Professional Investors & Lenders
Are you a professional investor, fund manager, or lender, with an interest in funding Europe, UK and Overseas Property developments? We appreciate that you want to be presented with good projects that are ready for funding – and that’s where we come in, with options for direct funding
We select and appraise high quality residential, commercial, and developments around the Europe, UK and Overseas, so you can choose which of our development partners to offer terms of finance to. We have successfully structured joint ventures within our network, and have placed debt and equity funding into projects from 2m to 50m.
To find out more about offering terms of funding for live projects, simply get in touch with us on : info@btrl.co.uk
ENHANCING ACCESS AND OPTIONS
Buy The Range engages with property developers, and with professional investors and lenders, to structure development finance for qualified property developers across the Europe, UK and overseas
The minimum commitment from each funding partner is 200,000 and the average project value is 5m for the Europe and UK, and 10m which often comes from a single funding line. Supported developments include residential developments, commercial, and student housing projects with durations of 12-24 months.
Each development submitted to us is expected to meet certain criteria such as minimum profit-on-cost (before finance costs) of 25% or more, and we make this key information available to funding partners as part of a detailed project review. We operate as a central office for lenders & equity partners to access new client-listings across the Europe and UK.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Each project we list is Europe, UK or Overseas-based property development with typical values between 2mil – 50mil and with a typical uplift of 30% or greater.
For debt-based funding requests the developer will generally contribute 10% or greater of the total project costs as equity. Funding partners will generally propose a single or blended facility to meet the borrower’s key funding objective.
For blended finance and joint-venture funding, the developer will source the project and carry out full construction management, in exchange for sharing the project returns with funding partners. This may involve a full joint-venture, or a mixture of debt and equity, as agreed between the developer and the funding partners.
WHO CAN LEND
Projects submitted to Buy The Range generally receive offers of funding from development finance lenders and fund managers, professional investors, and financial advisers– though only once they are approved and registered to access project listings.
This means that family offices, funds, brokers, specialist and general lenders, and professional investors, may propose funding solutions that best suit their unique operational profile. As each development is different, such broad and varied models for funding are welcomed!
Notably, as borrowers are expected to be a limited company structure, any offers of finance can generally be considered a business loan or professional investment.
HOW IT WORKS
We engage with property developers across the Europe, UK and Overseas and we select only those projects that show credibility, and potential for performance – and these are appraised and discussed with our funding network.
As a registered lender or investor, you are introduced to the developer’s profile and their project, and you can request further information before submitting indicative terms of finance or investment.
The project profile indicates the type of funding the developer is seeking, so you can propose finance terms to those listings that best fit with your lending or investing criteria. The borrower ultimately chooses which indicative offer or offers to discuss further, and will provide additional personal and project information as is necessary for your due diligence requirements.
Please note that Buy The Range cannot advise you on whether you should invest in a particular project, as each investor’s personal circumstance is different, and you should seek advice from a financial adviser or similar if in doubt.