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Deal: Oak Ridge Apartments, 200 unitsPage: Ledger

Operating period as of Jan 2031, month 48 of the worked example. Pages before close run at the raise, in 2026.

Ledger

Sample

Every contribution, distribution and return of capital, by date and by investor, with running balances.

Sample ledger. Every investor and amount is a sample; records only, no money moves through Apolis.

The sample deal's cap table, posted rows only, through Jan 2031. The permanent loan is planned at month 61. As of Jan 2031.

Transactions
30
10 investors, 3 events
Contributed
$18,266,779.33
Cash back
$1,313,177.08
Distributions and return of capital
Net invested
$16,953,602.25
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Sponsor LLC
    $398,192.35
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Family Office LLC
    $363,284.35
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Pension Advisors LP
    $3,091,482.13
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Capital Partners LLC
    $2,747,984.11
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Insurance Holdings LLC
    $2,404,486.09
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Physician Group LLC
    $1,717,490.07
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample University Associates LP
    $1,373,992.06
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Wealth Management LLC
    $1,030,494.04
  • January 6, 2027
    Sample Individual Investor
    $137,399.21
  • January 6, 2027
    Apolis (fee invested back as an LP)
    $7,265.69
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Sponsor LLC
    $149,852.66
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Family Office LLC
    $136,715.65
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Pension Advisors LP
    $1,163,424.71
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Capital Partners LLC
    $1,034,155.30
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Insurance Holdings LLC
    $904,885.89
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Physician Group LLC
    $646,347.06
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample University Associates LP
    $517,077.65
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Wealth Management LLC
    $387,808.24
  • February 6, 2028
    Sample Individual Investor
    $51,707.76
  • February 6, 2028
    Apolis (fee invested back as an LP)
    $2,734.31
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Sponsor LLC
    $39,398.30
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Family Office LLC
    $35,944.41
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Pension Advisors LP
    $305,880.20
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Capital Partners LLC
    $271,893.51
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Insurance Holdings LLC
    $237,906.82
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Physician Group LLC
    $169,933.44
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample University Associates LP
    $135,946.76
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Wealth Management LLC
    $101,960.07
  • January 6, 2031
    Sample Individual Investor
    $13,594.68
  • January 6, 2031
    Apolis (fee invested back as an LP)
    $718.89

Loan events recorded

  • January 6, 2027
    Construction loan closed, commitment
    $33,922,000.00

Quarterly marks

Your estimated value of an investor's interest, with its basis and as-of date. The investor's statement shows the current quarter's mark beside their returns to date; without one it reads "No current mark". Marks are kept, never edited: a later mark supersedes an earlier one.

Reading this browser's saved marks.

How the ledger works
  • Rows are immutable. Nothing is edited or deleted. A correction is a reversal that names the row it reverses, with the reason and who posted it, plus a new row with the right figures. The reversed row stays, struck through; the pair nets to zero in every total.
  • Every amount is positive integer cents; the type carries the direction, and a reversal acts opposite to the row it reverses (shown in parentheses).
  • Unreturned capital is contributions less return of capital. Net invested is contributions less all cash back. The tax capital account on a K-1 differs from both: it also carries allocated income and losses, which Apolis does not prepare.
  • Each deal event is split across investors in exact proportion to the terms' basis (commitments), in integer cents by largest remainder, so the rows sum to the event to the cent. No split uses an ownership rounded to a basis point.
  • Each distribution names its source: operations, refinance proceeds, sale proceeds or return of unused capital.
  • Apolis records capital events. It does not move money.