Undertow Capital, Austin TX
Curtis Simpson from Undertow Capital

Curtis Simpson

Undertow Capital

Austin, TX (Pond Springs)
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About Us

Undertow Capital Partners, LLC is an asset management and investment firm focused on the acquisition of residential and commercial assets that include non-performing and sub-performing loans secured with a first-lien mortgage on residential and income producing properties.

Undertow also manages the assets and lending for its sister company Capstone Capital. This partnership provides one of the few "one-stop shops" in the private capital and direct lending community. The result is greater yields for Capstone's investors and less costs to its borrowers.

How We Got Started

Undertow saw an opportunity in the market to position itself with the asset managers at the major banks and mortgage servicing providers to help liquidate REO properties in the post-2008 crash era, while representing real estate funds, trusts and high net worth individuals and performing on hundreds of transactions.

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How Do You Raise Capital Without Assets or Debt but on the Strength of a Business Plan?
Curtis from Undertow Capital Answered this on September 29, 2017
I agree with Tim and John and that is where most have to go and what they have to do. After writing hundreds of business plans for clients the last 2 decades, F&F is almost always the starting point... So to take a slightly different angle to answering your question, the foundation of it all is... (more) I agree with Tim and John and that is where most have to go and what they have to do. After writing hundreds of business plans for clients the last 2 decades, F&F is almost always the starting point... So to take a slightly different angle to answering your question, the foundation of it all is the business plan itself. You must make sure it addresses the right questions and the more brevity you use in doing so will increase your chances of success in raising money. All business plans are not created equal and most business plans do not address the right things to raise real money. Two of the biggest failures in business plans I see: (1) They don't effectively communicate a workable business model; and, (2) The financial model and business plan do not tell the same story, it must be harmonious and all assumptions must be realistic, valid and viable. If you have a business plan that has those two things at it's core and the customer's pain and its solution are identified and deliverable, then your chances of success increase greatly.
What Advice Do You Have on How Best to Expose a Relatively Young but Attractive Franchise Opportunity to Potential Investors?
Curtis from Undertow Capital Answered this on September 20, 2017
having put together a number of franchise packages, I would be curious to know what the franchise opportunity is... outside of your traditional digital promotions, the type of franchise would determine how I tailor the unveiling. (That's me) (more) having put together a number of franchise packages, I would be curious to know what the franchise opportunity is... outside of your traditional digital promotions, the type of franchise would determine how I tailor the unveiling. (That's me)
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