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These five steps helped me when I first started analyzing multifamily deals as an investor... 1. Understand the basics and key financial metrics 2. Understand the market and sub-market (as it shapes the key assumptions) 3. If in doubt, err on the side of making more conservative assumptions. 4. Be comfortable with financial modeling. 5. Understand the key risks and factor those into the financial model. Bonus Tip: If in doubt or on the fence, lean in on mentors and your tribe. ➡ What (if any) has been your biggest challenge with analyzing (underwriting) multifamily deals? Share in the comments below. 💡P.S. Want to learn more about additional helpful resources in analyzing multifamily deals? Comment below and I will DM you more info.

WARNING! A Capital Call may sneak up on you!! It's capital call season and it's going to find you no matter where you are hiding!! I've got two under my belt thus far….from two different general partners: 1) 🤧 - GP #1: Non-responsive via email for months. Dodged all the questions. Refused to have a Zoom call with investors. Recently admitted that communication was something they had to improve on. 2) 😄 - GP #2: Thorough financial analysis. Personal phone calls to every limited partner. Straightforward and no sugarcoating. Which type of General Partner do you want to be? Which General Partner has an abundance mindset? And most importantly, which deal am I more inclined to INVEST in the capital call? Join Live Your Legacy on Friday, November 3 at the Massive Multifamily Conference as we moderate an amazing panel of multifamily General Partners to uncover their spooky secrets for abundance! #liveyourlegacy

Post-UIC graduation, I've been enhancing my real estate modeling skills with Break Into CRE. From mastering property operations to crafting complex pro forma models, the financial modeling boot camp challenged me in various aspects. Next on the agenda: tackling institutional multifamily land acquisition/development models and mastering equity waterfall structures. Excited for the ongoing journey of growth in the dynamic world of real estate! #RealEstate #FinancialModeling

🌩️ The stormy question on multifamily: navigating suspended distributions. But what you may not realize is that more often than not, doing so with transparency is a key strategy to preserve long-term capital on a project. 🌟 Key Takeaways on Multifamily Suspended Distributions 🌟 ✅ Understanding the Reasons: Know why distributions are suspended (economic downturns, operational issues, strategic decisions) to assess potential impacts. ✅ Assessing Impact and Risks: Evaluate how the suspension affects your portfolio and financial goals, including the sponsor's financial health and the likelihood of distributions resuming. ✅ Diversification and Risk Management: Mitigate risks by diversifying investments across sponsors, asset classes, and strategies, and having a robust risk management plan. Transparency is key to preserving long-term capital and navigating these challenges effectively. Listen to the full episode today: https://lnkd.in/gFBKpd6z #passiveinvesting #passiveincome #buildingwealth #multifamilyinvestor #investing #realestateinvestor #propertyinvestment #investmentopportunity #investmenttips

This week on Name Your Numbers, I have special guest, Bronson Hill! Bronson shares his journey from a W-2 job to achieving time freedom through multifamily investing and syndication. Explore the key principles of making work optional and generating passive income. Gain insights into Bronson's personal experiences, childhood influences, and the power of cash flow over appreciation. Discover actionable strategies for transitioning from single-family to scalable multifamily investments. Click the link to listen! https://lnkd.in/ejNNuuQv

The legal and business teams focus on “paying attention to market dynamics, coming up with programs that may ride out different cycles and working with different asset types,” concluded Kristin Orlando, VP and associate counsel at The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC. Read more about what goes into program structure and asset selection here:  https://lnkd.in/g9jrS9Tb

🚀 Multifamily Case Study: Analyzing Investment Opportunities 🏢 I’m excited to share my latest project where I conducted a comprehensive analysis of a multifamily property investment opportunity. The analysis includes calculating levered and unlevered IRR, and equity multiples, demonstrating my expertise in real estate financial modeling and data analytics. 🔗 Check out the GitHub repository for the full code and analysis: [GitHub - Multifamily Case Study](https://lnkd.in/dfcFsEWg) #RealEstate #DataAnalytics #FinancialModeling #Investment

How fast you can effectively analyze multifamily deals can make or break you as a busy professional… Especially if you're working crazy hours or have a family to spend time with like I did. When I first started this investor journey, I spent easily 2-3 hours PER DEAL trying to analyze it. This was the complete opposite of being efficient. It was also a massive waste of my time as most deals didn't make financial sense and it seemed like I was never going to get anywhere. Until I finally did something about it... I spent many hours trying and testing out the best possible way to analyze larger multifamily deals with speed, until I figured it out, and created a cheat sheet. This became what I call "The 10 Minute Analysis" It allows me to underwrite a deal in less than 10 minutes. Yes, you read that right, 10 minutes. ⁣Want to stop wasting hours crunching numbers on deals that were never going to work out anyway? Drop ANALYSIS below and I will send you the cheat sheet!

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We recently received an intriguing question in the Q&A section of the A.CRE Real Estate Financial Modeling Accelerator regarding the calculation of untrended and trended returns. We decide give an in-depth response by writing this article on untrended and trended returns. Check it out here: https://smpl.is/8jfv2