
Licensed, bonded and insured California general contractor, led by Pavan Maddi, whose 20+ years span residential and commercial projects.
Track record
Who leads it: Managing Director Pavan Maddi owns and runs PM Real Estate Services and Real Estate Mechanics. At T-Curtis and Company, the CPA firm on HUD's national REO contract, he oversaw 50+ staff on over $250 billion in HUD home purchases and sales.
How they build: projects are value-engineered with Real Estate Mechanics in design, then built through the firm's network of vendors, trades and wholesale suppliers.
Role in REM RE Fund I: field service manager, handling day-to-day and hard construction plus rental maintenance, at cost plus 10% of direct construction cost.
What they do: fix and flips, single-family homes, 2-4 unit, condo and townhome projects, and garden-style apartments, plus maintenance and tenant repairs for multifamily properties Real Estate Mechanics manages.
Asset manager: Real Estate Mechanics (REM), a California brokerage and development firm, handles due diligence, design and permits, property management and sales. Its education program links it to 20,000+ Southern California real estate professionals who bring deals.
Credentials: Pavan Maddi holds a BBA from Cal Poly Pomona and a master's in real estate development and finance from Georgetown, and was a national trainer for single-family asset management systems.
Value through construction: buy aged, distressed Southern California homes and land, then renovate, add ADUs or build new through affiliated firms.
Hold or sell: renovated homes that meet a 6% cap rate are kept as rentals. Stabilized rental developments can be refinanced with Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae.
Where it builds: cities easing housing shortages with streamlined permitting and density bonuses.
How it is run: Real Estate Mechanics finds, designs, leases and sells each project, and PM Real Estate Services value-engineers and builds it. Pavan Maddi owns both.
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