In this episode Bob and Hilary unpack Joint Ventures.
Bob goes back to his first two projects, both joint ventures.
The first was a vendor finance deal with a landowner named Tony, who told him "money's the easiest part" and then showed him how to do a four-lot subdivision with a second mortgage instead of a deposit.
The second was an equity partner deal with his sister's boyfriend, where Bob put in no money at all. Then they walk through three syndicated projects.
Ultra Urban has on the go right now: 16 industrial units at North Harbour, a childcare centre refurb, and 24 industrial units at Bundamba, including the vandalism, the mould, the $120,000 and $350,000 top-ups, and why none of it was a problem.
The takeaway: the financier already puts in at least four times what you do and only wants an interest return.
If you are short on the rest, there is a joint venture structure for that, and waiting five or ten years to save it up is the expensive option.
Learn more about our workshop here: https://www.propertymastermind.com.au/events/property-development-and-joint-ventures-workshop/
Hosted by Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton of Property Mastermind.

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