
Joint Ventures and Private Equity in Property Development
When debt alone will not complete a project, equity fills the gap. How development joint ventures are structured and what to agree before the site settles.
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When debt alone will not complete a project, equity fills the gap. How development joint ventures are structured and what to agree before the site settles.
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Development funding is released in stages against completed work. Understanding the drawdown cycle is the difference between a smooth build and a stalled site.
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A lease expiry inside your loan term is a refinancing risk. Plan the sequence early and you keep control of both the tenant and the facility.
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Commercial lending turns on the asset, the lease and the exit. What drives LVR on office, retail and industrial property, and how to present a deal.
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Tax debt compounds, blocks bank finance and damages credit reporting. Property-secured funding clears it quickly — here is how to structure it.
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Property security changes what a business can borrow, how fast, and on what evidence. What lenders look for and how to present the case.
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Winning at auction is unconditional. If your funds are tied up in another asset, deposit and settlement funding keeps the purchase alive.
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Bridging finance funds the gap between buying your next property and settling the sale of your current one. How the structure works and how to size it safely.
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Both sit behind a first mortgage and both fund fast. The difference is what gets registered on title, how long it takes, and what it costs.
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A second mortgage lets you access equity while leaving a good first loan untouched. How it works, what it costs, and when it beats a full refinance.
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A private first mortgage is not a permanent home for your debt. It is a bridge. Here are the five situations where refinancing to one is the right call, and how to plan the exit.
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LVR is the single number that decides the size of a first mortgage. Here is how private lenders calculate it, what pushes it down, and how to structure a deal to the maximum.
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