When it comes to community development projects, there are generally two ways for a real estate company to get involved - as the sole investor or as a partner. Both have their pros and cons, which should be carefully considered before deciding which route to take.
On one hand, being the sole investor gives you more control over the project. You're able to call all the shots and make all the decisions. This can be a good thing if you have a clear vision for the project and are confident in your ability to see it through. However, it can also be a bad thing if things go wrong. If the project encounters delays or cost overruns, you're the only one who will be on the hook financially.
On the other hand, partnering with other companies or investors gives you some built-in protection against financial losses. If something goes wrong, you'll only lose a portion of your investment instead of all of it. In fact, when you invest in some of our projects you could be risk-free as we have options where we guarantee a return.
There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to deciding whether to invest as a partner in community development projects. It all depends on your specific situation and what you're hoping to get out of the investment.
In our case, we give you a timeline, a return depending on time and amount and a we take away your responsibilities.
To learn more about how these projects work, contact us asking for the Orlando project
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San Juan (PR), Orlando (FL), Miami (FL)
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