We specialize in funding, capital, debt and investing services involving real estate projects as simple as an individual SFR (single family residential) property, to complex multi use PUD (planned urban development) communities involving a multitude of mixed uses involving residential and commercial. Our goal is to help you unlock incentives and fund projects from planning to completion.
TIF (Tax Increment Financing) bond monetization is a process of converting future tax revenues into immediate capital. We help identify and leverage TIF incentives so that developers can move forward with construction sooner.
Fill out our Apply Now form with your project details. Our team will review your submission and follow up to discuss eligibility based on project type, financing needs, and other factors.
Just as all projects are not the same, neither can capital and debt resources be the same in supporting projects to becoming reality. Builder Financial Resources utilizes a multitude of private and public capitalization resources, debt sourcing, and combination thereof to become a consistent trusted resource for funding projects for our clients.
Once you submit the form, you’ll typically hear from us within 1–3 business days. Final funding timelines vary depending on project complexity, capital equity requirements, and due diligence, but we strive for efficiency at every step.
We typically ask for: Project name, a narrative describing the project, location of project, proforma of project cost, estimated project revenues upon completion, and a sources/uses financial review of cap stack. Each project is unique—additional information may be requested.
Absolutely. All information shared with us is confidential and used solely for evaluation. We adhere to privacy guidelines to protect your data.
Builder Financial Resources works with projects at various stages—from early planning to active construction, and permanent placement funding involving completed projects. As we provide resources involving capital raise, equity funding, and debt funding, Builder Financial Resources offers services to builders, developers, and investors at every stage of the development process.
Project financing fees vary based on deal structure and complexity. We’ll outline any fees—such as origination or structuring fees—during our initial discussions, so you know exactly what to expect.
A CID bond refers to bond funding of a project within a community improvement district. Such funding structure reflects a partnership involving a municipality and private developer referencing a specific geographical property area, typically greater than 10 acres, that would provide greater benefit to the community upon the project being completed.
It’s easy: fill out our form, click Apply Now, and our team will be in touch right away to discuss your project vision and financing options.