Construction & Development

This involves larger infrastructure projects that may involve multiple investors
and proper due diligence is required to ensure that our capital is working for
your without the adverse risk.  Many project opportunities come to us and
we do our due diligence to ensure an experienced team, past completions and
track records as well as clearly defined exit strategies are outlined for the
investors.
Typically at the beginning investors get involved in a debt
position until the soft costs, site planning and approvals are executed. 
From there the construction could begin and depending on the use of the
structure pre-sales or tenant agreements are established.  Once enough
units are sold or leased to a certain percentage then the developer may apply
for construction financing.  At this point the project may payout the
investor or opt to keep the debts in the project until the construction
completion.  This is all case by case to the project.

Private Lending

Private lending typically involves utilizing your non-registered or RRSP’s funds
to generate a fixed income return.  When dealing with real estate this form
of lending is involves securing your loan against property.  2nd position
lending is the known way to do this. Ensuring that borrowers cash flow, property
valuations and loan to value are important when considering this type of
investment.  Aggressive investors may earn double digit returns depending
on the circumstances. For more conservative lenders high single digits are
achieved which offer an effective alternative to fixed income investments
offered by major financial institutions.

Reports & Guides

Home Buying Step By Step

Condominium Buyers Guide

About Your House: Getting Your House Ready to Sell

Costs when purchasing a home

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Suggested Readings

The RRSP Secret: 
Greg Habstritt (Real Estate Investments)


Strategy Moves:
Jorge Alberto Souza De Vasconcellos e Sa (Strategic
Planning)


The Breakthrough Company: 
Keith R. McFarland (Entrepreneurship)


The One Minute Manager:
Ken Blanchard (Entrepreneurship)


 

The 4-hour Work Week:
Timothy Ferriss (Time Management / Self

improvement)


The Tipping Point:

Michael Gladwell (Social Psychology &

Interactions)


Power of Now:
Eckhart
Tolle (Spiritual/Self improvement)