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Portfolio 21 · Funded Project

Real Estate Investment in Pomona Park, Florida

65 acres purchased in August 2026 in Pomona Park, in northeastern Florida, to obtain permits for a 365-site RV park and then resell the zoned land. Portfolio 21 is funded by LandQuire investors: follow its progress here, and join the next project with an investment starting at $100,000.

Funded · Permit pending

  • 65 acres (26 ha) in Pomona Park, Putnam County
  • A park with 365 RV sites in the background
  • Permit applications filed; state and county reviews in progress
  • A dedicated project company, a quarterly report
Satellite view of the 65-acre Portfolio 21 property in Pomona Park, Florida, outlined in pink
Funded65 acres
  • Pomona Park, Putnam County, FloridaLocation
  • 65 acres (26 ha)Area
  • Recreational Vehicle Park, 365 sites in the backgroundProject
  • Funded · land acquired in August 2026 · permit pendingStage
  • LandQuire by the Numbers
  • 50land development projects launched since 2021
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What the Real Estate Investment in Pomona Park Reveals About the LandQuire Method

Portfolio 21 isn't just a promise in a brochure: it's a piece of land that has been purchased and tracked through every step of the permitting process, right up to its resale.

An actual piece of land, owned by its project company

The land is owned by the project company LQ Wealth Portfolio 1 LLC, in which the investors in Portfolio 21 are partners. Their funds are deposited into the company’s account and are used exclusively for this land.

Value is created during the licensing process

LandQuire purchases undeveloped land and resells it once it has been approved: the team handles the site plan, road access, water management, and wastewater treatment on your behalf.

A market driven by tourism

Florida welcomed 143.3 million visitors in 2025—a record high—according to preliminary estimates from Visit Florida released by the governor. A recreational vehicle park caters to these travelers.

A follow-up you can read

Each investor in the project receives a quarterly report on the progress of the permits and, later, the resale, as well as a K-1 form each year for tax filing purposes.

The Pomona Park Real Estate Investment Project at a Glance

Portfolio 21 consists of 65 acres located in Pomona Park, Putnam County, in northeastern Florida. The property was purchased in August 2026, following a successful fundraising campaign among LandQuire investors.

The latest preliminary plan, dated April 2026, calls for 365 recreational vehicle sites: back-in and pull-through sites, small cabins, a reception area, a recreation center, a walking trail, and stormwater management ponds.

Details of the financial structure are available only to members.

Pomona Park, Florida: The Context for Real Estate Investment

Pomona Park is a small town with a population of 824 (as of 2025) in Putnam County (population 77,734), in northeastern Florida.

The project is not aimed at the new-home market. It is aimed at reselling the approved land to an operator or developer of recreational vehicle parks that accommodate travelers and long-term residents in Florida.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, population estimates as of July 1, 2025 (cities and counties).

What is the status of the real estate investment in Pomona Park?

StepStatusDate
FundraisingCurlyBefore the acquisition
Plans and Permit ApplicationsFiledJune 2026
Land AcquisitionMadeAugust 2026
Florida Department of Transportation Exam (Road Access)In Progress–
Exams administered by the water management district, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and the countyIn Progress–
Wastewater Treatment Plant PermitIn Progress–
Market Research and Evaluation by an Independent ExpertComing Soon–
Resale of the land is permittedComing Soon–

The traffic study calls for only one right-turn lane to access the site. Only the steps that have been completed are dated; the pace of the remaining steps depends on state and county agencies.

Real Estate Investment in Pomona Park: Who Are Our Projects For?

Portfolio 21 is fully funded. Upcoming projects are open to investments starting at $100,000, as a minority stake in your portfolio.

Individuals with €100,000 or more to invest

You're diversifying in dollars by investing in a tangible asset. You know exactly which piece of land you're financing, where it's located, and what stage the project is in.

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Business Leaders After a Sale

You reinvest a portion of the sale proceeds in a U.S. real estate project, which diversifies your assets outside of France. You can invest directly or through your holding company.

