WHY MVC
Our approach, and how it protects your interests.
The principles, safeguards, and process behind every MVC investment.
INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY
Competitive strategy, in four parts
Principal Protection
Our priorities are simple: first, protect the principal; second, protect the profits.
We invest based on fundamentals, not the latest market trends.
Interest Alignment
MVC principals have substantial skin in the game, investing alongside each partner.
Profit is shared with MVC only after preferred returns are achieved.
Local Expertise
Extensive local market knowledge and networks, built through deep roots and partnership in secondary markets.
This enables us to quickly identify and exploit market inefficiencies.
Investment Profile
Target properties offer stable cash flow, value-add potential, and long-term upside at a deal size that attracts limited competition.
This positions MVC in an underserved market segment.
Our Advantages
Local owner-operators are often successful with one or two properties, but lack access to capital and a wide services platform. MVC combines institutional-grade sophistication with a deep, decentralized services platform built for this segment.
Local Owner Operators
Able to execute in the sector, but only in small increments in a few markets.
Unprofessional management and accounting limit performance and access to capital.
MVC Advantage
Strong central support team to leverage decentralized operating teams.
Promotes industry-leading management practices, accounting, controls, and business intelligence.
Investment Process
Driven by field-based deal leads, backed by central review
Deal Sourcing Discipline
Annual deal flow, start to close
Deals reviewed
300–400
Deals reviewed
100
Under central review
30
Reach due diligence
10
Closed & acquired
2-4
Each year MVC reviews 300–400 deals with the target to close approximately 1%, or 2–4 new acquisitions annually.
Find the decision point
Whether sourced centrally or in the field, each deal is assigned to a Deal Lead with local market knowledge who advises on pursuit of the opportunity and owns the deal through repositioning.
Cross-functional deal teams
The deal team includes expert operations, construction, and financial support alongside the Deal Lead.
Central support and tracking
A Deal Support Team tracks leads and deals centrally and maintains company-wide relationships.
In-house legal and finance
A central legal and finance team reduces transaction costs across every deal.
