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Estate Bridge Loans...
Developers
seeking commercial
real estate bridge loans for new construction projects and mezzanine
loans for equity gap financings are now faced with having to find ways
to bring more equity capital to the closing table or face the reality of a
failed project. Rainmaker Marketing Corporation (in conjunction with
our affiliate) has created a new equity financing program that is based
upon a multi-tiered structured financing approach to meet the goal of
eliminating developers' reliance upon mezzanine and bridge loans to round
out the capital funding
plan for commercial
real estate development financing. The
goals of this program are cumulative - as more and more equity
contributions are brought to the table, another "layer" of
benefits are created, to wit:
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Level
One. At this level, the goal is to provide enough capital
contributions to allow the developer to close on a commercial real
estate construction loan with no regard to the recourse and collateral
pledge provisions the loan agreement may mandate ("get a loan at
any cost"); then
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Level
Two. At this level, the goal is to provide enough capital
contributions to induce a commercial lender into providing a
construction loan on a non-recourse basis and without
cross-collateralization of the other assets of the developer
("get a loan that works"); then
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Level
Three. At this level, the goal is to provide enough capital
contributions to induce a commercial lender to make a non-recourse
construction loan and allow the developer to withdraw the developer's
seed capital prior to the end of the construction phase ("get a
loan and an opportunity"); then
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Level
Four. At this final level, the goal is to continue to provide
equity contributions and apply these funds (net funds from real estate
syndications) to debt retirement until the construction loan is
retired/defeased ("get a loan, lock in an opportunity and kill
competitors").
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Do
You Know The Secret?
When it comes to commercial real
estate development finance, it doesn't matter whether you need to raise
$5 million or $50 million, the out-of-pocket costs, advance fees and
project due diligence costs will always require the same relative
investment dollars the promoters have to fund. Do you know what
that amount is? Do you know the Secret? |
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