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CurrentMuch like Timberland and Farmland, Ranchland has historically generated most of its total return from land price appreciation. Similar to Timberland and Farmland investments, Ranchland NOI is influenced by commodity pricing—livestock in this case, versus timber and crops. However, with institutional management, there’s significant potential to enhance total returns through growth in Net Operating Income (“NOI”), primarily driven by livestock income streams alongside ancillary income opportunities. More specifically, RCP’s value-add strategies aim to drive value creation and NOI through active management practices, including improved grazing management, strategic alterations in farming methods, investments in operational infrastructure, and ecological function enhancements.If you or your colleagues would like to explore this further, Ranchland Capital RCP specializes in acquiring and managing large, underperforming ranch properties in the Rocky Mountain West, enhancing both ecological and financial performance. With over 30 years of experience, we have numerous case studies demonstrating how their active management drives value creation.RCP is currently building a pipeline of opportunities to seed a commingled fund series and is seeking co-investment capital. While the near-term need is $15 million to acquire a ranch property in Colorado, the opportunity for you is scalable. This could be an excellent chance to work closely with the RCP team, structuring investment vehicles on a deal-by-deal or programmatic basis as a co-GP or LP.Let me know if this opportunity aligns with your interests, and we can set up a time with RCP to discuss further.
