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Commercial real estate
development finance programs continue to evolve and can now best be described by
the
tenants-in-common fractional ownership syndication approach.  This new commercial real estate syndication program can now provide for
purchasers seeking opportunities and developers seeking capital. Each
syndication is based upon a tenants-in-common ownership
plan (or "TIC Plan") that allows investors to access real property income-producing assets
on a fractional ownership basis. Under the fractional ownership approach,
the investor is purchasing a real estate interest instead of a security that is
entitled to a specific amount of cash flow from the resulting operations,
together with the appreciation income and depreciation income associated with
each fractional unit. This approach is superior to the private placement
offering approach to raising capital (debt and/or equity securities sales).
You are buying a real estate interest and the developer is selling a real estate
interest. The TIC Plan approach is to
create a syndication of real property interests that correspond to the equity
gap funding that would otherwise be required via the aforementioned private
placement offering approach.
Commercial
Real Estate Syndications Work For Investors
Prospective
investors now have more options than ever before. The Rainmaker Marketing
Corporation syndication approach is designed to create the following potential
benefits for syndication investors:
 | Enhanced liquidity. The
Rainmaker method includes a developer "buy-back option" for your
interest to close-out the investment when the time is right. |
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Timing. The relative
risk levels (time in and time out) of investing at various stages allows
prospective investors/buyers to enter the development financing at that
point in time that works for them. |
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Low Investment
Threshold. The minimum contract is always $25,000 so you can be a
player and access assets that may be institutional class just like "the
big boys" in the hedge fund, insurance, commercial banking and
institutional investing industries routinely access. |
Talk
to Rainmaker Marketing Corporation about your syndication needs. | |
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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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