CERISE FAMILY MARION RESERVE
Proposed Hill Country duplex exterior with limestone accents, timber porches and warm evening lighting
JOEL'S PERSONAL PROJECT / MARION, TEXAS

Good land.
Beautiful homes.
A new chapter.

Introducing Marion Reserve. A Hill Country-inspired vision for 16 homes, built around the work that creates lasting value.

16Existing homes reported
8Single-story duplexes
$800KCore financing request
0.73 acSurplus parcel · Rev A*
01 / FROM DIRT TO POSSIBILITY

A place people
can picture calling home.

The strongest story starts at the front door. Warm porches. Welcoming entries. Calm interiors. A coherent address residents can feel proud of.

The investment thesis is practical: finish vacant homes, improve reliability, lease with discipline and document the income. The design vision gives that work a memorable identity.

These new visuals are aspirational concepts. No current property photographs, measured floor plans or survey were supplied. Premium exterior treatments and amenities are unpriced options, not represented as included in the $150,000 rehabilitation escrow.

01 / CHARACTER

Texas warmth.

Soft ivory siding, natural stone accents, deep bronze details and a touch of Cerise burgundy.

02 / EVERYDAY QUALITY

Beauty that works.

Durable surfaces, practical kitchens and simple finishes selected around maintenance and resident use.

03 / A COMPLETE ADDRESS

A sense of place.

Consistent signage, legible entries and thoughtful planting create a cohesive residential identity.

NEW / THE PRIVATE SPACES

The quieter side
of coming home.

Primary bedrooms, a welcoming second bedroom and a beautifully considered bathroom. Explore the details that turn a place to live into a place to settle.

AI architectural concepts. Furnishings, layouts and finishes illustrate an unpriced design direction, not existing conditions or a furnished-rental commitment.

Evening bedroom concept with warm lamps and a reading chair
A TWELVE-STOP VIRTUAL CONCEPT TOUR

Feel the possibility.
Room by room.

Move from the front porch through the kitchen, dining nook, bedrooms, bath, laundry and private-patio concepts. Explore design details, look closer or let the guided tour lead the way.

Enter the Marion Reserve tour ↗

Interactive architectural image tour, not a 360° property scan. No current-condition photographs or measured plans were supplied.

02 / THE PROPERTY, REIMAGINED

Sixteen homes.
One considered community.

Explore the eight-building planning diagram, then look inside the proposed room relationships.

Conceptual organization only. Building positions, access, parking, drainage, easements and setbacks have not been verified. This is not the existing site layout, a survey or a construction document.

PRIMARY COMMUNITY / 8 DUPLEXESDIAGRAM · NOT TO SCALE
FUTUREPARCEL0.73 ac*Separate decisionSHARED ACCESS CONCEPTPaths & planting: design intent; no capacity or compliance claim
INSIDE THE HOME

Simple rooms.
Comfortable connections.

Explore proposed adjacencies for the reported 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom unit types. Final dimensions and accessible routes require measured plans.

Spatial diagrams only. Room sizes, walls, doors and fixture positions are not construction designs.

LIVING / DININGKITCHENBEDROOM 1BATH 1LAUNDRY / STORAGEBEDROOM 2BATH 2ENTRY / PORCH

CONCEPTUAL ROOM RELATIONSHIPS · NOT TO SCALE

03 / WHAT THE DOLLARS COULD CHANGE

Fund the essentials.
Price the possibilities.

A beautiful destination begins with homes that are safe, complete and ready to lease. Each layer has a different funding status.

OWNER BUDGET / VERIFY WITH BIDS

The rent-ready foundation.

The requested $150,000 escrow targets vacant-unit rehabilitation and finish work. Confirm roof allocations, unit scopes, labor and contingency before funding.

  • Roof-dependent work before flooring and HVAC
  • Minor turns first to restore collections sooner
  • Draws tied to documented completed work
REHABILITATION ESCROW REQUEST$150,000

Part of the $800,000 core facility. This is an owner planning budget, not a verified construction price.

01

Verify & scope

Survey, title, payoff, tax and insurance evidence, roof and water bids, unit-by-unit work plan.

02

Complete & lease

Roofing before affected interiors. Minor turns first. Track rent-ready units and collected rent.

03

Stabilize & document

The lender plan models roughly 9–14 months. Actual timing depends on labor, repairs and leasing.

