Don’t miss your window of opportunity.

Leverage Opportunity Zone Tax incentives by investing in a Qualified Opportunity Fund designed to produce solid investor returns, and boost the Central Florida economy.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could defer the capital gains taxes on the recent sale of your real estate, stocks or business?

You can defer payment until December 31, 2026 by investing qualifying gains into a Qualified Opportunity Fund, like Orlando Opportunity Fund. You will receive up to 15% off your original capital gain tax, and tax free appreciation on the gain yielded from your investment into the fund. Learn more about the tax incentives and how Opportunity Zones work.

Investments must be made through a Qualified Opportunity Fund. Investments can be made in property and businesses that are located within designated Opportunity Zones.

The Orlando Opportunity Fund is committed to producing solid investor returns while investing in startups and commercial real estate located within Opportunity Zones in the greater Orlando area. Our team is made up of experienced real estate and startup investors with over $100M in combined investment experience. Learn more.

Learn about leveraging the new Opportunity Zone Tax Incentives and convert your capital gains into an investment.

If you are an accredited investor looking to leverage new Opportunity Zone incentives and make an investment designed to produce returns, and benefit our local community, we’d like to speak with you.

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An accredited investor has a net worth of over $1M excluding their primary residence and/or an annual income of over $200k (or $300k if filing jointly with a spouse) over the last two years with an expectation of earning the same, or a higher income.

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