./ dry capital
./ the-terminal-how-we-work

How we filter the market
into capital
we back.

Every week, European real estate proposals land with us — raw, and rarely framed the way institutional capital reads. We price each one, put it into institutional terms, and sort it hard. Only the few that clear are the ones we take forward — underwritten as principal, sourced for the sponsor.

01
./ the-inflow

What the market sends.

Proposals arrive constantly and unstructured — teasers, decks, forwarded PDFs, a call. We see the full flow across sponsors, geographies and asset classes, in whatever language it turns up.

02
./ the-filter

Good? Tradable? Realistic?

A continuous screen, run on everything that lands. Most is declined or parked; a fraction advances. The point is not how much comes in — it is the discipline of what we let through.

./ the-screen
Everything inthe narrow gatethe few, out
not good →Declinedon file, politely
not yet →Watchlistgood, timing off — parked & tracked
unrealistic →Pass + feedbackgood asset, wrong ask — we say why
clears →To marketpriced, articulated, ready to back
03
./ the-terminal

Read, priced, rewritten.

Technology we build ourselves runs the analysis — models rebuilt from source, comps pulled, each live deal framed the way institutional capital reads and turned into working materials.

$ ./receive → $ ./underwrite → $ ./build → $ ./back
turned around in days — on every proposal that clears the filter
$ ./receive → ./translate → ./rebuild → ./test Illustrative example · fictional deal, invented figures
01 · What arrives

            

The sponsor’s own plan, in the sponsor’s own language and format — decimal commas, thousand points, local conventions. We rebuild it from source rather than summarise it, so every year stays testable.

02 · What lenders actually test
Test202620272028Clears
LTV ≤65%64.5% — day onePASS
ICR ≥1.25×0.73×1.25×1.72×2027
DSCR ≥1.25×0.58×1.00×1.38×2028
Debt yield ≥8.0%4.4%7.5%10.3%2028
Binding test: DSCR.
LTV passes on day one and tells you nothing. The deal turns on coverage through the ramp — it does not clear until 2028.
→ 24-month interest-only + a €0.3M debt service reserve, or it does not fund.
03 · Who does it actually fit?
InvestorWhat they screen forProject AlmeidaFit
Core equityStabilised income, day-one yield ≥5%2.8% — still rampingNO
Value-add equityEBITDA 2–3× over hold, clear exit3.1× by 2030YES
Senior debt fundDSCR ≥1.25× at close0.58× as askedNO
Senior + 24m IODSCR ≥1.25× by year 31.38× in 2028YES
Whole loanDebt yield ≥8% by year 27.5% in 2027MARGINAL
Preferred equityDownside cover, mid-teens IRR64.5% LTV + reserveYES
04
./ the-execution

Underwritten, and backed.

What clears, Dry Capital backs — underwritten as principal, sourced for the sponsor. The technology compresses the time; the judgment stays human.

ships

The one-pager

A single A4. The credit story a committee reads before anything else.

ships

Interactive IM

The memo as a live web deck — filterable, NDA-gated, updated in place.

ships

Live model

Every year rebuilt from source, with scenario toggles and stress cases.

ships

Dashboard

Who opened what, which sections, how long — so the follow-up is informed.

./ see-it-work

The terminal, in motion.

The weekly brief · the intelligence layer · a live interactive IM — one continuous run.
The weekly brief · 0:20
Intelligence layer · 0:36
↳ output

Interactive IMs

Memos as live web decks — filterable, NDA-gated.

↳ output

Live models

Cashflows with scenario toggles and stress tests.

↳ output

Dashboards

Real-time position and market metrics, deal by deal.

↳ output

The weekly brief

Who to call, what to send, what slipped.

./ get-in-touch

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