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Commercial Class 107 Intro to Leasing

Wednesday, August 27, 2014 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Come network and present your property at our deal exchange. Lunch is included in the registration fee and we have a great guest speaker. 

Tuesday, August 19, 2014 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

The Pleasanton Hotel  855 Main Street  Pleasanton, CA 94538

Meeting Agenda

11:30         Registration & Lunch

11:50        Introductions

12:00         Formal Meeting Begins

12:10         Guest Speaker Presentation

    Guest Speaker: David Hysinger, CRE Finance

12:40          Property Presentations

1:00          Have & Needs

1:15           Meeting Adjourns

          If you have a property you would like to present, please bring flyers andlimit your presentation to 3 minutes.

Deal Exchange Property Template

As an NCCAR member benefit our members can personally participate in promoting a listed property at this event by completing and returning the “listing sheet” template to the event administrator to be compiled into a slide show.  Deadline to recieve your listing is by Monday 5:00 PM to be compiled and included in he slide show.  The template is available for download in MS-PowerPoint format and also as a PDF.

If you would like to sponsor a future commercial real estate forum,please contact either Chris Steele at [email protected] or Michael Curia at [email protected]

Please note; that lunch is included in the $25.00 registration fee!

Click here to register for this event

Guest Speaker

David Hysinger

Lecturer, Finance

Mr. Hysinger has practiced real estate law, and handled business insurance, and general civil matters for over 20 years, representing insurance and financial service companies, as well as small businesses and individuals. He has conducted in excess of 40 civil jury trials, ten bench trials, numerous binding arbitrations, and administrative law proceedings.  Before entering the practice of law, he served as a research extern in the United States Bankruptcy Court where he worked on commercial real estate finance cases.  

Mr. Hysinger has argued real estate cases before the state's appellate courts involving issues such as the statutory regulation of eviction, the right of entry into leased property, notice of lease modifications, and the non-delegable duties of owners and investors. Mr. Hysinger has also lectured on international contracts, bankruptcy, and real estate at Golden Gate University, University of San Francisco, and U.C. Berkeley.

LOS ANGELES—RealtyMogul, a Beverly Hills-basedcommercial real estate crowdfunding platform, has completed a capital raise for the first crowdfunded hotel, the Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs. In an earlier story, GlobeSt.com reported that RealtyMogul had added the hotel to its roaster of assets. Now, three months later, the investment opportunities have sold out. RealtyMogul partnered with hotel owener Kittridge Hotels and Resortsfor the propejct.

In a general solicitation, RealtyMogul raised $1.5 million from 85 investors. Investment amounts ranged from $10,000 to $150,000. In total, the project received 120 million unique views from interested and prospective investors. “We received such high interest on this project,” Elizabeth Braman, CCIM, the chief production officer at RealtyMogul, tells GlobeSt.com. “I don’t think in our wildest expectations we could have imagined 120 million unique views. It far exceeded our expectations and really shows the power of the general solicitation with the 506C. The visibility that crowdfunding has in the market right now coupled with the Hard Rock brand worked really nicely together.”

Although RealtyMogul didn’t advertise the project, they did receive an amazing amount of press, with articles in nearly every major newspaper worldwide, and they had a very targeted marketing effort. “Palm Springs is now becoming a music destination location, and the fact that we dropped at Coachella was no accident,” says Braman. “It was all very much a part of the plan to reach a new and very progressive audience, which is really the point of crowdfunding.”