Real Estate Development Business Plans & Capital Funding Plan Proposals for Commercial Real Estate Development Financing


What makes a good commercial real estate business plan?  What's the difference between a strategic business plan, business plan of operations and/or a capital funding plan?  When are these documents released?  Who gets them?

All of these questions are good questions and deserve an answer, to wit:

  • A good commercial real estate business plan is defined by its intended audience.  The purpose of the business plan is to attract attention to a pending securities offering or a pending real property sales contract offering.  The commercial real estate business plan serves a distinct purpose - it attracts attention and is also called a strategic business plan.  The resulting document is typically less than 20 pages.

  • A business plan of operations is the actual document that serves as a repository of all of the policies, procedures, key milestone goals, requirements and proposals of a given commercial real estate project.  It is the definitive "how-to" operational document that used by the officers and department managers to deliver the business service that is layered on top of every commercial real estate development of assets.  These document s are quite voluminous and usually exceed 100 pages.

  • The capital funding plan is the document that is used to solicit the interest of investment bankers and/or mortgage bankers to undertake the syndication of your securities (a sale of securities is considered a syndication).  It provides an abbreviated discussion of the key issues and matters in a document that is typically less than 30 pages.

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