Ownership
See where every CapEx dollar stands.
Portfolio-level reporting on what's funded, what's pending, and how many days each draw took to fund, without asking your asset manager for a status update.
Days to funded, by property
Every draw records when it was completed and when it was funded, so you can see where capital is moving on schedule and where it isn't.
A late draw is a cost
Interest, insurance, and overhead keep accruing while a draw sits. Relay has it built before the deadline.
Vendors paid on schedule
Draws go out when the threshold is met, not when someone gets to them, so the GC keeps the job moving.
A late draw is a cost, not a delay.
You usually hear about a slow draw after the vendor has already called. By then it is on the books three ways.
- Interest, insurance, and overhead accrue with no offsetting funding
- A GC who waits sixty days prioritizes the job that pays on time
- Equity bridges what the loan should have covered
Faster turnaround on your funds.
Every draw in Relay records when it was completed and when it was funded. Over the lifecycle of a project that becomes the one metric that tells you whether capital is moving on schedule, by property, by person, by draw type.
| Property | Draw | Completed | Funded amount | Days to complete | Days to funded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meridian Commercial | Draw 10 | Sep 30 | $198,400 | 5 | 12 |
| Riverside Commons | Draw 6 | Sep 28 | $176,200 | 7 | 16 |
| Harbor Point | Draw 3 | Sep 12 | $91,750 | 4 | 11 |
| Park Ridge · RR | Request 14 | Sep 9 | $7,300 | 2 | 9 |
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