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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:


Joint ventures allow you to access larger, more lucrative development projects than you might be able to pursue independently, significantly expanding your capital growth potential. By sharing the risks associated with the investment, you can mitigate your individual financial exposure, safeguarding your investment portfolio.

 

Our extensive network opens doors to exclusive deals you might not otherwise be aware of, offering a broader range of investment possibilities. 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, further enhancing your investment flexibility.


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?


Get in touch to discuss your investment goals and explore the exciting possibilities of partnering with us!

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