Real Estate Joint Ventures

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A real estate joint venture is a partnership where two or more parties pool their resources to develop, acquire, or manage a real estate project. Each party contributes value—whether that’s capital, property, expertise, or labor—and shares in the profits, risks, and decision-making.

How a Real Estate Joint Venture Works

Key Players

Capital Partner
Typically provides the funding—could be a private investor, institution, or investment fund.

Operating Partner (Developer/Sponsor)
Brings the deal and manages the project. This partner may source the property, handle development or rehab, and oversee day-to-day operations.

Typical Profit Structures

Preferred Return:
The capital partner often receives a preferred return (e.g., 10%–15%) before profits are shared.

Profit Splits (Promote/Carried Interest):
After the preferred return, remaining profits are typically split (e.g., 70/30 or 60/40) based on risk, capital invested, operational responsibility, and who is guaranteeing any debt.

Control:
Because our capital partners often contribute the majority of funding—and take on personal guarantees or liabilities—Hopkins Financial typically retains management control to safeguard the investment.

Key Features

Share risk and reward
Leverage complementary strengths (capital + expertise)
Tackle larger or more complex projects than either party could alone
Flexible Structures to match your contribution and needs
Hopkins Brings Over 40 Years of Experience & Expertise

Every joint venture is tailored to the project and the partners involved.

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