For Investors

Own Real Equity

A dividend-paying company backed by $60-80M in hard assets. Protected downside. Unlimited upside.

What Investors Get

Equity
Shares in Lincoln Works
Dividends
Cash when profitable
Voting
Real ownership rights
Assets
Real estate backing
Investment Thesis

Why This Investment

Downside Protection

We're buying $60-80M in hard assets for $1-2M. Even if the education model doesn't work, the real estate is worth more than we paid. The downside is protected by tangible assets.

Upside Potential

If the model works, this could be 10x+. A new category of education that produces real workers with real skills. No debt. Revenue from software, clients, and sponsors. First-mover advantage in a broken market.

Dividends, Not Exits

This isn't a Silicon Valley startup hoping for an acquisition. Lincoln Works is structured as a private, dividend-paying company. When profitable, cash returns to investors.

The Deal

The Numbers

Raising $4-5M (minimum)
Asset Value $60-80M
Acquisition Cost $1-2M
Use of Funds Campus + repairs + 18-24mo ops
Structure Private dividend-paying company
The Problem

The Market

$1.7T
Student debt in America
45%
Grads underemployed
3.5M
Unfilled tech jobs

Traditional education is broken. Universities charge $50-100K for degrees that don't lead to jobs. Bootcamps overpromise and underdeliver. Companies want experienced developers but nobody wants to train them.

Lincoln Works is a different model. Nothing like this exists in American tech.

Business Model

How We Make Money

Multiple revenue streams, not tuition-dependent

Software Products

Apprentices build products, we sell them. SaaS revenue.

Client R&D

Companies pay us to build software and conduct research.

Corporate Sponsors

Companies pay for access to the talent pipeline.

Corporate Training

Companies pay us to train their existing employees.

Housing Revenue

200 beds. Travel nurses, remote workers, extended stays.

Patents & Licensing

We invent, we own, we license.

When profitable, we pay dividends. Investors get cash returns—not just equity.

Broad Ownership

Community Investment

We believe in broad ownership. Community investment via Regulation CF (crowdfunding) means anyone can invest—not just accredited investors.

This is about building something that matters with people who believe in it. Alumni, community members, believers in the mission—all can participate.

Lincoln College Alumni
Local Community
Tech Industry
Education Reformers
Impact Investors

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