Savchuk Property Advisory
Andrii Savchuk
Andrii Savchuk CEO, Savchuk Property Advisory
  • Investment and commercial advisor
  • Hotel · residential · logistics real estate

Sales · Investors · Sales teams

I take complex assets to closing.

A hotel, a resort, a warehouse, a production site, a quarry or development land. Any high-value property without a buyer costs its owner every month: security, taxes and frozen capital.

I work out the real price, get the documents ready for scrutiny, bring in a buyer or a strategic investor and close the deal.

Assets from $1 million

Non-standard assets are considered case by case.

$30 million+

in investment raised as investment director within project teams: various property types in Ukraine and abroad.

$9 million

two closed deals: a resort in Montenegro and a recreation complex in Ukraine.

13

sales teams built: structure, scripts, CRM, incentives.

10+ years

in business, 5 of them in real estate: logistics, hotel, residential, recreational.

Risks

Three mistakes that cost owners money

1A price “like the neighbour’s”

The figure is named without a calculation. The buyer cannot see what it is made of and does not negotiate. They simply do not call.

Cost of the mistakeEvery idle month: security, taxes and capital that is not working.

2The buyer is the first to check the documents

Zoning, boundaries and encumbrances surface in the buyer’s Due Diligence. What follows is a walk-away or a discount on their terms.

Cost of the mistakeA collapse at the final stage, or a discount you have no argument against.

3Going to market without a financial model

Buyers and investors are shown photos and floor area. They need Cash Flow and a payback period. Without them they run the numbers themselves and price every risk into their offer.

Cost of the mistakeThe conversation ends after the first meeting.

The difference

An agency takes everything and invests nothing in the sale

That is why a complex asset does not sell through a regular agency. It just sits in the database.

A regular agency

What it takes on

Whatever comes in. The more listings in the database, the better.

What it invests in the sale

Photos and a listing on a portal.

Why

It works for a percentage “someday”, so spending on your asset makes no sense for it.

How it ends

The asset sits in listings for years and gets cheaper.

Savchuk Property Advisory

What it takes on

A limited number of assets from $1 million.

What it invests in the sale

Valuation analysis, Due Diligence, a presentation, video and an advertising campaign.

Why

Preparation is paid upfront, so there is a budget for it and it gets done.

How it ends

The asset goes to market ready for the buyer’s scrutiny.

Expertise

How I solve it

Selling an asset

  • Valuation analysis: market price and use scenarios for the buyer.
  • Due Diligence before going to market: title, zoning, encumbrances.
  • Packaging: presentation, financial logic, video of the asset.
  • Channels: targeted advertising and a broker network.
  • Off-market sale: no public advertising, through a base of vetted intermediaries.

An investor for a project

  • Financial model: launch budget, P&L, project Cash Flow.
  • Deal structure: letter of intent, memorandum, partner entry terms.
  • Sourcing: direct outreach to strategic investors.
  • Hotel operators: negotiating royalties, exclusivity and management terms.
  • Partners: direct access to hotel operators active in Ukraine.

A sales team

  • SOPs and roles: qualifier, closer, head of sales.
  • Scripts: a conversation scenario for every stage of the deal.
  • CRM: pipeline, reporting, control of managers.
  • Unit economics: a customer acquisition cost limit and an incentive matrix.
  • Brokers: a partner network and rules protecting their clients.

Deal process

Six steps and three payment points

Preparation is paid before going to market. The commission arises only after signing.

Launch budgetPaid before going to market. A fixed amount for operating costs (site visit, calculations, Due Diligence, packaging), calculated for the specific asset.
  1. Asset reviewSite visit, documents, restrictions, actual condition.
  2. Valuation analysisMarket price and use scenarios.
  3. Due DiligenceTitle, zoning, encumbrances.
  4. PackagingPresentation, financial logic, video.
MarketAdvertising budget is separate, paid by the owner
  1. Reaching the buyerAdvertising, brokers, direct contacts.
3.5%Commission after the deal closes
  1. Negotiation and dealBuyer qualification, support through to signing.

Track record

Closed deals and projects in progress

I do not disclose names without the owners’ consent.

Closed deal

$4.3 million

Resort

Montenegro

Closed deal

$4.7 million

Recreation complex

Ukraine

Projects in progress: point A, actions, point B

1 · Logistics

Class A complex

Kyiv region

Point A

Phase two of a complex 30 km from Kyiv. The buyer is not ready to finance the full construction cycle now, so the asset does not sell in the usual format.

→ Actions

A Deferred BTS format was put together: the buyer locks in the groundworks now, and construction resumes on a trigger set in the contract. The offer is addressed to the end user and distributed through the broker network.

→ Point B

$1,000 / m²the price at which the asset went to market

2 · Hotel real estate

Hotel and recreation complex

Zakarpattia

Point A

Land for a complex. No concept, no operator, no investor.

→ Actions

Launch budget, financial model, letter of intent for a strategic investor. Negotiations with a hotel operator on royalties and the exclusivity term.

→ Point B

Memorandumwith a hotel operator, under review. The financial model and launch budget are ready for a strategic investor.

3 · Residential real estate

Residential complex

Zakarpattia

Point A

An asset about to start sales. No sales team, no CRM, no scripts.

→ Actions

Unit economics, a customer acquisition cost limit, an incentive matrix, scripts for the qualifier and the closer, CRM, a network of partner brokers.

→ Point B

Launchof sales with the acquisition cost limit and incentives fixed before the first advertising dollar.

Terms

Who I work with and who I do not

$1 million

minimum value of an asset I take on.

6 months

average time to sell a complex asset. Those who promise faster have never sold one.

Launch budget + 3.5%

payment for preparation before going to market (calculated individually) and commission after the deal closes.

I work with

  • Assets from $1 millionAny high-value property: hotels, resorts, warehouses, production sites, quarries, land, residential projects.
  • Preparation is paid upfrontThe launch budget is calculated individually and covers the analytical work and packaging. The 3.5% commission arises only after the deal closes.
  • Advertising budget is separatePaid by the owner, with an agreed plan and reporting.
  • A horizon of 6 months or moreThat is the average time to sell an asset like this.

I do not work with

  • “Sell it for a percentage and we’ll see”I do not take on an asset without paid preparation.
  • A price “because that’s what I need”If the calculation does not support it, I will say so before we start.
  • Closed documentsWhat the owner does not show me, the buyer will find on their own.
  • Assets under $1 millionApartments, houses, standard offices. That is a different market with different brokers.
Discuss terms

Three questions, a reply in a messenger.

Asset selection

Three questions before a call

The answers come to me in a messenger. If the asset is for me, I schedule a call. If not, I will say so straight away, no hard feelings.

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1What you need
2Asset value or project budget
3Payment format

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