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Why did investors place $2.6B via real estate crowdfunding in 2015? Discover how investors are creating outstanding returns from real estate with more transparency, smaller amounts, more diversification, more control and flexibility and without landlord hassles. Keynote for 2016 Rai$e Conference by Crowdfund Suite Evangelist Bret Conkin.

Real Estate Crowdfunding has become a dynamic new option for real estate developers and project sponsors for raising capital to finance projects. In turn, investors have tapped an exciting new option tof investing in previously inaccessible projects to achieve high returns in this booming asset class.

This guide details what investors need to know. Also useful for developers. Learn more at www.crowdfundland.co

Why did investors place $2.6B via real estate crowdfunding in 2015? Discover how investors are creating outstanding returns from real estate with more transparency, smaller amounts, more diversification, more control and flexibility and without landlord hassles. Keynote for 2016 Rai$e Conference by Crowdfund Suite Evangelist Bret Conkin.

Real Estate Crowdfunding has become a dynamic new option for real estate developers and project sponsors for raising capital to finance projects. In turn, investors have tapped an exciting new option tof investing in previously inaccessible projects to achieve high returns in this booming asset class.

This guide details what investors need to know. Also useful for developers. Learn more at www.crowdfundland.co

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An Investor's Guide to Real Estate Crowdfunding

