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Thomas Lorini
  • Investor
  • Laguna Hills, CA
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Looking to Raise a Large Amount of Capital...

Thomas Lorini
  • Investor
  • Laguna Hills, CA
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Greetings, Our land development company owns several parcels of land across Southern California, we are in the process of raising capital (per project) to entitle the land, grade and sell to merchant builders. Our company also manages a very large portfolio of land for an individual, consisting of over 1000 acres of land in Southern California, some very prime commercial/industrial along the freeway. Recently the individual has decided to sell a significant portion of this portfolio. What I am looking for is if there is creative way of raising sufficient capital (institutional?)...where instead of selling our clients portfolio properties individually and separately raising capital for all our projects, there was a process where we could put all the properties into one pool (or entity) and raise funds for everything. This would increase the overall raise amount, address our challenges of raising capital per project and the returns would be shares of all the projects. I hope I've explained my idea in a manner where someone with the experience can chime in. Thanks in advance. Thomas

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