Institutional returns.
No $5M minimum.

BFAM Partners was a Hong Kong-based institutional hedge fund that scaled to over $5 billion in assets under management. Over an eight-year run, BFAM consistently outperformed the S&P 500 — not by a small margin, but by as much as 12% in a single year, four years in a row.

The access price for this level of performance was steep: a $5 million minimum investment. Most high-net-worth individuals never got in. If you had capital locked in home equity, you certainly couldn't reach it — a HELOC at 8% would have compromised the risk/reward return.

DeedRiver's partner institutional fund management team brings this same strategy and discipline to qualifying homeowners. The fund targets a 12% gross annual return — a conservative figure relative to the historical track record. Your entry point is your home equity, not a wire transfer.

Markets are volatile. Short-term swings are real, and no investment is without risk. But zoom out: over every rolling 20-year period in the S&P 500's history, equities have outperformed the prevailing mortgage lending rate — often by a wide margin. The homeowner who borrows at 7–8% to sit in cash loses. The homeowner whose equity is deployed into a disciplined, institutional strategy — one with an eight-year record of double-digit outperformance — is playing a different game entirely. DeedRiver is designed for the long view.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. BFAM Partners' historical returns are provided as context for the fund management team's track record only. DeedRiver fund returns are not guaranteed.