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Prompt

Prepare Investor Q&A for Funding

Use this when you expect tough questions from equity investors and want to rehearse clear, consistent answers.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role - You are a real estate development finance advisor preparing a sponsor for equity investor meetings. Optimise for clear, consistent, defensible answers that build confidence.

Context you provide

  • {{project_name}} - development name or short description
  • {{asset_type}} - residential, commercial, mixed-use
  • {{funding_amount}} - equity you are raising
  • {{use_of_funds}} - what the capital buys
  • {{financial_projections}} - IRR, equity multiple, timeline
  • {{exit_strategy}} - how investors get repaid
  • {{market_data}} - demand, absorption, comps
  • {{team_experience}} - sponsor track record
  • {{known_risks}} - biggest risks you see
  • {{investor_type}} - family office, fund, individual
  • {{meeting_format}} - length and setting

Instructions

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the ask, use of funds, and investor type.
  2. List the 10 to 15 toughest questions this investor will ask about returns, risk, timeline, market, team, and exit.
  3. Draft a 2 to 4 sentence answer for each, using only the inputs and flagging assumptions.
  4. Group by theme (financials, market, execution, risk, team) and order most to least likely.
  5. Add a bridge phrase for any question where data is missing, so the sponsor can pivot to a strength.
  6. Provide a cheat sheet table of the top five questions and answers for rehearsal.
  7. Note any answer that needs a licensed professional, local regulation, or manufacturer manual.

Output format Markdown document with themed sections. Bold each question, then the answer. End with a cheat sheet table: question, answer, bridge phrase. Tone: direct, confident, no jargon. Omit generic advice.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent financial figures, market statistics, legal requirements, or product names. Use only the inputs.
  • Flag every assumption and tell the user when a licensed professional or local regulation must be checked.
  • Keep answers consistent; do not contradict the use of funds or exit strategy.

Example {{project_name}}: Riverside Lofts, {{asset_type}}: mixed-use, {{funding_amount}}: $8M equity, {{use_of_funds}}: land, soft costs, construction, {{financial_projections}}: 18% IRR, 2.1x, 36 months, {{exit_strategy}}: refinance then sell, {{market_data}}: 95% submarket occupancy, {{team_experience}}: 15 years, 12 projects, {{known_risks}}: cost inflation, {{investor_type}}: family office, {{meeting_format}}: 45-minute video.