Sal Buscemi ACPARE Funds vs Joint Venture Structures Mastery
Sal Buscemi ACPARE Funds vs Joint Venture Structures Mastery, How To Become A Certified Real Estate Private Equity Fund and Joint Venture Structure Specialist
Sal Buscemi – ACPARE – Funds vs Joint Venture Structures Mastery
How To Become A Certified  Real Estate Private Equity Fund and Joint Venture Structure Specialist
At Last! Youâll Have a Step-By-Step Formula and System ToâŚ
STRUCTURE A COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FUND OR JOINT VENTURE â  REGARDLESS OF EXPERIENCE.
In fact, very few people actually know the difference between these two major structures and fail to get any institutional investor to listen to them because they donât know how to structure before the pitch.
And if you donât know these differences, and when and why they are used, then you have no right talking to anyone about your deals. Period.
Professionally, youâll never be a âgrown upâ investor because you donât speak the same language of high finance as institutional investors will expect you to know. They will qualify and judge you â not on your credit or income â on your
Intellectual capital.
The differences youâre expected to know are: Â
- Discretion and control
- How Promotes And Crossed Promotes Are Calculated
- Investor Profiles: LPs vs Institutional Equity
- Realization Timeline For Your Fund or JV
- Capital Stacks
- When Profits Are Paid: Current Pay vs Accrual Pay
- Profits Structures: Straight Line vs. IRR Look Back vs. Fixed Exit Fee vs. IRR Waterfall   Â
And in todayâs cynical market, itâs not enough to simply be an âinvestor.â
If you want to add value, you need to know how to structure solutions around opportunities. You need to focus on being a Transactional Specialist.
Opportunities always exist, in up markets, and down markets.
You need to SPECIALIZE.
As a Real Estate Fund and JV Transactional Specialist, you set yourself apart from every single investor in your market. You send a crystal clear message to your prospects that you have a thorough understanding of their needs and concrete solutions to their problems.
As a certified specialist, you grab the lionâs share of deals, you attract the BEST clients, and you command much higher fees for your services and expertise. And when you specialize, you automatically position yourself as THE expert and authority in your market. And that leads effortlessly to attracting investors, capital, and deals.
The cold, brutal truth of the matter isâŚ
INSTITUTIONS, LENDERS, SPONSORS, AND OPERATORS NEED SOMEONE LIKE YOU TO TRUST AND DEPEND ON
And to be that investor, that deal maker, that intermediary, that transactional specialist, you simply need the right training to make it happen.
And thatâs exactly what you get in this Real Estate Fund and Joint Venture Master Class and ACPARE Certification Program.
ACPAREÂŽ â Association of Capital Placement Agents for Real Estate â is the countryâs gold standard for commercial real estate investing training and education.
Youâll be uniquely qualified to help you & your clients identify, analyze, execute and confidently structure real estate funds and joint venture opportunities.
And more importantly, youâll avoid horrible deals, be able to place capital and structure the risk away from your investors.
Specifically, in this Mastery Class, youâll learn:
- When exactlyto use a fund structure vs. when to use a joint venture structure (hint: novices will shoot themselves in the foot immediately out of the starting gate with this oneâŚ)
- The 6 Major Differencesbetween funds and JVs⌠and how they are structured.
- Understanding the capital structure (that your investors will expect you to knowâŚÂ and most SEC attorneys donât know!)
- What terms of the deal you need to negotiate – so you come out ahead every single time.
- How will profits be shared (pari pasuor subordinated)? How is the ownership structured? Who has upside potential? Who has downside risk? The âhard questionsâ you better be able to answer!
- What the JV Equity Waterfallis and how itâs structured. Easily!
- How to command instant credibility in your negotiations by understanding pay structures and when to use each.
- What the 3 Defining Metricsof a deal are and when to use them (prior to going in.)
- Different Types of Equity (not all equity is equal). Avoid this one type of equity at your own peril!
- Punitive Clauses for Operators and Sponsors(control shifts, claw backs, âbad boyâ clauses, and other âcarrots and sticksâ)
- The 4 Profit Participation Structuresand which one matters the most to which investor
- How to settle partnership disputes– amicably – that saves tens-of-thousands in legal fees and personal grief
- What the 5 Critical Investor Transaction Selection Criteriafor guaranteed fund success and how these will help to structure the risk away from you and your investors and sponsors.
