You bring the asset.
We make it work.

Exact location, typology and capacity, historic income if available, purchase price or expected value, initial investment, intended financing, recurring costs and urban and leave status. Market averages serve as a first filter, but do not approve a concrete operation.

The NOI is the result of the asset after its recurrent operating costs. It's not the final money yet: the reserve for spare parts, debt, profit taxes and initial investment remains out. That's why a complete decision goes from NOI to cash flow.

The permitted urban use, the license and its potential transmission, the statutes and agreements of the community, the physical requirements of the property, the obligations of operation and the fiscal and contractual structure are reviewed. A color per city does not replace an asset and current rule check.

Depends how much you value income certainty, how much operational risk you want to assume and if you want to participate in an improved performance. The three models have to be compared with the same performance account and with responsibilities, costs and calculation form expressed in the contract.

First we compare the potential income with the market, then we validate costs and operational and regulatory viability and finally we build scenarios. The form includes initial information and detailed analysis requires asset documentation.