I have databases consisting of 1,341 lenders for RE as well as close to 20,000 contacts at family offices, hedge funds, endowments and pension funds. 

As I venture into transforming a historic school into a daycare and cultural hub, I've come to appreciate the crucial role of non-profits and endowments in driving both social change and economic growth.Behind every successful non-profit lies a strategic investment framework.

Generally unless the policy is a MEC loans are not taxable. a MEC is a Modified Endowment Contract and would mean that the cash put into the policy was too much too soon for the IRS’s liking.

Hedge/ Family office/ Endowment/ Pension.

I imagine these would provide some nice uncorrelated returns.Also looked into quantitative hedge funds like Renaissance, Two Sigma, AQR....but these appear to be for multibillionaires and Ivy League endowments.

Plus, stuff happens...move, marriage, divorce, kids, can't management, don't want to manage...and you want the property to support your life decisions.We psychologically inflate the value of things that we already own over items we don't own...it's called the endowment effect. 

Take Yale’s endowment—considered the gold standard for its exceptional performance; 10% of its investment portfolio is allocated to real estate.

Pension funds, university endowments, and some colleagues from Greenwich and Wall St.

We believe it would be a burden.But it is a longstanding dream of mine to endow a struggling charity that I know well, to hand over just as much money to it as I can when I go.

I only ask this is because it seems like there is opportunity to provide a service to endowments, pension funds, and other entities that don’t want risky investments. they want stable cash flow.