I'm working on polishing some marketing material for one of our fundraisers and he's requested 3rd party data that would represent that the resale margins we saw on our last package were representative of average market performance (or not as the case may be).

So aside from just this project's fundamentals, my secondary goal is to gain experience with syndication, fundraising, and learning firsthand about the development process.I am interested to hear from developers who have any insights into this and especially developers in markets similar to mine that don't have great cash flows but have high demand and potential for good appreciation.

These folks, who most likely have been through fundraising processes, are a great jumping-off point for understanding the relevant investor universe and best fits for investment bankers in your space.  

I originally started out as a contractor for commercial developers but then later on I was a fundraiser for commercial projects - which grew out of an opportunity presented to a networking group I created.

They were very well liked in the community and through a fund raiser were able to purchase their first home.

Fund raising is all about building the relationship which takes a long time but it goes a long way as well!

A lot of commerical lenders will require 9 months of PITI in reserves so that’s going to require (at least) another $150K to the fund raise.  

I am still educating myself about it but please give me feedback about this strategy and feel free to suggest how else I can fundraiser for down payment.

I just moved to the North Charleston/Summerville area (from Marietta, GA).I am building a real estate portfolio to generate passive income to allow me to do work in developing countries without having to fund raise.

I'd like to build 24 contemporary style cabins and use a condo/hospitality model that is common at ski resorts as a fundraising mechanism.