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If you have a multi-family apartment deal that you're considering investing in, or if you are in the process of putting together an Offering Memorandum for your deal, you'll be looking at the deal by the numbers.But how do you know what to believe and what not to? Which numbers are the most important? What does "Pro Forma" actually mean?
How do you make sure you're comparing apples to apples when you have what looks like the perfect deal?
Join us on Monday, March 23rd, for a special Multi-Family Sub Group where we'll answer these questions and more as we analyze some deals that we bring along - and any deals that you bring along, too.
Of note, we'll discuss:
- Which numbers you want to pay attention to - and which you can ignore
- How to look at a Pro Forma - This might surprise you!
- The best way to present ROI to your investors
- What you want to include in your Market Analysis
- How to quickly filter your deals so you can focus on the best of the best
Make sure to pre-register today to reserve your spot for this live multi-family networking event!
For more information, or to register for the Multi-Family sub group, visit the Multi-Family Sub Group page.
Earlier in the years I become a member in Dave Lindahl program. When I did I got several weeks free e-mail lesson from you all. I enjoyed it a lot. I have a realtor in my area who provides me with all the foreclosure information I need. As a result I don't feel I need to join your service (silver membership). I do like the idea of mastermind sessions you have. I would like to set in one time free to see if it is something that I can benefit from. I live in the southern tip of Alabama and I don't know if I can benefit from your mastermind program. That's why I would like to set in one time.
I have found a foreclosure in Hermitgage, TN that I would really like to buy. HOWEVER, the last ten years of my career has been in the mortgage business and I do not have the "Perfect" credit that I once had in order to purchase this $55,000 condo. Is there no way that Federal National Mortgage Association would not carry the note for at least two years until I have a steady job and my credit is repaired? At least the property would not be just sittin there empty being vandalized and yous are not collecting anything off of it. Think about it it does make a lot of sense!!!
Thanks Sheila. Any additional information is armor to a Real Estate Entrepreneur.
Look forward to your discussion March 23.
Thanks.
Lee
JD, thanks for the comment. Is your local Alabama real estate agent providing you with REOs or pre-foreclosures?
As for our Monthly Mult-Family Sub Group, it takes place live in Dedham, MA, but if you're out of state, you can sill get the HOT Sheets by pre-registering. For more information on the post-meeting HOT Sheets, please see:
http://www.ForeclosuresMass.com/mfsubgroup/
Thank you again for the comment, JD!