When evaluating a payment plan investors should look for flexibility and a structure that aligns with their cash flow. Plans that allow for smaller upfront payments and larger portions upon handover 60 40 or 50 50 are generally preferred as they red…
When evaluating a payment plan investors should look for flexibility and a structure that aligns with their cash flow. Plans that allow for smaller upfront payments and larger portions upon handover 60 40 or 50 50 are generally preferred as they reduce the capital locked up during construction. However investors must be careful not to let a seductive payment plan distract them from the fundamental value and price per square foot of the property itself.
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