Engagements completed through Raises.com, listed by the type of company involved. Each is documented in the public case studies and testimonials on raises.com.
- Senior care operator, Texas. Acquisition closed with senior debt, a bridge loan, a seller note and equity, in 120 days.
- Hotel private equity fund sponsor. $50M inaugural fund structured; introduced to a bank closing $1B+ per quarter; $3M AUM and $9M under contract at launch; acquisition pace of $50M+ in hotels through the fund.
- Artificial-intelligence and government-technology acquirer. $3M AI firm with NASA and Canadian Navy contracts acquired after a $40M deal fell through; SBA $1.5M, seller $750K, an earnout and equity.
- Triple-net-lease REIT sponsor. $100M REIT offering formed; legal and formation cost cut by about half; warm introduction to a bank lending $25B a year.
- Real estate development and investment company. Two strategic introductions translated into about $100M of combined project value.
- Cross-border media holding company. New Zealand to United States media acquisition with cross-collateral synthetic equity and a seller note; U.S. holding company formed, EIN secured, trapped receivables captured in post-close stabilization.
- Security-industry equity group. Letter of Commitment submitted; capital stack structured for a $110M target acquisition.
- Roofing services acquirer. A company more than 50 years old bought and sold in the same week; bridge capital, equity and seller carry.
- Online business-acquisition marketplace. Strategic partnership providing subsidized capital-raise services to buyers on the platform.
- Alternative-asset fund manager. $100M Reg D High-Income Growth Fund and a Reg A+ Workforce Housing Impact Fund launched; the Reg A+ fund opened to retail investors and engaged Dallas officials on public-private partnerships.
- Multifamily and consumer-services investor. 44-unit multifamily property and a profitable car wash acquired with senior and junior debt, seller carry and rollover equity; equity replaced from data-room-ready capital partners after two LP drop-outs.
- Private investment office. Debt, equity and mezzanine structured; a 10x return after a prior $30K loss with a traditional firm.
- Wealth management firm. Advisory, structuring and execution; full capital-raise engagement completed.
- Enterprise holding company. Letter of Commitment secured; advisory, structuring and execution.
- Real estate development company. Guided through a company acquisition; debt and equity structuring.
- First-time acquisition holding company. First acquisition closed through a structured process; pipeline of subsequent deals underway.
- Multi-acquisition capital firm. Acquisition program streamlined from sourcing through close.
- Independent sponsors, several, including Texas. Letters of Commitment, capital-partner introductions and first acquisitions closed through the Raises.com framework.
- New fund manager. Fund launched with a complete data room and investor documents.
- Multifamily sponsor, United States. Acquisition closed with senior debt, junior debt, seller carry and rollover equity.
- Multi-strategy REIT sponsor. Maryland REIT Law structuring with templated PPM, Form D and blue-sky filings.
Sourced from public Raises.com case studies and client testimonials at https://raises.com/case-studies. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
How these were structured
Most of the acquisitions above sit on the same stack: senior debt from a bank or SBA lender, a seller note or seller rollover, and investor equity raised into an SPV or fund with a Reg D offering. The REIT and Reg A+ engagements used registered or exempt public structures where retail capital was part of the plan. The mechanics are explained at raises.com/buy-a-business.