STP Investors

SilverTree Properties, Inc.

Are you frustrated with the low returns you're getting on your bank CDs or the volatility of the stock
market? If so and you have investment capital or IRA monies that are not earning 8%, here's how we can
help.

We buy and sell single-family houses here in Central Arkansas and we sometimes borrow short-term
funds from individuals such as yourself to purchase and rehab these houses. In our business, it's not
necessarily the cost of money that's important, it's the availability. When we buy these homes with cash
and close quickly, we're able to obtain substantial discounts. Banks are just too slow for us; a recent
closing took over 6 weeks. Lost time is not acceptable to us.

Your money is secured by a first mortgage (trust deed) and we pay 8% simple interest. It's closed by
professionals at a title company, with title insurance, fire insurance and other proper documentation and
we never borrow more than 65% of the value of the house.

We pay up to 8% annual interest on all money that we borrow for "quick-turn" deals. Whether we use
your money for 30 days or 360 days, at the closing we return your principle plus all accrued interest.
Additionally, we pay a bonus of 30 days extra interest. Therefore, your effective interest rate can actually
be much higher than 8% if you choose to keep re-investing.

Hopefully we've piqued your interest. It’s really fairly simple. You invest, we do all the work and write
you an 8% check every quarter. Call us and see if we can create a win-win relationship.

Contact us now and let us help you put your funds to work through one of our low risk, safe return
programs.

SilverTree Properties, Inc.
P.O. Box 64
Alexander, AR 72002
(501) 240-1185

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No information contained on this website constitutes an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security. Financial decisions, including decisions
about buying or selling a property, investing in real estate, investing in real estate notes, real estate joint ventures etc. are decisions that should not
be taken lightly. It is wise to first consult with your attorney and/or CPA before making major financial decisions.

Do you have an IRA or any other
investment capital that's not getting
you steady 8-15% returns safely?

If not, you should!