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The structured
finance approach created by Rainmaker Marketing Corporation follows a five
layer approach:
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Developer
Capital Advances. This is the seed capital the developer must
contribute to the transaction (and later withdrawn - see below) in order to
complete all required feasibility, design, engineering, construction,
marketing, sales and operations program initiatives required to substantiate
the transaction and shepherd the transaction through the pre-construction
funding cycle.
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Statutory
Investment Incentives. These are investment incentives that are
available via a statutory entitlement. These incentives are typically
used to purchase credit enhancement or buy-down the mortgage loan interest
rate.
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Condominium
Plans. No, not for housing to be sold to the public, but an investment
plan designed to generate additional equity capital to help qualify the
project for a non-recourse loan.
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Fractional
Tenants-In-Common Real Estate Syndications. The TIC Plan is the most
important element because the net proceeds of TIC plan fractional
syndications can be applied to the project as early as the pre-construction
phase. This makes the TIC plan the number one stop on the financing
train.
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Construction
Mortgage Financing Loans. The final part to the project financing is
the construction mortgage loan. Our approach is to increase the equity
capitalization to a point where the lender can be induced to provide the
construction mortgage financing loan on a non-recourse basis.
There is more to
be said and done than can be said here. Your needs may require a different approach, but nothing
will be made to work until Rainmaker can create your due diligence presentation
and help you negotiate from a position of strength. Talk to a Rainmaker. | |
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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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