Assisted Living Investing
The Secret To Raising Capital in Assisted Living: Equity vs. Debt Strategies - Ep 18
In this episode, Brett Chotkevys teaches us how to raise money for an Assisted Living Business. Brett has experience in raising capital with both equity and debt, and in this episode, he uses what he learns to teach us valuable lessons and insights. He walks you through the essential steps and considerations when bringing on equity partners and structuring your deals for success.
The tips that Brett uses here can be used whether it's your first Assisted Living Business or your fifth Assisted Living Business. This episode provides valuable insights into financing your projects and building partnerships that work. Brett discusses the advantages of raising money on the equity side, emphasizing the need for cash for the down payment and the appeal of sharing the rewards with investors.
Learn about deal structure, roles, voting rights, and how to create a win-win situation for both operators and investors. Brett shares practical advice and real-world examples, helping you to avoid similar mistakes that he has made in the past.
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Intro Music by Alex_Kizenkov via Pixabay
In this episode, Brett Chotkevys teaches us how to raise money for an Assisted Living Business. Brett has experience in raising capital with both equity and debt, and in this episode, he uses what he learns to teach us valuable lessons and insights. He walks you through the essential steps and considerations when bringing on equity partners and structuring your deals for success.
The tips that Brett uses here can be used whether it's your first Assisted Living Business or your fifth Assisted Living Business. This episode provides valuable insights into financing your projects and building partnerships that work. Brett discusses the advantages of raising money on the equity side, emphasizing the need for cash for the down payment and the appeal of sharing the rewards with investors.
Learn about deal structure, roles, voting rights, and how to create a win-win situation for both operators and investors. Brett shares practical advice and real-world examples, helping you to avoid similar mistakes that he has made in the past.
#Investing #RealEstate #FinancialAdvice
Follow our socials!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brett.chotkevys
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@assistedlivingmansion
Check out some FREE Resources HERE: https://www.PALM.University
Follow me:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brett.chotkevys
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Brettchotkevys1
Check out some FREE Resources HERE: https://www.memorycaremansion.com
Assisted living investing, Residential Assisted Living, small facilities, passive income, myth debunking, challenges, limitations, active involvement, owner-operators, staffing, emergencies, quality care, scalable business model, 16-bed luxury memory care mansion, informed decisions, behind-the-scenes insights, thriving niche, One and Done, Financial Freedom, Active Income, Making a Difference, Long-Term Exit Strategy, Real Estate, Retirement Planning, Memory Care Mansion, Investment Opportunities.
Intro Music by Alex_Kizenkov via Pixabay