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Product Update: Timeline Management
This month, we’re introducing a Timeline Management feature to enhance visibility and foster collaboration.
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What Is a Draw Request?
A draw request is a borrower's request for funds that requires submitting a comprehensive package of documents. These packages can contain hundreds of documents that need careful review and approval, which is tasked to construction loan administrators.
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The Complete Guide to Lien Waivers: Types, Purposes, and Best Practices
A lien waiver is a legal document in construction projects where contractors and vendors agree they won't place a lien against a property after receiving payment. These documents must be filled out precisely with specific information, which is why many use construction finance software to simplify the process.
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Say Goodbye to Cost Overruns: Rabbet Reduces Cost Overruns by 87%
Most real estate project owners aren’t strangers to budget busts. See how Rabbet eliminates the stress of budgeting and reduces cost overruns by 87%
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Automate 81% of Manual Tasks: How Rabbet Transforms Productivity in Construction
Tired of manual tasks like data entry slowing you down? Here’s how Rabbet automates 81% of manual construction project management tasks.
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How Rabbet Eliminates 97% of the Impact of Poor Communication on Project Outcomes
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Why Real Estate Development Teams Struggle with Financial Visibility—and How to Fix It
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Why Real Estate Development Teams Struggle with Financial Visibility—and How to Fix It
Lack of visibility is a pressing problem in real estate development. What's the root of the problem, and how can real estate teams work together to solve it?
Real Estate Development
Construction Finance
Everything Real Estate Developers Need to Know About Return on Cost
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Everything Real Estate Developers Need to Know About Return on Cost
Return on cost is a metric used by real estate developers when evaluating new construction or major renovation projects. Here's how to use it to measure the relationship between a property’s projected (NOI) and its total development cost.
Real Estate Development
Real Estate Project Managers Need These 3 Things to Succeed
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Real Estate Project Managers Need These 3 Things to Succeed
In busy development firms, real estate project managers often deal with large portfolios of complex projects. By mastering three essential elements, real estate project managers can significantly improve their project outcomes and career success.
Real Estate Development
What Are Soft Costs in Construction?
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What Are Soft Costs in Construction?
Construction costs generally fall into two categories: hard costs and soft costs. Here’s what each of them means and why distinguishing between them matters.
Real Estate Development
Construction Finance
Fixed Billing vs. Time and Material Billing
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Fixed Billing vs. Time and Material Billing
When determining the pricing for a construction project, project owners need to decide whether they’ll use a time and material pricing model or a fixed one. Here’s an explanation of the two billing methods.
Real Estate Development
What is a Lien Release in Construction?
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What is a Lien Release in Construction?
A lien release is a legal document that removes a lien or claim from a property. Here are all the details you need to know about lien releases and waivers.
Real Estate Development
Construction Finance
What is NOI in Real Estate?
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What is NOI in Real Estate?
If you have a stake in a property, mastering metrics like NOI can help you maximize your profits and get smarter returns. Keep reading to learn how to calculate NOI.
Real Estate Development
Defining Real Estate Development Loans
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Defining Real Estate Development Loans
Real estate development loans are designed to finance the process of preparing raw land for construction. These loans provide the necessary capital to cover land acquisition and preparation for development, although borrowers usually need additional financing once construction begins.
Construction Finance
Going-In Cap Rate Explained for Real Estate Developers
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Going-In Cap Rate Explained for Real Estate Developers
A going-in cap rate, also known as a starting cap rate, specifically refers to the cap rate at the time of property acquisition. Here’s how to use it in real estate development and investment.
Real Estate Development
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