An agreed value for your land
Establish how the property will be valued and credited to the partnership before committing.
CAPITAL ADVISORS LANDOWNER PARTNERSHIPS
Explore the potential to earn more than an outright sale by partnering in the development of your property. You contribute qualifying land. Capital Advisors leads the development process—from arranging capital and coordinating approvals to managing construction and sales. Together, we establish how you participate in the potential upside.
Start with a complimentary 20-minute Landowner Opportunity Review. No obligation to partner. No land transfer required for the introductory review.
in sponsor-reported combined infrastructure and development project experience across current and prior roles.
McAllen, Texas · Development · Construction · Capital formation · Real estate salesBEFORE YOU ACCEPT AN OFFER
Perhaps your family has owned the property for decades. Perhaps you purchased it because you saw where the area was headed. Or perhaps you have received offers and wondered what a developer sees that you haven’t yet evaluated.
A development partnership gives you an opportunity to participate in the value created through planning, approvals, infrastructure, and execution. For the right property and the right owner, that participation can produce greater total proceeds than selling the land today.
The first step is understanding whether the numbers support it.
Request My Landowner ReviewHOW A LANDOWNER JV CAN WORK
A joint venture brings your property and our development capabilities into a shared project. The exact structure is property-specific and must be documented before either side commits.
Establish how the property will be valued and credited to the partnership before committing.
Understand how you would participate, which costs and fees apply, and the order in which money would be distributed.
Capital Advisors coordinates the development plan, project funding, engineering, approvals, construction, and sales.
Your proposal addresses decision rights, reporting, funding obligations, major milestones, and what happens if the project changes.
You remain involved in the decisions assigned to you under the partnership agreement while our team manages day-to-day execution.
YOUR COMPLIMENTARY LANDOWNER OPPORTUNITY REVIEW
Your review starts with your goals: highest potential total proceeds, near-term liquidity, willingness to accept a longer timeline, family decision-makers, and the level of development risk you are comfortable evaluating.
Estimated proceeds from an outright sale.
Potential proceeds under an illustrative JV structure.
Possible uses and the conditions that need to be verified.
Expected milestones, capital requirements, and potential distribution timing.
How delays, higher costs, or lower sales prices could affect your outcome.
If the preliminary analysis supports moving forward, we discuss a proposal. If it does not, we explain why.
THREE STEPS
Share its location, approximate acreage, and what you want to accomplish.
We discuss fit and determine whether a preliminary sale-versus-partnership analysis is warranted.
If the opportunity qualifies, review the proposed economics, responsibilities, funding plan, and next steps with your advisers before making a commitment.
QUESTIONS LANDOWNERS ASK
Potentially. A successful JV can provide distributions that include recovery of your agreed land contribution and a share of project profits. Those proceeds depend on the project’s performance and distribution terms. They are not a guaranteed premium or purchase price.
That depends on the structure. We evaluate whether your land can serve as your contribution and identify who would fund development, carrying costs, and overruns. Any additional funding obligations must be addressed before you commit.
A JV may require contributing the property to a project entity in exchange for an ownership interest. Your proposal will explain title ownership, decision rights, potential financing, and exit provisions.
Timing depends on the property, approvals, infrastructure, funding, and sales. We discuss an estimated schedule and the factors that could extend it.
Tell us at the beginning. A development partnership involves a longer timeline and may not fit an immediate cash need.
MAKE THE DECISION WITH A CLEARER PICTURE
A conversation is the first step toward understanding it. Compare the immediate certainty of a sale with the potential economics, timeline, obligations and risks of a development partnership.