| Assisted Living Project Bridge Loans...Senior
housing developers continue to seek assisted living bridge loans and
mezzanine loans because the developers frequently underestimate the
amount of equity capital required to close What's the difference and why should it matter to you? A bridge loan is typically a short-term loan issued for a commercial income-producing property that is already in operation and is a temporary measure while the buyer acquires financing on more favorable terms. A mezzanine loan is used to replace equity in a new construction program. Mezzanine loans a very pricey and can rarely be made to work because servicing these loans frequently requires more working capital - something the developer does not have. Rainmaker Marketing Corporation offers an alternative equity financing scenario that:
This is possible because most developers have forgotten the fundamentals of commercial real estate development financing and the utility value of fractional tenants-in-common real estate syndications; a method that can produce at-risk equity contributions as early as the pre-construction phase. Enter your relationship with Rainmaker Marketing Corporation... Rainmaker specializes in senior housing facility due diligence and development financing (for all asset classes including assisted living). Rainmaker Marketing Corporation utilizes a structured finance approach that creates higher levels of financial investment leverage than can otherwise be obtained for the benefit of the investors and the developer. |
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