HOW TO ATTRACT MORE CAPITAL FOR YOUR SMALL BALANCE REAL ESTATE STRATEGY Raising capital for small balance real estate funds is not easy-but there are strategies, tactics and best practices you can and should follow. Matt Burk has written this book for small balance real estate (SBRE) entrepreneurs (and the high-net worth investors who invest with them) to share some of the important principles he has learned in his 25-year career in small balance real estate. His practical and timeless ideas can help you significantly improve the way you run your SBRE business and increase your chance of…mehr
HOW TO ATTRACT MORE CAPITAL FOR YOUR SMALL BALANCE REAL ESTATE STRATEGY Raising capital for small balance real estate funds is not easy-but there are strategies, tactics and best practices you can and should follow. Matt Burk has written this book for small balance real estate (SBRE) entrepreneurs (and the high-net worth investors who invest with them) to share some of the important principles he has learned in his 25-year career in small balance real estate. His practical and timeless ideas can help you significantly improve the way you run your SBRE business and increase your chance of success in raising capital from investors. Capital Attraction will solidify your goals and strategies with proven and winning ideas for building your SBRE business, including: ¿ How to structure a pooled investment fund ¿ How to create and execute a strategic capital raise plan ¿ Why you should treat your investors' money as if it were your own ¿ The importance of maintaining high underwriting standards ¿ Why effective communication with investors is vital ¿ Grow your fund, your company-and your bottom line! Matt's techniques and guidance are essential tools for all small balance real estate entrepreneurs looking to improve their ability to attract more capital and grow a pooled investment fund. Find Matt on Twitter at @sbreguru Matt Burk is the foremost authority in the U.S. in the specialized field of non-institutional sized, small balance real estate (SBRE) asset based 506 Regulation D pooled investment funds. He has consulted and advised hundreds of SBRE entrepreneurs around the United States and actively works with them to help structure pooled real estate asset based funds. He is chief investment officer of Fairway's flagship funds and has raised several hundred million dollars from private investors throughout his small balance real estate career.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
MATTHEW BURK, founder and CEO of Fairway America, LLC, is the foremost authority in the US in the specialized field of non-institutional sized SBRE, and he is a widely respected and highly regarded advisor, consultant, and mentor to dozens of SBRE fund managers around the country. He has played the leading role in the architecture and creation of more than seventy SBRE funds tallying more than $2,500,000,000 in total offerings since 2012.Led by Matt's nearly thirty years in the real estate finance field, Fairway is the nation's premier consulting, advisory, and investment firm in the SBRE private pooled investment fund space, providing a full spectrum of practical, real-world products and services (including capital) needed for the success of SBRE.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction What Is an SBRE Entrepreneur? The Small Balance Real Estate Dilemma The Small Balance Real Estate Investor Continuum Small Balance Real Estate Funds- Structure Matters Disciplined Underwriting-The Holy Grail of SBRE Fund Performance The Importance of a (Written) Capital Raise Strategic Plan General Solicitation and Advertising, 506(c) vs. 506(b), and the JOBS Act Effective Administration, Financial Reporting, and Investor Relations Conclusion
Introduction What Is an SBRE Entrepreneur? The Small Balance Real Estate Dilemma The Small Balance Real Estate Investor Continuum Small Balance Real Estate Funds- Structure Matters Disciplined Underwriting-The Holy Grail of SBRE Fund Performance The Importance of a (Written) Capital Raise Strategic Plan General Solicitation and Advertising, 506(c) vs. 506(b), and the JOBS Act Effective Administration, Financial Reporting, and Investor Relations Conclusion
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