Disclosures
What you should know, plainly.
A plain-language statement of who Clay Capital Properties is, what conflicts exist, where the regulatory line sits, and what this website is and is not.
Entity
Clay Capital Properties LLC.
- Legal name
- Clay Capital Properties LLC
- Entity type
- Minnesota Limited Liability Company
- Formation date
- May 18, 2026
- Tax classification
- Disregarded entity (single-member)
- Registered office
- Northwest Registered Agent LLC, 202 N Cedar Ave Ste 1, Owatonna MN 55060
- Sole member
- Craig Clay
- Manager
- Member-managed (Craig Clay)
Regulatory boundary
This website is not an offer of securities.
Clay Capital Properties LLC is a principal real estate investor. This website provides general information about the entity, its strategy, and the framework under which it would partner with a capital provider on a specific acquisition. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.
Any future offering of securities by Clay Capital Properties LLC or by any single-purpose entity it forms to hold a specific property will be made only by means of a formal offering document, to qualified investors, in compliance with applicable federal and state securities laws (including Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933, where applicable).
Nothing on this website should be relied upon as legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice. Prospective capital partners should consult their own advisors.
Conflicts of interest
Two relationships every prospective partner should know about.
Clay Capital Group LLC (CCG). The same individual (Craig Clay) controls both CCG and CCP. CCG operates in capital introduction, consulting, and trade-partner referrals for the construction and real estate finance corridors and may earn originator fees from one or more commercial real estate lender relationships. If a lender that pays CCG fees on third-party loans is also a CCP capital partner on a specific acquisition, the situation creates conflicts (self-dealing appearance, cross-rebate confusion, Section 15(a) recharacterization risk) that CCP addresses through four written separation clauses to be incorporated into any executed Loan Agreement.
Buildrs Nation. The same individual (Craig Clay) is Founder and a director of Buildrs Nation, a Minnesota nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity. Strict firewall. No funds, accounts, properties, personnel, or assets cross between Buildrs Nation and either CCG or CCP. Failure to maintain this firewall would create unrelated business income tax exposure for Buildrs Nation and could threaten its 501(c)(3) status.
Specific lender, capital partner, trade partner, and counterparty names are not listed on this website. Those relationships are disclosed in writing at the time a specific transaction proceeds to documentation. Conflict separation language for inclusion in lender agreements is cross-verified for Section 15(a) safe-harbor framing and anti-rebate posture, but is not legal advice. Final language requires securities counsel review before incorporation into any binding agreement.
Forward-looking statements
Targets, not promises.
Any statements about target returns, cap rates, vacancy assumptions, rent growth, or hold periods are targets and underwriting assumptions, not promises or projections of future performance. Real estate investing involves substantial risk, including the risk of total loss of capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
CCP does not guarantee any rate of return, distribution amount, or distribution frequency to any capital partner.
Questions about these disclosures: craig@claycapitalproperties.com