Accredited Investor Opportunity

A $500 Billion Market
Without a Solution.
Until Now.

MP Equity Holdings develops institutional-grade neuroinclusive housing communities — asset-backed, demand-validated, and structured for accredited investors seeking both financial return and lasting community impact.

The Market Mandate

Pennsylvania is facing a silent housing crisis — and the clock is running out for 7,000 families.

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of adults with IDD live with family caregivers

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of those caregivers are over age 60 — the Caregiver Cliff

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in annual unpaid care evaporating in PA alone

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adults on PA waiting lists for residential services

"When a parent can no longer provide care, there is no institutional-grade alternative waiting. That is not a social problem. It is a $500 billion market inefficiency — and the structural foundation of the MP Equity Holdings investment thesis."

Neuroinclusive housing is not charity. It is an asset class.

MP Equity Holdings treats the housing needs of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as a real estate infrastructure problem — one with actuarial certainty on the demand side and a proprietary operating system on the supply side.

01

Non-Speculative Demand

A waitlist of 270+ pre-qualified Delaware Valley families exceeds the total occupancy of the next ten MPEH developments. Leasing risk — the primary driver of real estate speculation — is structurally eliminated before ground is broken.

02

Asset-Backed Returns

Each Residence LLC holds title to a physical asset. Class A investors receive an 8% preferred return and pro-rata profit participation, with capital secured against real property — not a promise.

03

Repeatable Operating System

The PORCH℠ Framework is a licensed, five-phase development methodology. Every MPEH project deploys the same system, compressing timelines, reducing execution risk, and creating a scalable national platform.

Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community — Hilltown Township, Bucks County

The first MPEH development is shovel-ready. Eleven acres in Hilltown Township, seven single-family homes, and a 270-family waitlist that validates every unit before a foundation is poured.

Location
1412 Rt 113, Perkasie, PA
Parcel
11 acres
Program
7 single-family homes
Construction Cost
~$10M
Zoning
Preliminary approval secured
Settlement
Completed

Development Milestones

Site Identified & Under Contract
Preliminary Zoning Approved
Settlement — Completed
Offering Documents Filed (506c)
Capital Raise — $10M Target
Groundbreaking — Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community

Parcel-specific. Demand-driven. Always integrated.

Every MPEH development is sized to its site and its waitlist — not a fixed template. The ratio of market-rate to neuroinclusive homes is determined by parcel size and local demand. Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community is a 5x2: five market-rate estates and two neuroinclusive residences. Future sites may be 4x3, 3x6, or beyond. The principle is constant: integrated community, fractional ownership, and a waitlist that validates every unit before a foundation is poured.

Market-Rate
5
Semi-custom single-family estates
Market buyers & community allies
Neuroinclusive
2
Coliving residences
4 ND residents + House Manager each
Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community — 5x2 Configuration
7
Total homes on 11 acres
8
Neurodivergent residents housed
1/4
Fractional interest per resident / resident family
By-Right
B-1 RR zoning — no variance required
Illustrative Site Configurations
5x2
Current — PA's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community
4x3
Future configuration
3x6
Future configuration
NxN
Parcel-specific

Three sites. One expanding platform.

MP Equity Holdings is not a single-project developer. Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community is the first proof of the model. Two additional sites — a 19-acre parcel in Bucks County and a 39-acre parcel in Lehigh County — are currently under initial analysis and internal due diligence, each capable of delivering the full lifelong housing spectrum.

Active Raise11 ac

Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community

Hilltown Township, Bucks County, PA

The catalyst project. Site under contract, preliminary zoning secured, 506(c) offering in preparation. A 5x2 neuroinclusive planned community on 11 acres — the first proof of the PORCH℠ Framework at scale.

Housing Layers
Neuroinclusive Coliving
Configuration
5x2
Est. Capital Raise
$10M
Under Analysis19 ac

Bucks County Site

Bucks County, Pennsylvania

A 19-acre parcel currently under initial analysis and internal due diligence. Site capacity supports all three layers of the lifelong housing spectrum — from neuroinclusive coliving to cohousing to memory care and senior assisted living.

Housing Layers
Neuroinclusive Coliving
Cohousing
Memory Care & Senior Assisted Living
Configuration
TBD
Est. Capital Raise
Est. $15–20M
Under Analysis39 ac

Lehigh County Site

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

A 39-acre parcel under initial analysis and internal due diligence. At this scale, the site is capable of delivering a fully integrated neuroinclusive planned community encompassing all three layers of the lifelong housing spectrum.