- Why you should avoid a âpledge fundâand 2 other types of structures that will cost thousands in legal fees and will give you –Â NOTHING.
- What it means to âcall the capitalâ and how itâs done – and what to do if someone defaultsâŚ
- The 4 important parts of your fundâs business strategy your investors expect you to detail in your pitch book.
- Which of the 3Â fund return metricsyou must report on and when (before money is taken out or after?)
- The 4 Different Possible Fund Structuresthat are most commonly used and how they are structured.
- Understanding your fundâs economics: whenyou get paid, and how you get paid
- Promotes explained and the 6 Key Drivers For Your Fundâs Promotesand how they are EASILY calculated and how much you and your investors get.
- Knowing who the players in your fund and how all those âLPsâ interact
- Fund legal structures youâll need to know prior to papering the deal
- Where the institutional moneyis for the smaller balance fund manager (Yes, it exists!) and how to raise it effortlessly.
- How to structure a great partnership using these 4 criteria – and asking these 4 hard questions before getting married into any partnership
As an ACPAREÂ Certified Fund & Joint Venture Transactional Specialist, youâll be first, foremost, and front-and-center in the minds of your local and regional investors, lenders, and property owners when it comes to hiring you to structure deals, place capital, and create true value.
Perhaps even more critical, is that youâll be able to profit handsomely by bringing institutional money into smaller deals that your local operators desperately need because lenders and banks stopped lending to them.
To become a Fund and Joint Venture Transactional Specialist, just choose your program and then follow 3 Simple Steps…
How Does It Work?
Step 1. Take the Course
The Funds vs Joint Venture Structure Mastery course is 2 hours of video training lessons plus 12 handout downloads. You also get flowcharts and cheat sheets for quick, easy reference, plus 6 module-specific quizzes and a final exam.
Step 2. Pass the Test
At the end of each module, youâll take a brief quiz to ensure you have an understanding of the content and basic concepts covered in the lesson. Once youâve completed all the quizzes, youâll then take an online final exam.Upon successful completion, youâll earn you Funds vs Joint Venture Structure Mastery Certification!
The exams are designed for your success. Theyâre not âtrickyâ (no SAT goofiness)âŚÂ yet they do test your knowledge and comprehension of the material. A passing grade is 80. You can take the exam 3 times. If you donât pass after 3 attempts, simply go back through the module prior to taking the test again.
The exams are not timed. They consist of 60 multiple choice and true/false questions. Allow 45-60 minutes to complete the exam. If you can complete the exam is a single sitting. Answers are saved if you need to finish at a later date.
Step 3: Display Your Badge
Upon successful completion of the course and exams, youâll receive a personalized certificate and badge.
Display your badge on your website, in your email signature, community portals, on your blog, and especially in your Linkedin profile and Twitter status.
ANDâŚyour digital certificate is full color, so frame it and display it proudly in your home and office.
Hereâs What Youâll Get
When you enroll today, youâll get:
- The Real Estate Fund and Joint Venture Mastery Course
- 6 Core Lessons
- 35 Modules
- 12 Handouts
- 6 Blueprints
- 6 Review Quizzes
- Full Easy-To-Reference Manual
PLUS, upon successful completion of the course and all the quizzes and final exam youâll receive:
- A Wall Street grade ACPARE badgedesignating you as a Certified Fund and Joint Venture Transactional Specialist that you can display on your website, email signature, and LinkedInŽ profile
- An ACPAREÂ certificatefor framing
- Status and recognitionas a Certified Real Estate Fund and Joint Venture Transactional Specialist
Are there other courses out there on Stabilized Property investing? Probably. But you wonât find anything that comes close to what youâll get with this training.
The difference is, all of us here at The Commercial Investor, including our students and partners, are actual investors, in the trenches every day.
We raise capital, place capital, analyze and structure deals, buy and sell property, negotiate with institutions, home offices, and lenders, and pitch the âbig boys.â
SoâŚdoes this sound exciting to you? Is this something you want to be part of? If your answer is âyes,â then youâre in the right place.