04

Evaluate the next move

Review refinance or sale terms and separately underwrite design upgrades and surplus land.

04 / THE INVESTMENT CONVERSATION

From vacant doors
to documented income.

An $800,000 core request: $650,000 to retire existing debt and $150,000 for rehabilitation escrow.

Water-line replacement adds an estimated $40,000–$70,000, bringing those items to $840,000–$870,000 before closing costs, carrying reserves and unpriced design upgrades.

Challenge the assumptions.

Starting inputs reproduce the attached September 10 lender plan. Move the controls to see income-based sensitivity.

8 units of each type. Fixed modeled operating expenses: $52,000/year; management: 8% of effective rent. No rent growth, future land income or premium-design uplift assumed.

ILLUSTRATIVE STABILIZED SCENARIO
Annual net operating income$110,509

Before financing payments and capital expenditures

Income-indicated value$1.38M
Debt yield on $800K13.8%
Value / proposed debt1.73×
Annual effective rent$176,640

This is sensitivity math, not an appraisal, forecast guarantee or investor return. Debt yield is property NOI divided by debt. Financing terms, taxes and investor distributions are not modeled.

Read the model basis, current condition and downside

Current condition: The owner reports 6 occupied homes, 5 paying households, $4,900 monthly collections and approximately $5,100–$6,100 monthly negative cash flow in September 2026. Those figures are not audited.

Expense basis: Taxes $20K, insurance $9K, water/sewer/trash $6K, repairs $14K and admin $3K, plus management at 8% of effective rent. Taxes, insurance and repair assumptions require evidence. Water assumes a post-repair condition.

Document revisions: This page starts from the attached lender plan: $900/$1,100 rents and $110,509 rounded NOI. The earlier master-deck brief uses $900/$1,050 and $109,475 NOI. These are separate versions requiring reconciliation.

Severe case in the lender plan: $71,800 NOI at an 8.5% cap indicates about $844,706 value against $800,000 debt, before sale costs. This leaves little cushion and is not evidence that principal is protected. A refinance or sale is not assured.

Acreage: Rev A describes 0.73 surplus acres; the lender plan states 1.70 primary + 0.75 surplus. The earlier brief states 1.60 + 0.73. Rev A calls the surplus county-verified, but original records and survey were not supplied. Confirm all acreage and legal descriptions.

Water arithmetic: $800K + $40K–$70K equals $840K–$870K. The lender plan's $850K lower-end total differs. Closing costs and reserves remain additional unresolved items.

05 / THE NEXT CHAPTER IS A SEPARATE DECISION

One surplus parcel.
Two possible futures.

Rev A presents alternatives for the same 0.73-acre parcel. Neither is included in the core financing, and their income is excluded from the model above.

OPTION A / RESIDENTIAL

A second residential chapter.

Rev A proposes seven two-story duplex buildings, 14 additional units and approximately 1,050 square feet per unit.

14Proposed homes19.2Units per acre

High-density concept, subject to setbacks, parking, fire access, utilities, drainage, civil review and entitlement. No build cost or feasibility established.

OPTION B / SELF-STORAGE

A different use for the land.

Rev A proposes three storage buildings and an on-site manager unit, with approximately 10,880 square feet described as rentable area.

3Proposed buildings±10,880Square feet*

The stated area equals the listed gross footprints; net rentable area needs verification. Market rents, demand, construction cost and access need underwriting.

Both renderings show architectural character only. Neither demonstrates that the documented program fits the actual parcel.

Open the original Rev A layouts ↗
06 / FEATURED IN CERISE AI

Put Marion
in their hands.

A dedicated property experience pairs the finished vision with the funding request, source documents and the questions that matter.

Cerise AI is an interactive app design prototype. No funds or investor accounts are created.

Cerise AI Marion Reserve flagship property screenCerise AI Marion Reserve design vision and capital scope mockup
MARION RESERVE / JOEL'S PERSONAL PROJECT

See the vision.
Understand the work.
Start the conversation.

A compelling property story, with clear scope, staged execution and visible assumptions.

Design concepts are not architectural, engineering or permit documents. Final feasibility, pricing and investment terms require qualified project professionals and lender review. No return or commitment is promised.

Enlarged architectural concept

MARION RESERVE · AI DESIGN CONCEPT · NOT EXISTING CONDITIONS OR APPROVED PLANS