MyBrix Developer Funding: Financing New Property Developments

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Developer Proposal

The first step in Developer Funding is submitting a comprehensive Developer Proposal to MyBrix. In this proposal, developers outline the details of their project. More info here.

Project Listing

Once the Developer Proposal is finalised, the project is listed on the MyBrix platform, where it becomes available to investors. More info here.

Funding and Settlement

Once the project has attracted sufficient investor interest and met its funding target, MyBrix assists the developer in securing the capital. The funds raised through the platform are used to support the construction and development process. More info here.

Development Progress

Once the project is funded and construction begins, developers are required to provide regular updates to investors on the progress of the development. As MyBrix gets these updates funds will be released to the developer in stages. More info here.

MyBrix Developer Funding: Financing New Property Developments

Disclaimer: This blog outlines the MyBrix Developer Funding process, designed for property developers looking to finance new development projects through Index Funding. Developer Funding is specific to new builds and construction projects and differs from standard property purchase or refinancing processes.

Developer Funding follows a structured process with four main stages:

  1. Developer Proposal
  2. Project Listing and Investor Engagement
  3. Funding and Settlement
  4. Progress Payments

This blog explains how to list a development project on MyBrix for Developer Funding and provides a detailed look at each stage of the process.

Developer Proposal

The first step in Developer Funding is submitting a comprehensive Developer Proposal to MyBrix. In this proposal, developers outline the details of their project, including:

  • The type of development (residential, commercial, etc.).
  • The location and projected timeline for completion.
  • The total funding required to complete the project.
  • The deposit or initial capital available from the developer.
  • The expected return for investors.
  • The indexed rate at which developers will buy back the Brix from investors over time.

This proposal forms the foundation for investor engagement, as it provides potential backers with an in-depth understanding of the project and the potential return on their investment. MyBrix works closely with developers to refine the proposal and ensure it meets the platform’s criteria for listing.

    Project Listing

    Once the Developer Proposal is finalised, the project is listed on the MyBrix platform, where it becomes available to investors. During this stage, developers have the opportunity to present their project to a broad network of potential investors who are seeking opportunities to invest in new developments.

    Investors can purchase Brix in the project, effectively buying a share in the future value of the development. The developer retains the flexibility to buy back these Brix over time as the project progresses and revenue is generated. Investor engagement is key during this phase, as the success of the funding depends on attracting enough capital to meet the project’s financial goals.

    Throughout this period, developers must also complete Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance checks. Additionally, they must read and acknowledge the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and seek independent legal advice, providing a solicitor’s certificate to MyBrix to confirm they have understood the terms of the investment.

    Funding and Settlement

    Once the project has attracted sufficient investor interest and met its funding target, MyBrix assists the developer in securing the capital. The funds raised through the platform are used to support the construction and development process. MyBrix holds the funds and releases it in stages to the developer.

    MyBrix manages the legal and administrative aspects of the transaction, ensuring that the funding is properly structured and that investor interests are protected. A mortgage is established over the development to safeguard the Brix holders’ investment, providing security to investors as the project moves forward.

    During this phase, developers work with MyBrix to ensure that all necessary legal steps are completed, including finalising contracts and ensuring the transfer of capital is handled smoothly.

    Development Progress

    Once the project is funded and construction begins, developers are required to provide regular updates to investors on the progress of the development. As MyBrix gets these updates funds will be released to the developer in stages. These updates ensure that investors remain informed about the status of the project and any key milestones that have been achieved.

    The MyBrix platform facilitates this communication, allowing developers to easily share information, including:

    • Project timelines and any changes.
    • Construction progress reports.
    • Financial updates related to the project.

    This transparency is critical to maintaining investor confidence and ensuring that the project stays on track.

    These updated are required for funding to be released in progress payments.

    Disclaimer:

    The information provided in this blog is of a general nature and should not be considered specific financial advice. While MyBrix provides a platform for developers and investors to connect, it does not guarantee the success of any project or the accuracy of projected returns. Developers and investors should seek independent legal and financial advice before proceeding with any investment.

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