  1. 1. Presented on 7/7/16 by RAI$E CONFERENCE ‘16 An Investor Guide To Real Estate Crowdfunding Bret Conkin Chief Evangelist
  2. 2. Ever used…..... Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  3. 3. The Good & Bad
  4. 4. Source: Vision Critical
  5. 5. WHAT ARE WE SHARING? Source: Vision Critical
  6. 6. Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  7. 7. Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin What is Crowdfunding?
  8. 8. Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  9. 9. HOW CROWDFUNDING MODELS DIFFER Donations Help those in need expecting nothing in return Rewards Pre-orders or perks for backing a project Equity Shares or securities in companies Lending Loans via the Crowd not banks Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  10. 10. GLOBAL CROWDFUNDING New Canadian Crowdfunding Laws (2015) & JOBS ACT (US)
  11. 11. WHAT IS DRIVING GROWTH • Proof it works - in US other markets • Demand for alternative investments due to poor market returns • Wave of internet disruption of traditional industry inefficiencies • Wave of mobile and social network adoption • Wave of cultural disruption of people wanting to connect as they buy, do and invest • The rise of Big Data and Analytics • Real Estate’s fit - the fastest growing altfi sector in the US
  12. 12. Intro to Real Estate Crowdfunding Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  13. 13. REAL ESTATE CROWDFUNDING - New Crowdfunding Exemptions (CAN/US) - Liberalized Securities Regulations - Strong performing asset class Transforming investing from offline to online Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  14. 14. RE CROWDFUNDING STATS 250+ Platforms Crowdfunding residential & commercial projects $100 - $100k Investment size from investors Est. $2.6 Billion Invested in 2015 $100k - $25 Million Crowdfunded project size Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  15. 15. WHO ARE THE PLAYERS? Real Estate Focus Est. Returns Min. Investment Commercial 5 – 20% $1,500 Commercial 15 – 25% $10,000 Commercial 12 – 14% $1,000 Cash-flowing Commercial & Residential 8 – 17% $5,000 Commercial & Residential 8 – 20% $5,000 Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  16. 16. POWER OF ONLINE CROWDFUNDING • 80,000 members • $3B in real estate investments • 90,000 monthly visitors to website • $130M raised for 1600 properties • 80,000 members • $200M invested | $40M paid out Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  17. 17. RISE OF RE CROWDFUNDING 2015 Growth In real estate crowdfunding market 156% VC Raised by Platforms to further grow their marketplace business $120M Investment by RenRen into Fundrise in 2014 $31M Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  18. 18. INVESTMENT SIZE | SPEED Min. Investment of A$340,000 28 Asian investors ‘presold’ into investment Min. Investment of US$100,000* Successfully funded $150M+ Manhattan real estate 400% Oversubscribed in 4hrs Fundrise eREIT invests in commercial real estate, distributing cash to investors every quarter * International investorsCrowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  19. 19. How does Real Estate Crowdfunding Work? Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  20. 20. EQUITY VS. DEBT EQUITY Equity stakes in property or SPV. Rental income +/or Asset appreciation. DEBT PROS 5-10+% returns. Lower Risk. Shorter holding periods. More liquidity. Lower on capital stack. EQUITY PROS Higher returns! 15-25% (net) DEBT Investing in mortgage/ loan of property. Interest payments + Principal Repayment. Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  21. 21. Source: Nelson Garcia, Medium.comCrowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  22. 22. CROWDFUNDING STRUCTURE Online Investors % Stake Project Sponsors Majority ownership Special Purpose Vehicle Project Investment Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  23. 23. BENEFITS FOR INVESTORS Diversification Lower investment requirements allow diversification Accessibility Participate in deals that were inaccessible before Speed/Flexibility Online tools, algorithms & analytics reduce friction Higher Returns New asset classes provide higher returns via crowdfunding Transparency Immediate availability of information through the platform Lead Investors Syndications/ Invest along with industry experts Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  24. 24. Cut Out the Middle Men Marketing Benefits New base of investors and capital BENEFITS FOR DEVELOPERS/BUILDERS Lower costs vs. traditional funding $ €¥ £ Big Data Analytics 24/7 Accessibility Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  25. 25. Real Estate Crowdfunding Not Just a Concept Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  26. 26. ILLUSTRATION A – HARD ROCK HOTEL PALM SPRINGS • Kittridge Hotels & Resorts/Realty Mogul • July 2014 • $1.5M raised to refinance/renovate • 85 investors received VIP benefits • Customers became owners • Created evangelists to promote hotel Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  27. 27. ILLUSTRATION B: VESTMUNITY - FIX ‘N FLIP South Florida • $50-200k loans for renovations • Address funding gap • 18-20% Returns Patch of Land • $61M in Loans (2015) PeerStreet • $40M in Loans (2015)
  28. 28. ILLUSTRATION C – BC BACATA TOWER • Mixed use project in Bogota, Columbia • $175M raised from 3500 investors Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  29. 29. ILLUSTRATION D – AJAX LAND MORTGAGE • Real Estate Development • Bridge Financing - Residential condo project (Phase I) • Mortgage Debt Investment • Partner: Downing Street • Total Debt Raised: $15.5M • Crowdfunding: $500k • Closed: 4/22/16 Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  30. 30. ILLUSTRATION D - 3 WORLD TRADE CENTER $2.49B Total Project Cost $2M Funded with debt crowdfunding 5% Tax-free interest secured bond One of the most iconic towers in New York City, the 3 World Trade Center, was partly funded by investments by the crowd.
