Investment Approach
Real estate investing should start with the numbers, not the sales pitch. BMI evaluates each opportunity through purchase price, rehab scope, financing cost, timeline, resale strategy, and downside risk.
When a project is a fit for outside capital, investor participation is structured around that specific deal and documented before funds are committed.
Down Payment Participation
An investor may contribute funds toward acquisition costs such as down payment, closing costs, or initial project reserves. In return, the investor may receive repayment of contributed capital plus a negotiated share of net project proceeds.
Acquisition Participation
An investor may fund a larger portion of the property acquisition. This structure may include a larger negotiated share of net proceeds, depending on project risk, financing, and required reserves.
Acquisition and Rehab Participation
An investor may fund acquisition and renovation costs for a project. This structure carries greater exposure and therefore requires a more detailed review of budget, draw schedule, timeline, and exit assumptions.
