INVEST IN THE VISION
Minimum Investment: $10,000
The Meva Paradise investment includes an additional benefit that makes the relationship with the retreat more personal.
1 Complimentary Week For Every $10,000 Invested
During the first five years, investors receive:
The investment opportunity is structured with several defined limits.
The term runs for seven years from the opening of the retreat.
The investment structure includes a maximum return multiple of two times the original investment.
A buyout option is also included within the investment structure.
Investors collectively receive a 20% share of net operating profit, distributed proportionally according to their investment.
Investors receive a right to participate in operating profit without purchasing equity in Meva Paradise. Ownership and control remain with the project.
The investment has a defined 7 year term from opening, creating a clear time horizon for the investment arrangement.
The structure includes a 2× return multiple cap, together with a buyout option. The cap is a limit within the investment structure, not a guarantee of reaching that return.
The beachfront site is already secured, providing the project with a physical foundation before Phase 1 investment.
Investors have the opportunity to participate while the project is still being developed — before the complete vision becomes reality.
$10,000 per founding investor.
20% share of net operating profit, split proportionally across all Phase 1 investors – no equity, no dilution.
Capped three ways: a 7-year term from opening, a 2× return multiple, and a buyout option.
1 complimentary week per $10,000 invested (capped at 6/yr) over the first 5 years. Unused weeks can be rented to guests, with investors earning a share of that income.
Investor stays may be accommodated in a private dome or a designated guest room within the main retreat house, depending on availability. Meva Paradise will begin with four domes, with additional domes planned as the retreat grows. All reservations require booking and are subject to availability.
No maintenance fees, no obligation to use a week, and no long term lock in beyond the 7 year cap. Upkeep is funded from the retreat’s own operating revenue.
An investor puts in the $10,000 minimum — about 3.3% of the raise, and so about 3.3% of the 20% profit pool (roughly 0.67% of total net profit).
In an early year with modest profit, that’s a small return, growing as the retreat matures. Reaching the full 2× cap ($20,000 back) within 7 years needs meaningful profit growth — if profit stays modest, the 7-year term ends first and the investor receives less than double their investment back.
Illustrative only — not a guarantee or projection of actual returns. Results depend on occupancy, seasonality, and broader economic conditions.