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Joint Ventures | Everything you need to know  

Looking to Unlock Lucrative Development Opportunities?

At Brentor Developments, we offer a variety of ways to profit from our successful projects. One exciting option is through a Joint Venture (JV).


What is a Joint Venture?


A JV is a collaborative partnership between Brentor Developments and our investors. We each contribute to the project in a mutually beneficial way, sharing both the profits and risks involved. Typically, these ventures are structured as 50/50 partnerships.


Why Partner with Us Through a JV?


JVs offer a multitude of advantages for investors:


Increased Capital Potential ➡️ JVs allow you to access larger, more lucrative development projects than you might be able to pursue independently.


Reduced Risk ➡️ By sharing the risks associated with the investment, you can mitigate your individual financial exposure.


Expanded Opportunities ➡️ Our network opens doors to exclusive deals you might not otherwise be aware of.


Favorable Financing ➡️ We take on the senior debt for development projects, saving you from high-interest rates. This is particularly beneficial for international investors facing even higher rates outside the UK. We also offer a "buy-out" option through refinancing for long-term holdings.


What Types of JVs Do We Offer?


The specific JV structure depends on the investor's profile. We typically work with two main categories:


Equity Investors

These are typically High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs), Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWI), or Sophisticated Investors with a strong understanding of financial and property markets. Equity investors qualify for JV partnerships at an ownership level. To qualify, you will need to self-certify that you fall into one of the following categories:


  • Annual income exceeding £100,000

  • Net assets exceeding £250,000 (excluding pension and primary residence)

Loan-Based Investors

These investors may have a limited understanding of financial markets and property or smaller investment portfolios. Loan-based investors participate through debt financing arrangements.

Considering a Joint Venture?


Book a call today to discuss your investment goals and explore the exciting possibilities of partnering with us!

 
 
 

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