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Capital Homes Incorporated specializes in the acquisition, repositioning, and management of high-quality residential and multifamily apartment communities in emerging growth markets throughout the United States. The firm’s investment strategy emphasizes disciplined underwriting, operational excellence, and sustainable value creation, with a focus on delivering attractive, risk-adjusted returns to its investment partners.
We buy mortgage notes.
We buy Notes from Banks, Credit unions, and Private sales. Capital Homes Inc. actively acquires and disposes of mortgage notes secured by residential and multifamily real estate. The firm evaluates both performing and non-performing notes, applying disciplined underwriting, collateral analysis, and market-based pricing to identify opportunities aligned with its investment strategy.
Mortgage notes may be acquired directly, restructured, held for cash flow, or positioned for resale depending on asset performance, borrower engagement, and market conditions. Through this approach, Capital Homes seeks to create value through strategic note ownership, active management, and selective disposition, rather than direct property ownership.
Dieuw Thonet leads Capital Homes Incorporated. A senior partner of a private principal investment group, the founder and managing principal provides strategic leadership across acquisitions, capital deployment, and long-term asset performance, bringing an institutional perspective to residential and multifamily real estate investment throughout the United States of America.
Maine Designated Broker #DB921317
Sebastian Thonet, Junior Partner, leads acquisition underwriting, asset management, and operational execution across the firm’s portfolio.
Maine Real Estate License BA930292
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Real Estate Trend
NYC Foreclosures Rise another 8% as New Administration Takes Office
New York City saw 1,588 new foreclosure filings in 2025, an 8% increase from the previous year, as the market enters a new chapter under Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration.
Manhattan experienced its highest foreclosure activity in at least 15 years, with 208 cases (up 28%), while the Bronx jumped 35% to 194 filings. Queens (587) and Brooklyn (460) continued driving the majority of foreclosures.
The rising foreclosure trend coincides with Mamdani’s affordability-focused platform, which includes rent freezes on stabilized units, a proposed $30 minimum wage by 2030, and plans to build 200,000 new affordable housing units funded through corporate and high-earner tax increases. Property owners and industry analysts are monitoring how these policies will impact the already challenging market conditions, as they are intended to have the higher-income and businesses pay for most of them.
Two-family homes led foreclosure filings for the third straight year with 540 cases (up 12%), followed by single-family homes at 507. Co-op foreclosures increased 29% to 345 filings, while condos declined 24%.
Queens’ zip code 11434 emerged as NYC’s foreclosure hotspot with 50 unique filings, while Staten Island remained the slowest market with 139 cases.
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