See how one multifamily investor grew his portfolio with working capital from Nectar
“One of the big challenges of being in the real estate business is it’s very capital intensive, and then when you do make the investment, getting a very small relative return on the day-to-day basis. A lot of the value we do produce is ‘in the bricks.’ So it’s an illiquid investment, and financing solutions like Nectar are very welcome.”?
-Albert D., multifamily investor and property manager
Investor Profile
Investor Type: Multifamily owner-operator
Portfolio Size: 500+ units under management
Location: Northeastern U.S.?
Experience: 22 years as an investor and manager
Deal Economics
Number of Advances to Date: 7?
Average Term Length: 48 months
About the Owner-Operator
Albert D. is a successful multifamily owner and operator, focused on small to mid-sized properties for mid and long term rentals in the Northeastern United States. He’s been investing and managing properties for 22 years, and in that time has built his business to include more than 500 units under management.?
The Challenge: Accessing Working Capital for Day-to-Day Multifamily Management
No matter how experienced a multifamily investor is or how big their portfolio grows, the challenges of accessing capital don’t go away. In fact, many traditional financing sources actually get more restrictive as you grow, leaving the top performing operators with limited funding options.?
Albert D. had a cash flowing, highly successful business, but with so much of his capital tied up in his assets, he was looking for more liquidity to manage day-to-day expenses and continued expansion.?
“One of the big challenges of being in the real estate business is it’s very capital intensive, and then when you do make the investment, getting a very small relative return on the day-to-day basis,” he explained. So it’s an illiquid investment, and financing solutions like Nectar are very welcome.”?
The Solution: Cash Flow-Based Financing from Nectar?
Unlike most other capital sources for multifamily investors, Nectar bases our financing primarily on the cash flow of an investor’s portfolio.?
Because of this, multifamily investors like Albert can qualify for a cash advance, which acts as working capital they can use to make renovations, pay for maintenance, and cover other routine, day-to-day expenses that come with managing multifamily properties.?
Nectar’s financing considers your entire portfolio — rather than one specific asset — so it’s also a powerful tool for expansion. Operators like Albert can use Nectar funds to make down payments on new properties, cover pursuit costs of exploring new opportunities, and more.?
“If you produced a lot of value in a certain deal and you want to do another one, Nectar comes in and is invaluable in helping to access those funds,” Albert explained.
If you’re an experienced multifamily operator looking for working capital to keep growing your business, our team at Nectar would love to connect with you. Create an account here to see how much you qualify for.?