First LP check: where do I actually sit if the deal goes bad?
I've spent most of my reading on the debt side because I like the idea of being the one who gets paid first. Now I'm looking at a $50k LP slot in a 96-unit deal and I'll admit I d…
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I've spent most of my reading on the debt side because I like the idea of being the one who gets paid first. Now I'm looking at a $50k LP slot in a 96-unit deal and I'll admit I d…
Reviewing a $34M multifamily acquisition. $11.5M of LP equity, bridge debt at SOFR plus 340 with a rate cap that expires in 14 months, interest-only, two 12-month extension option…
Six of us, and we've been operating on a group chat and goodwill since spring. That has produced eleven closed assignments and two arguments that took a month each to settle, so w…
Coming from residential I have one move. ARV, comps, repair number, done. Everyone I email understands that language. Sent my first small commercial thing out last month, a 12 uni…
I've been building a comparison sheet for the mREIT side and the split that keeps showing up is agency versus credit. On the agency side you're holding mortgage-backed securities…
Self-managing has been fine at two units and it's getting sloppy at four. Rent comes in three different ways, my repair receipts live in a photo album, and I did a lease renewal f…
I have read this room for months and mostly kept my questions to myself, but I have a building under contract and the numbers have a hole in them I cannot close. Fourplex, 1962, 5…
I've got 15k sitting from a good year in the business, and there's a chance I'll want it for equipment in about two years. Not a certainty, maybe 40%. That rules out most of what…
Underwriting is what I spend my days on, so I want to sanity check the portfolio construction side rather than the deal side. If a typical equity offering has some real probabilit…
Two offering documents in front of me. One is a public non-traded REIT: registered with the SEC, audited annual financials, quarterly filings, $2,500 minimum, monthly subscription…
I'm studying for the license and medical office keeps coming up as the safe corner of a sector that otherwise got hammered. The reasoning I hear is that a clinic can't work from h…
I've had four funds' materials open since August and I keep arriving at the same argument with myself. One camp says the tape decides everything. Vintage of origination, weighted…
I've been looking at the lending side rather than owning, and eighteen months ago that looked like an easy way in. A sponsor I'd met at a local meetup had a 96-unit under contract…
I ran this three ways this month because a client keeps insisting the answer is obvious and I don't think it is. Start with 1.5M of equity and no strong view on rates. A. One 1.5M…
First rental, small place, nothing exotic. The appraiser flagged the roof, which meant a repair and a reinspection, which meant the roofer's calendar, which was three weeks out in…
The term sheet on a rehab-to-rent loan I'm looking at has a line saying builder's risk binder required prior to first draw, naming the lender as mortgagee. I thought a landlord po…
Trying to get my head around the R that everyone talks about. Every write up I read describes buying at 70% of value minus rehab, then refinancing and getting all your cash back s…
I've been sitting in on sponsor interviews for a conversion allocation and the split in the room is sharper than I expected. Candidate A has done four office-to-residential projec…
Someone in a local investor group posted asking whether a 0.4 acre corner lot could take four units under the current code, and got eleven guesses in the comments. I messaged him…
I spent fourteen years doing site selection and trade area analysis for a grocery chain, mostly drive time modeling, cannibalization studies, and go/no-go on individual boxes. Lef…