules.
No. The 11–12% return is a target, not a guarantee.
Private investments are not as easy to sell as public stocks. Any withdrawal or redemption rules come from the official offering documents.
We review the sponsor, offering documents, portfolio data, past performance, losses, defaults, fees, liquidity, third-party reports, references, and investor alignment.
Eligibility depends on the specific offering. Where an offering is made under Rule 506(c), purchasers must be verified accredited investors.
Request the investor materials or schedule a conversation to walk through the structure, risks, and fit for your portfolio.