Project financing inquiry
Planning a construction or development project?
Discuss financing for a proposed construction or development project. Unicus helps you assess the project scope, budget, available equity and intended repayment plan before exploring potential financing approaches.
Request a financing reviewConnect the budget to the project stage.
Land status, entitlements, permits, construction plans and contractor arrangements affect what can be assessed. A complete capital plan distinguishes land, hard and soft costs, contingency and carrying costs, with the sponsor’s contribution identified.
A rental hold and a sales exit are different plans.
A project intended to remain a rental investment depends on lease-up and a long-term financing or repayment strategy. A for-sale project depends on sales and closing proceeds. Identify the intended exit so the financing discussion reflects the actual business model.
Establish fit before assuming funding.
Project type, location, sponsor experience and current stage can materially affect financing options. Unicus reviews those details to determine whether a financing approach can be explored; this inquiry does not represent a commitment or availability for any particular project type.
Condominium financing capabilities and project requirements must be confirmed before any specific program or terms are discussed.
Questions worth answering.
Can I inquire before permits are complete?
Yes. State what is secured and what remains outstanding, including land control, zoning, permits and contractor selection. An early discussion is preliminary and may identify information or milestones needed for further assessment.
Does this include condominium or other for-sale development?
You may describe a for-sale project, including a condominium plan, for an initial fit assessment. These projects differ from rental-hold development, and no financing capability or lender availability for them is represented by this page.
What should I include in the inquiry?
Share the location, property type, project stage, estimated total cost, available equity and intended rental-hold or sales exit. An advisor reviews that context and follows up about potential next steps and additional project information.
Your financing inquiry
Start with the plan you have.
Share the context and financing need. An advisor can review the request, discuss potential approaches and identify the next information needed.