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Family offices

You co-invest on a project-by-project basis in a company dedicated to each property, with quarterly reporting for each project.

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Wealth Management Professionals and Financial Advisors

Offer your clients real estate projects with end-to-end support—from purchase to resale—complete with reports you can share.

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Get involved in a project like the real estate investment in Pomona Park

  1. Create an account

    You can access the open fundraising campaigns and their documents.

  2. Choose your organization type

    In your own name, with an ITIN, or through an LLC (often in Wyoming), with an EIN.

  3. Open a dollar account

    Your contributions and distributions are made in dollars.

  4. Complete the identity verification process

    Passport, proof of address, and proof of the source of funds.

  5. Sign and Fire

    You sign the PPM and the subscription agreement, then transfer your investment to the project company's account.

  6. Track Your Project

    Quarterly report, Form K-1 each year, until the property is sold.

Details on each step can be found on the page titled “How to Invest in a Real Estate Project.”

Example: $100,000 in real estate investment in Pomona Park

Here is the journey of a $100,000 share in a project like Portfolio 21, from subscription to resale.

StepWhat Happens with a $100,000 Ticket
SubscriptionYou sign the PPM and the subscription agreement, then transfer $100,000 to the project company's account.
AcquisitionThe company is purchasing the undeveloped land. The acquisition and clearance costs are already included in the project budget.
LicenseLandQuire files claims with the State of Florida and the county. You receive a report every quarter and a K-1 form every year.
ResaleThe approved lot has been sold. The intended buyer is an operator or developer of recreational vehicle parks.
CastFirst, you get your $100,000 back, and then your share of the profits.
DurationThe company is targeting a term of approximately 36 months, with no guarantee (plan for 5 years or more). After 60 months, LandQuire waives its share of the capital gain.

For a $100,000 investment, your share of the profits is 55%; it rises to 70% for investments of $1 million or more.

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The Case for Real Estate Investment in Pomona Park

The LandQuire team on a property in Texas, holding the project's subdivision plan

A complete cycle has already been completed

Of the 50 projects launched since 2021, 37 have been sold. Purchase, approval, resale: the results are on the page for sold real estate projects.

A team based in Florida

LandQuire was founded in 2021 in Miami by Romain Daniellou and Thibaut Guéant, co-founder and CIO. The team handles sourcing, purchasing, permits, resale, and the legal and financial management of the project company.

A secure plot of land, with tax matters handled by an expert

The property is covered by liability insurance. The project company’s tax matters are handled by an independent CPA, and offerings to U.S. nonresidents are made under Regulation S.

Frequently Asked Questions About Real Estate Investment in Pomona Park

Can we still invest in Portfolio 21?

No: The Portfolio 21 fundraising campaign has closed. You can join a project that is currently raising funds—with a minimum investment of $100,000 per project—by creating an investor account.

Why a recreational vehicle park in Florida?

Florida welcomed a record 143.3 million visitors in 2025. A plot of land zoned for this type of park is sold to an operator, who builds and manages it: LandQuire doesn’t have to wait for construction to begin. The Floridareal estate market is featured in ourFlorida real estate guide.

When will the Pomona Park property be sold?

Once the permits have been obtained, the approved land is sold to an operator or developer of recreational vehicle parks. The company aims for a term of approximately 36 months, with no guarantee (expect 5 years or more); after 60 months, LandQuire waives its share of the capital gain.

Does the project involve debt?

Funding for the project is reserved for members. The risks associated with this type of project (permits, timelines, resale) are detailed on the real estate investment risks page.

What fees are charged?

Acquisition and redemption fees are included in the project budget. There are no annual management fees. Details are provided in the project’s PPM.

How are gains taxed, and is the dollar a risk?

Florida does not levy a personal income tax, but U.S. federal tax laws apply: you receive a K-1 form each year. Contributions and distributions are made in dollars; your return in euros also depends on the exchange rate at the time of repatriation.

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