Hey All,
I work for a mid sized developer in the northeast. Curious if anyone has insight on the most active current funds/companies investing in OZ deals.
Also curious what expected net-to-investor return is these days for OZ.
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Hello Mcdev414,
The simple answer is that "it depends on the deal strength". Usually starting from 15%+.
I'm a debt/equity broker. If you'd like to chat, please dm me.
There is a list of all the funds public on I think Novadac or similar site, including fund size and asset type
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