Course Details and Description
Course Breakdown:
Lesson 1: Start Here
- 1.1 Orientation
- 1.2 Hereâs What to Expect
- 1.3 Types of Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- 1.4 Types of Capital (Capital Structure)
â Â First Trust Debt
â Â Mezzanine
â Â Equity High Leverage Mezzanine Preferred Equity
â Â Hard Money / Bridge Loans / Distressed / Value-Added Financing
â Â Debtor-In-Possession Loans (Dip)
â Â Super Collateralized Loans (Super C)
Lesson 2: Joint Venture Equity – Part 1
- 2.1 JV Equity Partners Overview (Understanding Who the Participants Are)
- 2.2 JV âPari Pasuâ Equity
- 2.3 JV Profit Participation Overview
- 2.4 JV Equity Waterfall: Full Stack Vs Normal Stack
- 2.5 JV Promote Structures
Lesson 3: Joint Venture Equity – Part 2
- 3.1 JV Metrics to Understand
- 3.2 JV Punitive Clauses for Operating Partners
- 3.3 JV Profit Participation Structures
- 3.4 JV Residual Strategies for Existing Joint Venture Deals
Lesson 4: Fund Structure – Part 1
- 4.1 What Is Private Equity
- 4.2 Capital Formation: Calling the Capital
- 4.3 Capital Fomration: Business Strategy
- 4.4 Capital Formation: Fund Investments
- 4.5 Fund Returns
- 4.6 Fund Terms
- 4.7 Commonly Used Terms
- 4.8 Institutional Rules of Engagement
- 4.9 Possible Fund Structures
Lesson 5: Fund Structure – Part 2
- 5.1 Fund Economics
- 5.2 Key Drivers for Promotes
- 5.3 Not All LPs Are Created Equal
- 5.4 Lead LP Investment Rights
- 5.5 The Players in Your Fund: GPs Vs LPs
- 5.6 The Due Diligence Interrogation Process
- 5.7 Legal Structure
- 5.8 Where the Money Is
- 5.9 Investor Transaction Selection Criteria
- 5.10 The Fund of Funds Structure
Lesson 6: Understanding How Partnerships Work
- 6.1 Partners or Friends
- 6.2 How to Create a Great Partnership
- 6.3 Ask the Hard Questions
More specifically, in this Mastery Class, youâll learn:Â
- When exactly to use a fund structure vs. when to use a joint venture structure (hint: novices will shoot themselves in the foot immediately out of the starting gate with this oneâŚ)
- The 6 Major Differences between funds and JVs⌠and how they are structured.
- Understanding the capital structure (that your investors will expect you to knowâŚÂ and most SEC attorneys donât know!)
- What terms of the deal you need to negotiate – so you come out ahead every single time.
- How will profits be shared (pari pasu or subordinated)? How is the ownership structured? Who has upside potential? Who has downside risk? The âhard questionsâ you better be able to answer!
- What the JV Equity Waterfall is and how itâs structured. Easily!
- How to command instant credibility in your negotiations by understanding pay structures and when to use each.
- What the 3 Defining Metrics of a deal are and when to use them (prior to going in.)
- Different Types of Equity (not all equity is equal). Avoid this one type of equity at your own peril!
- Punitive Clauses for Operators and Sponsors (control shifts, claw backs, âbad boyâ clauses, and other âcarrots and sticksâ)
- The 4 Profit Participation Structures and which one matters the most to which investor
- How to settle partnership disputes – amicably – that saves tens-of-thousands in legal fees and personal grief
- What the 5 Critical Investor Transaction Selection Criteria for guaranteed fund success and how these will help to structure the risk away from you and your investors and sponsors.
- Why you should avoid a âpledge fundâ and 2 other types of structures that will cost thousands in legal fees and will give you – NOTHING.
- What it means to âcall the capitalâ and how itâs done – and what to do if someone defaultsâŚ
- The 4 important parts of your fundâs business strategy your investors expect you to detail in your pitch book.
- Which of the 3 fund return metrics you must report on and when (before money is taken out or after?)
- The 4 Different Possible Fund Structures that are most commonly used and how they are structured.
- Understanding your fundâs economics: when you get paid, and how you get paid
- Promotes explained and the 6 Key Drivers For Your Fundâs Promotes and how they are EASILY calculated and how much you and your investors get.
- Knowing who the players in your fund and how all those âLPsâ interact
- Fund legal structures youâll need to know prior to papering the deal
- Where the institutional money is for the smaller balance fund manager (Yes, it exists!) and how to raise it effortlessly.
- How to structure a great partnership using these 4 criteria – and asking these 4 hard questions before getting married into any partnership
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