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Apartment Real Estate Syndications - Continued...

To enable the syndications to take place, the developer must provide certain due diligence documents and Rainmaker is the consulting firm to turn to for due diligence documentation of multifamily housing development financing proposals:

  1. First, we are the firm to turn to for market feasibility studies.  We have prepared literally hundreds of multifamily housing market studies and we would welcome the opportunity to prepare your study.

  2. Next, Rainmaker is the firm to turn to for your financial feasibility study.  Rainmaker's expertise and proprietary software can make a big difference in the overall turnaround time.

  3. Finally, Rainmaker can manage the rest of the due diligence process, provide business plans, capital funding proposals and then back them up with negotiations assistance and development management consulting.

Rainmaker Marketing Corporation supports two (2) basic types of syndication plans:

Condominium Investment Plan Syndications.  No, this is not a way of selling housing inventory for dwellers.  In today's multifamily market, the use of a condominium plan is solely for creating a mid-term investor syndication that will pump more equity into any given project.  The key is understanding the limitations placed on the use of these proceeds.  In most states, the proceeds cannot be accessed until construction is complete - or something close to the construction completion.  Rainmaker creates these plans based upon the projected capital expense for the last 45 to 60 days of the construction phase.  If we use the last month as the pertinent example. we see construction cost reimbursements are required, but also the funding of reserves and working capital happen in that same time period.  This means the condominium plan can have a big impact, but this must be balanced against the resulting business deal limitations.  Turn to Rainmaker to find out how your plan can be put together and how it can be financed.

Fractional Tenants-In-Common (TIC) Ownership Plan Syndications.  Unlike the condominium plan approach that has a limitation on the use of proceeds until the very end of the construction period, the TIC plan approach may provide financing as early in the development schedule as the pre-construction phase.  This makes the TIC plan syndication very valuable because:

the raise can be done prior to the construction loan submittal, thus "masking" the developer in deals where the developer only has seed capital in the deal; and

the raise can continue until there are enough proceeds to induce a lender to close on financing that is non-recourse to the developer and eliminates the cross-pledge on the developer's other assets.

Time to get to work.  No matter what happens in the capital markets, if you have the seed capital to get started - usually in the range of $350,000 to $500,000, then you have a ticket to develop and leverage an incredible amount of multifamily housing construction financing.


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