Housing Layers
Neuroinclusive Coliving
Cohousing
Memory Care & Senior Assisted Living
Configuration
TBD
Est. Capital Raise
Est. $15–20M
The Lifelong Housing Spectrum
One platform. Three layers of care.
Neuroinclusive Coliving
Fractional ownership in a 5-bedroom coliving home within an integrated planned community
Cohousing
Community-oriented multi-family ownership with shared common spaces and governance
Memory Care & Senior Assisted Living
Purpose-built assisted living for aging residents and family members, co-located on the same campus

Three classes of capital. One aligned interest.

MP Equity Holdings operates a transparent, three-class equity structure under Regulation D Rule 506(c). Every participant — from founder to investor — is aligned around the long-term performance of the asset.

Class A

Investor / Family

Accredited investors, families purchasing fractional interests

  • 8% preferred return (target)
  • Pro-rata profit participation
  • 1/4 fractional interest per Residence LLC
  • Capital secured against physical asset
Class B

Professional Partners

Architect, Builder, Planner, Attorney — sweat equity participants

  • Carried interest in Residence LLC profits
  • Deferred fee-to-equity conversion
  • Participation begins after Class A preferred return
  • Aligns professional judgment with long-term outcomes
Class F

Founders / GP

Jim Richardson & Nancy Carey-Richardson — General Partners

  • GP Promote above preferred return threshold
  • Annual asset management fee (1–2% AUM)
  • PORCH℠ Framework licensing revenue
  • Deferred founder capital account

Profit Waterfall: Return of Capital → 8% Preferred Return (Class A) → Promote Flip (70% Class A / 30% GP + Professionals) → GP Promote to Founders. Professional and founder equity alignment is disclosed in the Private Placement Memorandum and is a positive signal to institutional investors: the people who know the project best are invested in its long-term success.

Market-Rate Homes: The five market-rate single-family estates are sold independently by the builder and realtor — they are not part of the MPEH investor raise. The capital raise targets the two neuroinclusive Coliving Homes and associated development costs. Market-rate home sales provide the community integration and neighborhood context that makes the neuroinclusive homes viable and valuable.

The PORCH℠ Framework — Our Operating System

Every MPEH development deploys the same five-phase methodology, licensed from Front Porch Cohousing. This is the IP moat that compresses timelines, reduces execution risk, and creates a scalable national platform.

P
Plan the Community Need

Define community requirements and align development scope with validated market demand from pre-qualified families.

O
Optimize Design

Integrate neuroinclusive design principles at the architectural level, ensuring cost-efficiency and resident dignity.

R
Resource Sustainably

Secure the capital stack — combining SBA-backed debt, public incentives, and private equity under Reg D 506(c).

C
Cultivate Buy-In

Engage future residents, families, and community stakeholders to build trust and reduce occupancy risk before completion.

H
Harmonize Success

Achieve operational excellence and ensure long-term community health through the FPC community management layer.

The PORCH℠ Framework is intellectual property owned by Front Porch Cohousing, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. MP Equity Holdings licenses the Framework at arm's-length fair-market rates, maintaining a strict operational firewall between the mission entity and the capital vehicle.

Founded by people who built the demand before they asked for the capital.

Jim Richardson

Co-Founder & General Partner

Jim created the Front Porch Cohousing concept, built a 270+ family waitlist from scratch, identified and secured the site for Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community, and established both the nonprofit and for-profit entities. As GP of MP Equity Holdings, he leads development execution, investor relations, and the national scaling strategy.

[email protected]

Nancy Carey-Richardson

Co-Founder & General Partner

Nancy Carey-Richardson co-architected the PORCH℠ Framework and the organizational infrastructure of both Front Porch Cohousing and MP Equity Holdings. Her work on community governance, resident trust-building, and the neuroinclusive design standards underpins the long-term permanence that makes MPEH's model defensible.

Steve Grumann
Prospective Board Advisor
David Burke
Prospective Board Advisor
Scott Dickerson
Prospective Board Advisor
Jillian Sidoti
506(c) Capital Raise Partner
Jeff Nicholas
Legal Counsel, Fox Rothschild LLP
Accredited Investors

The conversation starts with a call.
Not a form.

MP Equity Holdings is currently in the pre-offering phase for Pennsylvania's 1st Neuroinclusive Planned Community. Accredited investors and family offices are invited to schedule a direct conversation with Jim Richardson to discuss the investment thesis, project timeline, and offering structure.