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Understanding the Real Estate
JV Capital Stack
See how Township Capital’s unique approach differs from the typical real estate capital structure.
What Is a Typical Capital
Stack?
A typical real estate joint venture has a capital stack that is approximately 60% debt and 40% equity. The sponsor, or General Partner (GP), typically partners with a Limited Partner (LP) to capitalize the requisite equity. A common equity split between LP and GP is 90/10. To fill their GP equity, sponsors often syndicate shares to multiple outside investors.
Township Capital’s
Advantage
For Sponsors:
Instead of syndicating GP equity to numerous investors, sponsors can engage Township Capital as a single, institutional structured partner – streamlining the investment process and reducing complexity for all parties involved.
For Investors:
Township Capital built a bridge connecting accredited investors to institutional level commercial real estate investments, in a position otherwise not readily available to retail investors.
Unlock the Advantages of Our
Investment Model
See how Township Capital’s unique approach differs from the typical real estate capital structure.
Institutional Structure Without Retail Complexity
Aligned Interests Between Sponsor And Partner
Simplified Capital Stack And Faster Execution
Enhanced Credibility With Lenders And Co-Investors
Scalable, Reliable Capital For Growth.
