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Welcome to the commercial
real estate investors information and assistance center sponsored
and underwritten by Rainmaker
Marketing Corporation. Here you will find the timely
information needed to learn how to become commercial real estate
investors on a par with institutional investors by learning the basics
of commercial real estate finance and the due diligence analysis that
supports them. Rainmaker provides all of this information without
charge or requirement of you to endure the indignity of a newsletter or endless spam emails enticing you to do this or that. No,
this service is truly provided to you without charge or disruption of
your own affairs. All commercial
real estate development finance programs and/or projects are not the
same and represent varying degrees of investment risk and (as you might
expect) varying degrees of profit potential. In most cases, the
more risk one is expected to accept, the higher the margin of profit the
project is expected to create. Commercial real estate financing
represents its own risks that other business endeavors may not be
required to accept. Development of real property creates real
wealth where nothing existed previously. The acceptance of risk
results (if everything goes according to plans) in the creation of new
business assets (the property and improvements) that can be sold to
other investors once these assets demonstrate their income-generating
abilities. So, the
initial steps in the analysis process have to answer the following
questions:
Once we have the initial
matters out of the way, we will discuss the means and methods you can
employ in order to create for yourself that same level of opportunity
that Qualified Institutional Buyers (commonly pronounced as "quibs")
are routinely able to acquire in the course of their own endeavors.
You can be on the same playing field and enjoy the same level of risks
and rewards. Click here and learn what you have to do to take
advantage of the same opportunity that institutions (commercial
banks, hedge funds, insurance companies, etc.) routinely access.
The only difference between you and the QIBs is that they have more
money (generally speaking) than you to put to work. This means
their job is actually harder than your job because the more stock (capital)
you have to apply, the lower your overall average return will be over
time due to the management of the stock in the various enterprises
(which could run into hundreds of transactions for some hedge funds).
That's where our proprietary approach to the analysis and structuring of
commercial income-producing property transactions has the most telling
impact. Reach out and grab it and it can be yours! |