  31. 31. ILLUSTRATION E: CROWDSTREET MARKETPLACE • Commercial real-estate marketplace • 48 successful offerings • $29M avg. project value • $8.9M avg. equity per offering • 17.4% avg. target IRR • 8.2% avg. cash yield/yr. • $50k avg. investment
  32. 32. Real Estate Crowdfunding in Asia Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  33. 33. CHINESE INVESTMENT CLIMATE $525 Million $33 Billion Diversify Cheap Canadian Dollar “Mainland Chinese buyer’s market” Study says 70% of YVR West Side homes sold to Mainland Chinese buyers (The Province) Invested in Canadian Real Estate Between 2008 to 2014, $33 billion invested into residential and commercial Diversifying Real Estate Investments Not only investing into residential, but hotels, resorts, wineries, farms, etc. Canadian Investments on Discount Drop in value of Canadian dollar attracts Chinese investments
  34. 34. CHINESE CROWDFUNDING Personal Savings Accounts HengXinLi launched to give investors access to international real estate investments $21 Trillion Chinese Real Estate Platforms In US Chinese only platforms for Chinese investors to invest into US real estate iCross Ydizhu P2P Lending Fraud in China Lack of credibility in Chinese platforms $7.6 Billion Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  35. 35. ILLUSTRATION F - STABLE PROPERTIES $8M AUD Total Equity Component 5 Investors pooled $300k into the equity component 40% Projected IRR With hold time of 18-24 months Stable Properties had secured the site, development approval and $58M AUD senior financing from ANZ bank on the redevelopment of the old Wrigley's chewing gum factory conversion into 99 loft apartments.
  36. 36. Real Estate Crowdfunding Beyond Urban Real Estate Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  37. 37. CROWDFUNDING FARMLAND? Farmland is a stable, scarce, income producing asset. 37
  38. 38. ILLUSTRATION G - CANADA ASIA SYNERGY GROUP Rural Alta Land • Canada/Asia investors • CASG owns 51% and provides management • $10k investment units • 4900 shares + $5100 mortgage ROI • 3-4% income/year • 7-9% appreciationTomahawk Cattle Ranch – 13,500 Deeded Acres
  39. 39. ONLINE VS OFFLINE OFFLINE ONLINE Investor Exposure Transaction Cycle 180,000+ 400 180+ DAYS 60 Days Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  40. 40. ILLUSTRATION H: DWELLxCHANGE • Marketplace for “shared equity” • Sell equity interest in home to investors • Promise of living mortgage free! • $5,000 min investment • Secondary market in works • Full occupancy rights Example • $500,000 home • $250,000 in owner equity • Sell balance of $250,000 • Buyer gets payback + 50% of equity gain upon sale
  41. 41. How is this different from REITS & MICs? Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  42. 42. HOW DIFFERENT FROM A REIT? • Ability to select specific: • Geography • Sector • Properties • Not subject to stock market’s volatility • Fees may be lower Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  43. 43. MIC vs. RE CROWDFUNDING Item MIC RECF Investments Product Debt only. Debt and Equity. Indirect vs. Direct Blind pool investment. Project direct. Yield 6-7% 12-20% IRR Geography Canada only No restriction Management Fee 1.5%-2% 1% AUM Fee Capital Raise Fee 6-8% To EMDs (Private) To IPO fees (Public) 4% of raise To EMD Pros Carefree investment. Liquid. Higher returns. Value not vary w/ stock market. Cons Lower returns. Value fluctuates w/ stock market. Involved investment. Illiquid. Source: R2Crowd Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin
  44. 44. Summary Crowdfundland.co | @bretconkin
  45. 45. THE PROMISE Increased Transparency New Market Accessibility Increased Investment flexibility Easier Due Diligence 8 - 25% returns Convenience + Lower Fees Marketing Benefits For Investors New Financing options Requires platform approval For Project Owners
  46. 46. LIMITATIONS Consider Investment Fundamentals Choose right platform Consider Liquidity Don’t forget about Risk $ May require other funding sources Requires platform approval For Investors Early days Requires platform approval For Project Owners
  47. 47. Bret Conkin on The Exchange with Amanda Lang – CBC News Help clients Profit from the Alternative Finance Economy Services o Platform Development o Strategy/Consulting o Capital Raising o Project Management o Systems Integration o Operations o Marketing/PR o Business Development WHAT WE DO
  48. 48. THANK YOU! CONTACT: Bret Conkin Chief Evangelist bret@crowdfundsuite.com 778.323.7297 Crowdfundland.co @bretconkin @crowdfundsuite

Notas del editor

  • Uber is in Alberta, Ontario and Quebec
  • Can we pls add R2Crowd and flag them and nexus (literally with canada flag) as Cdn
  • CoAssets SE Asia crowdfunding
  • Add slide on Deal structuring – OM, EMDs
  • Control too

  • 25 acres of development lands in North Ajax

    Bridge financing for Phase I development of a multi-phase residential condominium project

    Adjacent to new retail complex developed by RIOCAN

    Structure 1st mortgage with 15 month term
  • 17,000 investors on platform

    http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-crowdfunding-house-flippers-20160214-story.html

  • 25 acres of development lands in North Ajax

    Bridge financing for Phase I development of a multi-phase residential condominium project

    Adjacent to new retail complex developed by RIOCAN

    Structure 1st mortgage with 15 month term
  • 17,000 investors on platform

    http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-crowdfunding-house-flippers-20160214-story.html
  • 17,000 investors on platform

    http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-crowdfunding-house-flippers-20160214-story.html
  • 17,000 investors on platform

    http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-crowdfunding-house-flippers-20160214-story.html
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