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Double Question: Raising Capital and Boutique Hotels...
Hey everyone,
It's been a few months since I posted on BP. I've been too busy rehabbing my 3 unit apartment building to really focus on anything else.
But nonetheless, I have been keeping up with my less-than-professional deal pipeline.
My first question regarding this involves raising capital to invest in deals. I'm not a fan of the idea of borrowing money from family members, and have never been keen on the idea of borrowing anything from anybody. I would rather do it myself. But what are some slower, beginner ways that I could start raising capital to buy more real estate?
My second question: At what level of investing are boutique hotels a good idea? I have a lot of interest in the boutique hotel space and have found an on-market property near me with huge potential and lower entry cost than any other deal in the area. This then wraps back into the raising capital dilemma, as that is the major component that I'm missing.
I know this was a post full of jarbled thoughts and questions but if anyone has even a shred of insight or advice, that would be much appreciated!
Thanks!
-Aaron Bard
Well if you're raising for a boutique hotel, I'm guessing you're gonna need quite a bit. I would look into the syndication world as that will 1, probably be the best legal structure and 2, will teach you how to raise the money.
@Aaron Bard
Raising money today is extremely challenging. It would be best to get it from friends and family
Those with little experience are struggling to raise money (I am in a group with 20+ syndicators and everyone is raising less and those who are first timers are basically drying up after first $500k-$1M)
As mentioned syndication route would be your best bet but make sure to have a great plan in place on what you are going to do and how you will exit
@Aaron Bard the syndication route would likely be the best route to go for you.
You will likely structure in either a 506(b) or 506(c) syndication, each having different pros/cons.
To raise capital from those outside of friends in family, you will need systems and process to be able to target/attract investor that want to partner with you on your projects.