SEVA GROWTH LP

H.J. Sarid is the Managing Principal and controls investment decisions. The firm has a lean structure without a public-facing investment committee, with Sarid directly originating credit and real estate transactions. External operating partners are engaged on a deal-by-deal basis, particularly for property management and construction oversight on acquired assets.

The firm focuses on private credit and discounted real-asset acquisitions. On the credit side, it originates senior secured bridge loans to small and mid-market sponsors. On the real estate side, it acquires transitional office, multifamily, and industrial properties, recapitalizes them, and manages operations through market cycles. The strategy is concentrated in Texas, the Sun Belt, and select Midwest markets.

No. SEVA GROWTH LP operates as a single-family office and does not raise blind-pool capital from third-party limited partners. Its permanent-capital structure means it can hold assets without the disposal timelines that constrain traditional private credit and real estate funds, giving it flexibility during market dislocations.

Deal flow comes through relationships with regional banks, loan brokers, and property owners facing refinancing pressure. SEVA typically steps in where conventional lenders have pulled back from transitional assets or where sellers need certainty of close. The firm does not participate in broad auction processes, preferring bilateral or limited-market transactions where it can underwrite directly.

SEVA does not pursue venture capital, technology startups, or liquid-market strategies. Its focus is deliberately narrow: physical real assets and asset-backed lending. Within real estate, the firm has shown no activity in ground-up development or hospitality, concentrating instead on existing income-producing properties with repositioning potential.