Meet the Team
The team at Stone Hearth Properties Inc. is proudly Vancouver Island born and raised.
Project Manager
Kris Bucci
After 22 years working in the Navy, Kris Bucci is bringing his deep expertise in project management, budgeting, information management, and managing large groups of people to a full-time career in Real Estate investing. Kris has been an active developer in Sooke for over three years and comes to the table with a vast knowledge of the community and the ability to get the project done.
Design, Marketing, and Sales
Sari Ringma
Born and raised in Sooke, B.C., Sari has deep roots and ties to the community. As a Realtor, Property Manager, and Real Estate Investor, Sari’s favourite pastime is playing matchmaker between properties and people. She welcomes the challenge of renovating, staging, suite-ing properties, subdividing land, and even planning land developments! These skills and passions make her an exceptional asset to the team. Sari is not your average Realtor.
Design, Marketing, & Purchasing
Jennifer Champion
Jennifer Champion is an ambitious, hard-working woman who thrives in the real estate industry. She is passionate about creating long-term wealth and building financial security. Jennifer has a diploma in Business Administration which has been an asset when it comes to budgets, project timelines, and many other aspects of running a business. She is a detail-oriented person which is an asset for every project and analyzing potential investments. Jennifer is a strong believer in education and always takes the time to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the real estate world. She is an active member of real estate investing communities and is always willing to share her knowledge with those who are just getting started in the industry. Jennifer is a leader in her field and is always looking for new opportunities and challenges. Her ambition and dedication to her work make her invaluable to any project.
Site Foreman
Seth Champion
Seth Champion is a passionate and experienced construction site foreman with a wealth of knowledge in the industry. He is dedicated to ensuring that every job is completed efficiently and to the highest standards. He is a hands-on manager who is comfortable working on-site and communicating with clients and contractors. He is an effective problem solver and has a great eye for detail, ensuring that all tasks are completed on time and within budget. He is a highly organized leader who is able to effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously. His commitment to safety and quality on-site is unparalleled and he is always available to offer support and advice to his team.
Investor Relations
Constance Foster
Island-born and raised Constance is an experienced capital money raiser and has a natural connection for Real Estate Development projects on Vancouver Island. Constance is committed to helping her investors maximize their investment opportunities and achieve their financial goals. She is passionate about creating win-win solutions and helping others. She is highly respected in the real estate industry for her integrity and dedication to helping others.
We have been fortunate to partner with the experts at Axiom Advisors in creating the Stone Hearth Mutual Fund Trust.
MFT’s (Mutual Fund Trusts) are a revolutionary business structure that assists in raising investment capital providing secure and dependable tax savings for both investors and developers. Axiom provides a turnkey solution.
The Stone Hearth MFT allows investors to use their registered funds like RRSPs, TFSAs, RESP’s, LIRA’s etc to invest in real estate making our MFT one of the most tax efficient ways to flow income and capital gains to investors.
The flow-through nature of the MFT structure allows cash investors to receive capital gains from projects at a lower tax rate.
In summary, Axiom’s MFTs revolutionize fundraising and offer tax advantages by utilizing registered funds, providing a versatile solution for raising capital and maximizing returns for investors and developers alike.
