Sunny Sajnani

Sunny Sajnani is a Dallas-based commercial real estate capital markets executive. He holds a BBA with a concentration in real estate finance from the University of Texas at Austin and began his career at Goldman Sachs' commercial real estate investment and management arm, where he specialized in structured finance.

He spent much of his career at Metropolitan Capital Advisors (MCA), a Dallas commercial real estate investment banking firm reachable at the metcapital.com domain. As Principal & Director at MCA, he closed several billion dollars of financing transactions spanning the entire capital stack — senior mortgages, mezzanine loans, participating debt, preferred equity, and JV equity partnerships — and facilitated numerous large property sales. When Marcus & Millichap acquired MCA in 2020, Sajnani joined the firm; he is today an Executive Managing Director of Capital Markets at Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), Marcus & Millichap's institutional division, raising debt and equity for commercial real estate projects.

In parallel, Sajnani is a Founding Partner of Tanenbaum Equity Partners, a real estate private equity entity affiliated with Dallas/Oklahoma City-based Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings, formed to acquire and invest in commercial real estate. He has been recognized with the Dallas Business Journal's "Minority Business Leader Award," and is active in industry organizations including ICSC, NTCAR, and the UT Austin Real Estate Finance & Investment Center (REFIC).

Note for accuracy: the stub data provided ("Angel Investors," "Seed Round," "Principal & Director") corresponds to a person whose verifiable public footprint is in commercial real estate finance and real estate private equity, not in early-stage startup/seed angel investing. No credible source was found tying this Sunny Sajnani to venture or seed-stage startup angel deals; the profile below reflects his documented real estate investing activity.

• Provides and structures capital across the full commercial real estate capital stack: senior mortgages, mezzanine/bridge debt, participating debt, preferred equity, and joint-venture equity.
• Sector-agnostic within commercial real estate — multifamily, retail, office, industrial, hospitality, self-storage, government-leased (GSA) assets, and development land.
• Emphasizes creative structuring for complex deals; in his own words on the GSA portfolio financing: *"The complexity of this acquisition and the various construction projects currently ongoing and planned over the next 12-18 months required a lot of creativity and structuring from a financing standpoint."*
• Through Tanenbaum Equity Partners, takes a direct ownership/equity stance in acquiring income-producing and value-add commercial assets, often federally leased or institutional-grade.