The Candle Light Project acquires and rehabilitates residential properties throughout California, creating pathways to homeownership for low-to-moderate income families.
The Candle Light Project is a California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to addressing the affordable housing crisis by acquiring and rehabilitating residential properties across the state.
"The Candle Light Project acquires and rehabilitates residential properties across California to preserve and expand affordable homeownership opportunities for low-to-moderate income families, preventing displacement and strengthening communities one home at a time."Learn More About Us
We acquire, rehabilitate, and place residential properties with qualified families — one home at a time.
We identify and acquire residential properties throughout California, focusing on distressed and undervalued homes in communities with critical affordable housing needs.
Each property is fully renovated to modern, livable standards. We manage complete rehabilitation projects — structural, systems, and finishes — using licensed contractors.
Rehabilitated homes are made available to qualified low-to-moderate income families, creating genuine pathways to homeownership and generational wealth.
The Candle Light Project relies on private capital partners to fund property acquisitions and renovations. Our investors play a direct role in expanding affordable housing access across California.
Private lending arrangements with individual capital partners providing project-level financing.
Capital partners receive agreed-upon returns on their investment. Terms are negotiated project-by-project.
Every dollar deployed goes toward real property projects with a direct community benefit in California.
Over 4 years of active operations and completed projects across Northern and Southern California.
Investment opportunities are offered on a private basis to accredited and relationship investors. All investments involve risk. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Whether you're a family seeking housing, a prospective capital partner, a vendor, or a community organization — we'd like to hear from you.