When you’re running your business there are many things you
need in order to take it to the next level. This includes investing in building
out your business with several different ideas. If you don’t have the capital
to invest in growing your business, then project capitalization may be right
for you.
Henry Stimler, executive managing director at Newmark, whose core domain is origination and brokerage in multifamily debt
and equity, with an emphasis on large portfolio bespoke transactions will hold
a webinar in which he will provide an overview of project capitalization and help
answer some of the most common questions that potential investors may have
about this type of investment.
In 2018, Henry Stimler started working as an executive
managing director at Newmark in New York. His core focus is on origination and
brokerage in multifamily debt and equity. He specialized in custom financing
deals for enterprises with significant portfolios.
Despite having been successful in Capital Markets in
Tri-State regions such as the Midwest, Texas, and South Florida, his reach is
global. As a former Great Britain, French, and Israeli citizen with insider
access to high-net-worth individuals, Stimler has sourced equity from many
international markets including London, Tel Aviv, and Johannesburg. Stimler is
fluent in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish.
Henry Stimler gives a lot of time and energy to helping the
Chabad organization and Investors Club charity, and he is also an active board
member of Elevate, a philanthropic organization that mentors underprivileged
youths. He also contributes to these charities through his time and efforts.
Henry Stimler is also a member of the New York community.
This method of raising capital is typically used to fund your
new product development. Once your prototype has proven itself and you have a
great product backed by strong sales data, it’s time to bring the company to
the next level. With this method, you will get a series of investors to put in
small investments, with the end goal being to raise a significant amount of
money. The way this works is that you create a series of project agreements.
What you do is create a detailed business plan with each investor, who will be
investing their own money. Then you go out and try to raise $100,000, $200,000,
or even $500,000 in project agreements. When you successfully close on the
deal, you keep track of the individual investors’ contributions. Once you have
enough money to fund the next stage of your growth, you sell the whole project
to the investor at a discount. If you do this correctly, you get $500,000 in
project capital and the investor gets a return of their investment.
At the webinar, Henry Stimler will explain more in depth this
method.
Typically, a company will create a project agreement that
lays out the terms of the investment. Investors will provide funds to support
the creation of a new product. Once the product is completed and ready to ship
the company will sell the product to the investor at a reduced price that
covers the cost of the investment and the profit the company will make on the
sale of the product. This can be a lot like an equity investment, where each
investor gets some of the ownership of the company in return for their
investment.
More detailed information you will obtain at the Henry
Stimler’s webinar.
Here Henry Stimler shares some of the benefits of using
project capitalization.
Benefits of using project capitalization:
- Investors get a high rate of return on their investment.
- There are no equity dilution and debt covenants are not
required.
- Investors do not have to take any risks and the project
does not have to deliver any cash flow.
- This method can be used to fund anything from product
development to infrastructure expansion.
For more information, join the webinar on his Youtube Channel.
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Posted by: Henry Stimler