Overview
                                    
                                    
                                        
                                            A. PMH is a Delaware limited liability company formed in November 2006 for the purpose 
of serving as the managing member and investment adviser of Pembrook Community 
Investors LLC (“PCI Fund”), which began operations in March 2007.  PMH is a wholly 
owned subsidiary of PCM. 
PCIM III is a Delaware limited liability company formed in July 2013 for the purpose of 
serving as the managing member and investment adviser for PCI Investors Fund III, LLC 
(“Fund III”). PCIM III also serves as the investment manager to PCI III Preferred Equity 
Issuer, LLC (“Fund III Preferred”), which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fund III.  
PCIM III is a wholly owned subsidiary of PCM. 
PCIM IV is a Delaware limited liability company formed in July 2018, and commenced 
operations in 2018, for the purpose of serving as the managing member and investment 
adviser for PCI Investors Fund IV, LLC (“Fund IV”). PCIM IV also serves as the 
investment manager to PCI IV Preferred Equity Issuer, LLC (“Fund IV Preferred”), 
which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fund IV. PCIM III is a wholly owned subsidiary of 
PCM. 
PCM is a limited liability company founded in 2006 by Stuart J. Boesky and is 100% 
owned directly or indirectly by Mr. Boesky.  
Pembrook Community Investors I (REIT) LLC (the “REIT Fund”), a Delaware limited 
liability company, was formed in April 2018 and began operations in January 2019 with 
the sole purpose of investing all of its assets in PCI.  Pembrook Community Investors I 
(REIT) LLC is managed by a board of directors consisting of members who are also 
officers of PCM. 
B. Pembrook currently provides discretionary investment advisory services to seven domestic 
pooled investment vehicles: PCI Fund, Fund III, Fund III Preferred, Fund IV, Fund IV 
Preferred and REIT Fund (collectively the “Funds”). Pembrook primarily provides 
investment advice regarding commercial real
                                        
                                        
                                             estate debt and structured financial products 
and, to a lesser extent, preferred equity structured as debt instruments throughout the 
United States. The investment strategy for the Funds will focus on investments in first 
mortgages, mezzanine loans and preferred interests secured by transitional commercial real 
estate assets in primary and secondary markets. An important part of the Funds’ strategy is 
to include in their investments certain real estate debt and, to a lesser extent, preferred 
equity, associated with underserved property types and markets that benefit from 
regulatory advantages, such as low and moderate income housing and commercial, retail 
and other property types in low and moderate income areas. This may present certain 
regulatory advantages for the Funds’ investors that are subject to requirements of the 
Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (the “CRA”). The Funds’ property types are 
primarily multifamily, and to a lesser extent other commercial property types, and a portion 
of these investments could bring new capital to community development and generate for 
certain of the Funds’ investors positive consideration (“CRA Consideration”) under the 
CRA investment test (“CRA Investments”). The investment objective of the REIT Fund 
is to hold common interests (“Fund Common Interests”) in Fund I, whose investment 
objective is noted above. 
C. Pembrook’s investment management and advisory services are provided to the Funds 
pursuant to the terms of the Funds’ respective operating and services agreements and based 
on the specific investment objectives and strategies as disclosed therein.  
D. Pembrook does not participate in wrap fee programs. 
E. As of December 31, 2023, Pembrook managed approximately $534,794,605 in regulatory 
assets under management on a discretionary basis. Pembrook does not manage any assets 
on a non-discretionary basis.