Capital Spotlight - Highlighting featured capital investors. We regularly publish the detailed criteria of our most unique real estate capital sources. 85% LTC Non-Recourse Debt for Horizontal Residential Land Development The investor is backed by a large life insurance company who has pledged $2B towards the platform specializing in funding residential land developers. While there is a high...

Capital Spotlight - Highlighting featured capital investors. We regularly publish the detailed criteria of our most unique real estate capital sources. Participating Preferred Equity Capital for Existing Assets The investor is an institutional investment fund manager. Their platform specializes in preferred equity investments helping experienced sponsors fill their capital stacks on...

Capital Spotlight - Highlighting featured capital investors. We regularly publish the detailed criteria of our most unique real estate capital sources. $1-5 Million Participating Preferred Equity Investor The investor is an investment fund manager, backed by an institutional real estate investment manager LP on the US East Coast. The fund specializes in small balance opportunistic preferred...

Capital Spotlight - We regularly publish the detailed criteria of our most unique real estate capital sources. The Investor manages two private investment fund vehicles for both mezzanine debt and equity structures. The team is extraordinarily seasoned in the structured finance space and able to deliver creative collateral structures that work around intercreditor restrictions. Their ability to...

Capital Spotlight - We regularly publish the detailed criteria of our most unique real estate capital sources. The investor is a single-family-office-backed investment fund specializing in structured real estate equity and specialty corporate credit. The investor aims to be a single equity capital solution for established sponsors with net worth of $5MM or greater. While the mid-teens pricing...

In case you missed it: Read "What Is a Commercial Real Estate Equity Loan?" What are the different methods of collateralizing Equity Loans? A common issue for established real estate entrepreneurs is that, while they have substantial net worth, it is illiquid and cannot be used to fund new deals. The net worth is often comprised of partnership interests, or wholly owned properties. Their...

Equity Loans for commercial real estate are a combination of second position loans or loans on partnership interests, providing an alternative to raising equity capital. For many established real estate entrepreneurs, raising equity is expensive, dilutive, and a tedious process. Obtaining an Equity Loan is a viable alternative that allows them to capitalize their projects without giving away...

When it comes to raising capital for real estate entrepreneurs, it's important to preserve your ownership. More partners means more dilution and less profits on deals. What many people don’t know are the key ways to raise liquid capital while maintaining your share. 1. Leverage Your Illiquid Net Worth There are two ways to leverage your net worth. The first is to take a second position loan on...

Success as an enterprising real estate entrepreneur is both a gift and a curse. A successful acquisition of a property or repositioning of one, for example, leads to the reward of an appreciated asset. Inevitably, however, a successfully executed transaction leaves many entrepreneurs wanting more. A taste of success builds confidence and excitement, often unlocking a desire to build on one’s...